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Silicon Jungle on X: "my big bets for the future: - the boundaries between mediums will mostly disappear. - computation will be embedded in other mediums rather than as a stand alone thing. - the ability to sketch out rough ideas and progressively enhance them will be incredibly important. - AI will…" / X
Silicon Jungle on X: "my big bets for the future: - the boundaries between mediums will mostly disappear. - computation will be embedded in other mediums rather than as a stand alone thing. - the ability to sketch out rough ideas and progressively enhance them will be incredibly important. - AI will…" / X
- the boundaries between mediums will mostly disappear. - computation will be embedded in other mediums rather than as a stand alone thing. - the ability to sketch out rough ideas and progressively enhance them will be incredibly important. - AI will… — Silicon Jungle (@JungleSilicon)
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Silicon Jungle on X: "my big bets for the future: - the boundaries between mediums will mostly disappear. - computation will be embedded in other mediums rather than as a stand alone thing. - the ability to sketch out rough ideas and progressively enhance them will be incredibly important. - AI will…" / X
Sho Kuwamoto (@skuwamoto@mastodon.social) on Twitter
Sho Kuwamoto (@skuwamoto@mastodon.social) on Twitter
I think about how much of culture came from physical limitations. Serifs came from calligraphy. The Leslie effect and plate reverb came from physical devices.What limitations will generate the stylistic flourishes of the future? Diffusion models creating too many fingers?— Sho Kuwamoto (@skuwamoto@mastodon.social) (@skuwamoto) November 26, 2022
I think about how much of culture came from physical limitations. Serifs came from calligraphy. The Leslie effect and plate reverb came from physical devices. What limitations will generate the stylistic flourishes of the future? Diffusion models creating too many fingers?
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Sho Kuwamoto (@skuwamoto@mastodon.social) on Twitter
Sega Protogenesis on Twitter
Sega Protogenesis on Twitter
Thread about UIs getting in the way almost everything on computers is perceptually slower than it was in 1983— Sega Protogenesis (@gravislizard) November 6, 2017
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Sega Protogenesis on Twitter