Mazes for Programmers: Code Your Own Twisty Little Passages by Jamis Buck
nyu library has this online, but it's in the goofy o'reilly ebook reader thing
nyu library has this online, but it's in the goofy o'reilly ebook reader thing
great discussion of dungeon generation techniques
gorgeous procedural geometry in blender (via lynn cherny's newsletter)
'Contra OpenAI’s mission, Compton sees generative software’s purpose differently: The practice of software-tool-making is akin to giving birth to a software creature (“a chibi version of the system,” as she put it to me) that can make something—mostly bad or strange or, in any case, caricatured versions of it—and then spending time communing with that creature, as one might with a toy dog, a young child, or a benevolent alien. The aim isn’t to produce the best or most accurate likeness of a hipster cocktail menu or a daybreak mountain vista, but to capture something more truthful than reality. ChatGPT’s ideas for new emoji are viable, but the Emoji Mashup Bot’s offerings feel fitting; you might use them rather than just post about the fact that a computer generated them.'
chris martens' slides
fantastic, evocative application of wave function collapse