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Joe Savage

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Systems programming and human-computer interaction • vegan • he/him

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Animation Obsessive @ani-obsessive.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
This style of light doesn't really appear in animation anymore. You know it when you see it -- it's bright, hot and almost dangerous. Our new issue explores the tricks behind it, and how one artist has revived the look for the digital age: animationobsessive.substack.com/p/dangerous-...
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lynn @chordbug.bsky.social · 08/11/2025
idea: Turbo-C-style initials
same art but the B is in a dark blue box reminiscent of Borland Turbo C
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🐔 Brian Bucklew 🐔 ₑͤ>∿<ₑͤ ∞🌮 @unormal.bsky.social · 31/08/2025
ohhhh i literally just now realized why cymk is used in subtractive printing and its relationship to rgb (each of c y m absorbs a single color in the rgb additive palette [i.e. cyan absorbs red but allows green and blue to pass])
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Kelly Turnbull @coelasquid.bsky.social · 31/08/2025
Sometimes we’re unsatisfied with a thing we made because when it only existed in our head, we saw all the things it could have been and when it’s done we know all the things that it isn’t, but we can’t see the way it expands into a million new things when someone else unpacks it in their head. 🖊️🦑
Frustrated little dude gripping a pencil saying “how do I pack this down into something I can actually share?” While swirling rainbows labeled “INFINITE POTENTIAL” float around them.

Little dude frowns at a tiny grey box, exclaiming “all that work for THIS?!”

Little dude shoves the grey box into another little guy’s hands; Frowning, stomping off, and saying “Here you go, I made this, it sucks.”

Second little dude cracks open the box, swirling rainbows project out onto their face.

Second little dude stares in awe at all the swirling rainbows now floating around them.
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Bret Victor @worrydream.com · 15/05/2025
Computational Public Space. A talk about a values-driven approach to integrating computation into cities. (40 min) www.youtube.com/watch?v=PixP...
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Computational Public Space
YouTube video by Dynamicland
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kyndinfo @kyndinfo.bsky.social · 13/05/2025
Building my own tools kyndinfo.notion.site/Building-my-... (Repost/Crosspost) #p5js #math #physics #code #art
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Aaron Hertzmann @aaronhertzmann.com · 05/05/2025
How does perspective work in art and photography? In a new paper, we describes experiments suggesting answers to age-old questions about how people perceive perspective. 1/ #VisionScience
#Art #ArtHistory www.nature.com/articles/s41...
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Viewers perceive shape in pictures according to per-fixation perspective - Scientific Reports
Scientific Reports - Viewers perceive shape in pictures according to per-fixation perspective
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Geoffrey Litt @geoffreylitt.com · 03/03/2025
# avoid the nightmare bicycle
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Jesse Lawson @jesselawson.dev · 23/02/2025
“Tools, virtual or real, are the primitives of craftsmanship. I think that is why I love watching people who build tools. It is a form of meta-craftsmanship that makes me starry-eyed about what I could potentially build.” bencornia.com/blog/the-sou...
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The Soul of Craftsmanship | bencornia.com
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Chenoe Hart @chenoehart.bsky.social · 26/12/2024
For people who frequently move/travel/commute, a phone is a stable “place” to externalize & store the outputs of your mind in a way that a computer is not. The problem is that you can do less thinking with it.
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will Tavlin @tavlin.bsky.social · 16/12/2024
I have an essay about how Netflix destroyed the movies in the new issue of @nplusonemag.com. Read it online and in print! www.nplusonemag.com/issue-49/ess...
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Casual Viewing | Will Tavlin
A decade before Airbnb persuaded homeowners to transform their homes into hotels, Netflix convinced its users to turn theirs into mini Netflix warehouses. Customers who held onto their DVDs for longer...
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Alex Warth @alexwarth.bsky.social · 21/12/2024
Sketchpad: fun with text
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Yining Karl Li @yiningkarlli.bsky.social · 04/12/2024
Recordings for Graphics Programming Conference 2024 are now up. The lineup is packed with amazing talks ranging from rendering for games like Tiny Glade, Hades, and Baldur’s Gate 3, to even a talk on designing your own GPU! youtube.com/playlist?lis...
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Graphics Programming Conference 2024 - YouTube
The Graphics Programming Conference is a three day event in November. We have keynotes from industry experts, presentations, and “masterclass” workshops with...
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Max Kreminski @maxkreminski.bsky.social · 19/11/2024
been looking for a name for this concept for ages! “endocept”: the vague, pre-articulate sense of vision that guides creation a core difficulty of creativity support tool design is that in early-stage creativity it’s easy to accidentally displace the endocept creativity.netslova.ru/Endocept.html
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Endocept (from Greek endo, inside), the term introduced by Arieti (1976) meaning a cognitive function which is realized in amorphous cognition; the diffuse and abstract idea often accompanied by strong but unverbalized emotions ('I know what I mean and feel, but I can't explain'). Endoceptual or non-representational states usually have place on the early stages of creative process such as incubation. The endocept is opposite to the concept, a mature form of cognition that can be expressed to other people by the person who experiences or produces it. The endocept has also been referred to by other authors as nonverbal, unconscious, or preconscious cognition.
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spencer chang @spencer.place · 13/11/2023
Kristoffer Tjalve and I collected the parts of the internet we don't see often anymore: the hole-in-the-walls, the shrines by the street, neighborhood cafes, and secret sunset nooks. introducing our "syllabus" for taking an internet walk: syllabusproject.org/syllabus-for...
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Taking an Internet Walk
Taking an Internet Walk by Spencer Chang & Kristoffer Tjalve THE INTERNET AS WE KNOW IT In futuristic and cyberpunk media, we were promised a technological world “indistinguishable from magic:” fr...
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spencer chang @spencer.place · 11/09/2023
latest in research notes on trying to "alive the web" read it here! spencers.cafe/research/pos...
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Max @maxbittker.bsky.social · 13/09/2023
river.maxbittker.com try this
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B. @borisanthony.net · 02/07/2023
The size of a book—its heft, the space it takes in your world, the amount of intimidation/motivation it incites at the prospect of attempting to read it—are all part of your experience and your memory of it. All this is as enmeshed in your mind as anything you gleaned from reading it. 2/2
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