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Creative Computation – Jack Rusher at ClojuTRE 2019
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Creative Computation – Jack Rusher
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Jack Rusher explores how computation can aid creativity and vice versa, showcasing various examples of digital art and creative coding.
An exploration of the ways in which computation can aid creativity and vice versa, with many examples.Why it's here
3 people recommend thisWhat people say. Recommended as an inspiring talk on creative technology and computation.
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u/dotemacsin r/Clojure • Mentions
On “ClojuTRE 2019 videos”
I'd say that all the talks were good. Some had a lot of information and will need to be referenced again, but for a quick jolt of fun and information I'd recommend:
- from Thursday, Why Isn't Functional Programming the Norm? by Richard Feldman
- and from Friday, Creative Computation by Jack Rusher
And at 0:19 of Håkan's talk when the crowd loses their mind at the mention of "Assembly 94". Sadly the entranced primal screams of the crowd are somewhat subsided in the recorded version.
u/piotrpterin r/Clojure • Mentions
On “conj 2019 - Ghost in the Generative Shell - Scarlet Spectacular”
A very important and inspiring talk! I love those philosophical questions that this topic brings. Artificial yet-indistinguishable-from-humans actors on the internet, and then with robotics in the physical space seem inevitable in our lifetimes. We are in the window where both dystopian and utopian outcomes are still possible but long term probably only one of those will prevail. **JFK's generated speech couldn't be more relevant.**
What I love about Clojure's community is that people arrive here coming from all different backgrounds, be it other langs like jvm, js, lisp, ruby or from different disciplines like art or robotics. All those folks have in common, is that they all decided,…