Arimit Bhattacharya

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[Matt Henderson @matthen2]

one easy way to make a simulation of falling sand piling up-

just define what happens for all 16 possible 2x2 grids, and repeatedly apply these rules to the picture

[jocelyncharles @lyncharl]

Shot I ve animated for the last music video of Salvatore Ganacci, directed by Greg Sharp

[Adam Vian @SFBDim]

‘Robot Yoga’ game prototype

[School For Poetic Computation @sfpc]

Highlights from Levi Hammett and Hind Al Saad (@hindgalsaad) teacher lectures in 'Alternative Typographic Histories' this summer - surveying language developments notable within the history of computing.

[will depue @willdepue]

FIGMA-OS: The first Turing-complete Figma file.
SPECS: 8-bit architecture, 512 bits of RAM, 16 bytes of Program Memory, MISC instruction set of 16 OPCODES, 10HZ clock speed, 4 fast access registers, binary-tree RAM/ROM memory.
MOTIVATIONS: For the meme.
HOW: Explained below.

[Huazhe Harry Xu @HarryXu12]

Thank you, @_akhaliq for featuring our work! We built an array bot that manipulates objects using *RL* through *only touch* sensors!! It can put eggs into a cup and learn to generalize and relocate dragonfruits or transparent objects!
Tips: Unmute when you check out the video :p

[Scott Jennings @Lum_]

i saw this first thing this morning
now you have to

[jackie @jackieis_online]

i've released a demo of my CD-ROM memoir game!

Chao Bing: A Read-Only Memory Experience is an interactive memoir in the style of a 90s CD-ROM storybook game. It's about memory, time, and transformation–and sort of about scallion pancakes too.

https://t.co/kvniQ4RePf

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@ChrisShehanArt @Trungles Also mad love for the smooth transitions between scenes

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@ChrisShehanArt @Trungles Yesss that one shot sequence was incredible! The chase covers half the span of an unknown city without making it feel like you’ve lost track of what’s going on.

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@hhhghq0 That either a big phone or tiny display scaling

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@hhhghq0 You go through insta stories on an iPad??

[Azlen @azlenelza]

What would a text editor look like without a keyboard?

A while back I tried designing some interactions around this concept—combining voice input, GPT-3, and various swipe and touch gestures centered around central metaphors of "thread" and "strands"

1/4 🧵

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@abhijitnath_ @GergelyOrosz Does it matter if you /know/ you’re not looking at the real thing? I would find it harder to buy into the suspension of disbelief with “photorealistic” virtual avatars (considering what’s currently possible) than video calls, which simply aim for a 2D projection of reality

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@vanschneider I think most of us seek validation in some form, but to what extent does it matter if you receive it from like-minded people?

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@zachlieberman Wdym sorry I love these explorations

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@ChristianSelig @parkerhendo Thanks for pouring all the love and effort you did into the project. You made something beautiful.

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

_finally_

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The AI will make You an Anime in Real Time

[source, read more: https://t.co/wBmkh5ol4u]

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@steveruizok That said, I can see the case for grouping these fixes out into a separate PR for the sake of keeping the initial PR more focused (to varying degrees of benefit/friction depending on how those fixes touch the original PR)

[Arimit Bhattacharya @arimittt]

@steveruizok A daily struggle. Tbh in the context of a smaller (3-4 dev) team, I feel like the friction of creating separate PRs for every little fix would simply lead to fewer fixes (and ultimately a lower quality code base).