Patterns of movement in live languages

I’ve had a paper accepted for the 25th CHArt conference on the subject of live coding, here’s the synopsis. Programmers … More

Dorkcamp ’09

Douglas Repetto started dorkbot in nyc in late 2000, as a free forum for “people doing strange things with electricity”, … More

I’ve been trying to make music with Haskell for a little while now. One thing about Haskell is that its … More

Another screencast: Trying a lower bpm than normal. Also I’m starting to add more higher order rhythm functions to increase … More

If you are in the UK and have a vote, please use it. The BNP are racists, who want all … More

We’re starting regular livecoding nights in London UK, first one this Friday at the Roebuck near London Bridge from 7pm. … More

*UPDATE* This entry is ancient, but for some reason gets quite a lot of traffic, see Tidal for a more … More

There’s often seen to be a fight between symbolic AI and artificial neural networks (ANNs). The difference is between either … More

“Broadly, it is my desire to express emotions by means of timed variations of light and color in a manner … More

I’ve always wondered how we do programming. Code can be so clean and straight-faced, but when you step back and … More