As part of the research for the piece we scraped details about every carbon offset scheme from the major voluntary offset registries, and stuck them up at:
offsetarchive.labr.io
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Wrote a piece with Tega Brain in e-flux architecture about data and carbon offset schemes.
www.e-flux.com/architecture...
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biden/trump: the silent parts
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Aww thanks so much!!!
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Here’s overtime pay for 2023… also enraging!
data.cityofnewyork.us/City-Governm...
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Join me tomorrow as I attempt to create a facial recognition system capable of identifying NYPD cops. www.screenwalks.com
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full syllabus with technical notes and examples are here: github.com/antiboredom/...
It was a lovely class with a really incredible group of students.
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Here's a blog post showcasing work students made in my "Infinite Video" class at the School for Poetic Computation. In the class we used command-line tools, Python libraries and various machine learning models to analyze, filter, sort, edit, and compose video with code.
lav.io/notes/infini...
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Thanks!!
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The words of the super pissed off commuter (trying to get around the JVP protest at Grand Central) who was screaming “Palestine ruins everything! I want to go to Tarrytown!” will forever be seared in my mind.
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A large loaf of bread lay on the table. Father came in with a knife to cut it in half. But even though the knife was big and sharp, and the bread neither too soft nor too hard, the knife could not cut into it. We children looked up at Father in surprise. He said, “Why should you be surprised?"
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Wrote about web scraping as an artistic and political practice for the new journal Critical AI:
read.dukeupress.edu/critical-ai/...
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tormented by apple autocorrecting “mamma mia” to “Mamma Mia”
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I wrote up some notes about my FFmpeg visual command builder, and on how to pick a good test image/video for software projects: lav.io/notes/ffmpeg...
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Yes it’s great!
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Quick update: you can now upload your own videos to play with (don't be alarmed, the nazi punch video is still the default), and the "drawtext" filter is working with a few sample fonts.
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Update: the filtergraph seems to be working much better now, and It can output gifs now!
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thank you :)
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I would MAYBE consider changing the default to the george bush shoe video. maybe
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some have suggested switching to the "big buck bunny" video because it's less "distracting" but honestly I find the big bunny video pretty distracting...
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the hacker news people are NOT HAPPY that the demo video for my ffmpeg project is Richard Spencer getting punched in the face.
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3726...
Richard Spencer getting punched in the face is the new Lenna!
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I've been working on a tool to help people explore ffmpeg filters in the browser. You can now use a simple node-based editor to compose complex filtergraphs. User testers wanted!
ffmpeg.lav.io
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in an act of terminal procrastination I've made a tool to help people explore FFmpeg filters live in browser: ffmpeg.lav.io/
Still needs a lot of work -- If anyone is interested doing some bug testing/giving general feedback I'd appreciate it!
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