My tutor just showed me a visualisation of my tweets from the last week, and the cross connections which they make, mapped out in the style of the LHC..

‘The Social Collider reveals cross-connections between conversations on Twitter.

With the Internet’s promise of instant and absolute connectedness, two things appear to be curiously underrepresented: both temporal and lateral perspective of our data-trails. Yet, the amount of data we are constantly producing provides a whole world of contexts, many of which can reveal astonishing relationships if only looked at through time.’

Map yours over at the Social Collider, from Karsten Schmidt

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Oh the fun this could bring. May be a contender for mario cart.

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Computational Design from Mark Webster on Vimeo.

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Love to get my hands on one of these babies:

Wouldn’t know what to do with the beast though… Definitely film more balloons

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This is fit

Reminds me of the weave mirror which was at Decode

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Been playing about with Rockmelt the last few days and seems pretty cool..

But just found myself constantly checking facebook and twitter. Massive distraction, removed from dock.

Another alluring hit of iPad geekness

Looks pretty cool, but sadly haven’t the technology to try it out… yet.

*santa bring me an iPad*

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Sexy trainer projection mapping:

Really lke the particles around the 1:05 mark..

More projection mapping:

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Really like these forms, they really look like they could be C4D or MAX renders but are real sculptures made using a metalworking technique ‘granulation’. Also good visual references for my current collaborate project..

The spheres were made by arranging the individual particles in a concrete mould then heating to weld them together:

full article

www.davidhuycke.com/