July 19, 2008
Top fourfive saturday discoveries so far
  • You might remember George Dyson's powerful writing about a visit to Google and the sense that search would ultimately make something we would call intelligent? He revisits the theme in fictional form in the most recent edition of Edge.
  • Nice looking video experiment
  • Gnip looks like a very promising bit of hosted infrastructure - an infrastructure for following all of Digg/Twitter/You name it without feeling like a leech. It's what gnip is there for!
  • Finally got some robust OSC data off my wiimotes, using Ubuntu in a VMWare Player on my Windows laptop and this hack. Writeup (and a tar.gz file) forthcoming on the hacks blog. Julian, the originator of the hack, is also the source for the amazing world-in-a-cube game Levelhead, made using the ARToolkit.
  • Via Julian's blog I am reminded of this totally awesome video of 1000 runs through a racing game, artfully superimposed into one operatic 1K-car race performance.
Posted by Claus at July 19, 2008 11:13 AM | TrackBack (0)
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Have you seen Pollas 1k runs through Scandinavian safaripark Animal park? http://www.flickr.com/photos/pollas/2682558392/in/photostream/

Posted by: kahrzdn on July 19, 2008 4:58 PM

OMG, totally real life does second life, realitymindblow - paa en totaaalt kedelig maade i regnvejr....

Posted by: Classy on July 19, 2008 5:11 PM
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