The ebook for "modular synthesis: patching machines and people," which I co-edited with Andreas Kitzmann and Einar Engstrom, is now available https://t.co/jYdBR9ad1g
Thank you to the contributors and interviewees that made this first collection on synths possible!
@univcathy hello, I am history of electronics research looking for a copy of the Gene Frantz book "The History of TI DSP in Die Form" shared by TI in 2013.
I'm reaching out to you since you were the author of this blog post mentioning the book:
https://t.co/iNBPNRq9x2
Online free/public talk "Energy/Labour/Climate: Thinking Across the History and Future of Computation in a Warming World"
w Dr. Anne Pasek!
On Friday at 1pm Eastern
Register here: https://t.co/Fqf9ySRY81
Based on Pasek's chapter in https://t.co/71XLEgyYxb
@sethcluett @prof_kozak Good question - I don't have much to add off the top of my head, but maybe @npseaver looked into this a decade ago / is keeping an eye on things?
to celebrate @npseaver's new book "Computing Taste" we'll be discussing its intro and first chapter on January 19th at 11:30am EST
https://t.co/6jfZtXt78W
If you can't make it, check the recently published DAFx paper covering some of the technical work, by myself and coauthors @ezrateboul, @sethcluett , and @EmmaAzelborn: https://t.co/f461XF6wQo !
@paul_hembree@pedroliveira_ Gavin's book is nice in the sense that is squares that circles back, explaining to marx why he should have given that more thought. I think there's a lot of room for further development though
@paul_hembree@pedroliveira_ the problem with a marxist lens here is that Marx had a bad take on luddites, see - Noble, David F. 1995. Progress Without People: New Technology, Unemployment, and the Message of Resistance. Toronto, Ont: Between the Lines.