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A/V artist • developer • optimist •

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P-197 J (1979), Manfred Mohr

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@civilianweb3 gm

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@sgt3v @threejs @BevyEngine is a good choice with performant, multi-platform client support

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@anaglyph_ic impressive, and funny how Claude selected the art

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systems of the body, the city, and the car (1978), O.M. Ungers

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P-028a (1970), pen-plotter on paper, Manfred Mohr

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Haus am Horn (1923) by Georg Muche
house prototype built as part of the 1923 Bauhaus exhibition showing the works produced by the school

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@RichardNadler1 gm palm springs

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ribbon series (1982), plotter drawings by robert mallary

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@GaloAndStuff very nice. I found switching to CanvasRenderingContext2D and Bitmaps for pixel-perfect 2D worked well

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@DarienBrito I have yet to incorporate shading into op art, this work looks great

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@dustmrtn great collection so far

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… or, the structure of a building is sometimes more beautiful than the building (1983), flatbed vector plot by hushlak

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de divina proportione (1497), the divine proportion or golden ratio

a renaissance book collaboration among friends, Luca Pacioli authoring the math and text, Leonardo da Vinci creating the illustrations and models, this three-part textbook was used for 15th century math

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@MrPrudence @zardozclub @verse_works @chilltulpa unique output

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iWarp (1988): origins of parallel computing

building on the Warp machine (1984), the iWarp parallel computing project was built around a VSLI component with LIW, network interface and a switching node into a 1.2cm chip. typical parallel system configured into 64 cells, 8x8 torus

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@nigwil ah, this image was from an old computing magazine without source code. interested to hear more about your project though. have you been able to recreate vintage computing outputs?

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in wilderness, lloyd sumner (1970)

produced with the burroughs B5500 computer, calcomp 565 plotter, programmed with ALGOL

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warp machine (1984): origins of parallel computing

the Warp machine was a high-performance systolic array computer consisting of a linear systolic array of 10 identical cells, each processor is 10 MFLOPS reaching 100 MFLOPS peak. Warp was 300x faster than a VX 11/780.

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@Samuel_Javelle great physical model