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Trying https://phanpy.social to post something on my blog.tilman.me. Does that work? Let’s be bold and also attach an image!
Trying out openvibe, a new mobile app for all decentralized social networks: https://openvibe.social
Wir suchen eine Lehrkraft für besondere Aufgaben (w/m/d) für das Lehrgebiet Coding und Design! Mehr Informationen unter https://karriere.service.th-nuernberg.de/sq8g5
It was pleasure to talk to Sarper Yurtseven at the Day of Mathematics Istanbul yesterday! We talked about my Geometry Daily graphics, my process, inspirations and – or course – geometry. The 45 minutes were recorded and are available on YouTube: https://youtube.com/watch?v=MHp5UOlms-4*
Sarper tried to recreate one of my graphics with generative AI. The results are super interesting and surprisingly three-dimensional: https://youtu.be/MHp5UOlms-4?list=PL7DHNy6n7rOjTTkRtrxbOL7OAVRk4_59O&t=2971*
The team of the Mathematics Day Istanbul (!!) asked me to give an interview about my graphic work on geometrydaily.com tomorrow. It’s streaming live, so tune in on 11.00 CET: youtube.com/MatematikTurkiye. I don’t know if there will be a recording afterwards. Unfortunately the rest of the online event is in Turkish of course …
Our Digital Lab gets a fresh outfit. Ugly computer lab ➔ fancy co-working space!
In Mastodon, if you write more, you get more attention. My feed is full of the same 5 people and the toots of very interesting people get lost in the noise. Is this not what we wanted to leave behind?
Do we need algorithms to sort it out for us? How could we implement them, control them and keep them transparent? Is this something the server hosts should decide, or every user for themselves?
Best Christmas song ever. (Yes, it’s Last Christmas, but in the best way possible.)
https://song.link/i/1443121945
iA worked on screen fonts for iAWriter. You can use them freely!
https://ia.net/topics/a-typographic-christmas