The motions she makes and their causal relationship to the music that's happening seem intuitively clear. I think this is in no small part because the music itself is still relatively close to familiar popular music. I think most of the other wacky-avant-garde-musical-interfaces research I've seen was also preoccupied with wacky-avant-garde-music-per-se. And in that case I am like where is the beat and the scales and the chords and what is happening augh.
The motions she makes and their causal relationship to the music that's happening seem intuitively clear. I think this is in no small part because the music itself is still relatively close to familiar popular music. I think most of the other wacky-avant-garde-musical-interfaces research I've seen was also preoccupied with wacky-avant-garde-music-per-se. And in that case I am like where is the beat and the scales and the chords and what is happening augh.
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K's off at an atypically Saturdayish Type-Thursday event, so I stuck around the apartment hiding from 100-degree heat, and noodled around with…
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Playing around with the agda javascript backend, now. Like, my ears are popping from the sudden change of type-theory-pressure.
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https://deadlockempire.github.io is a very cute edutainment game, meant to teach people about deadlocks and race conditions and concurrency…
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