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100 cans of spray paint, 60 hours of painting, 24 individual frames

INSA is a graffiti artist who makes gif animations out of his physical art. Here he paints and animates the beautiful original painting by James Jean, which was created for Paramount’s new movie mother!

Click here to watch INSA bring this painting to life

SP. “Free your mind.” The Matrix (1999)

Sacred Mathematics - Japanesse Temple Geometry

This is a book about a special kind of geometry that was invented and widely practiced in Japan during the centuries when Japan was isolated from Western influences. Japanese geometry is a mixture of art and mathematics. The experts communicated with one another by means of sangaku, which are wooden tablets painted with geometrical figures and displayed in Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. Each tablet states a theorem or a problem. It is a challenge to other experts to prove the theorem or to solve the problem. It is a work of art as well as a mathematical statement. Sangaku are perishable, and the majority of them have decayed and disappeared during the last two centuries, but enough of them have survived to fill a book with examples of this unique Japanese blend of exact science and exquisite artistry.

Copyright © 2008 by Princeton University Press and Oxford

http://kknop.com/math/sangaku.pdf

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Say what you want about the animation, but they did add a lot of little cute details in the romances. 

Sony has opened pre-orders for its $840 SmartEyeglasses — complete with a bulky frame that makes Google Glass look positively unobtrusive.

Machine Learning and Big Data Know it Wasn’t You Who Just Swiped Your Credit Card

by Jungwoo Ryoo, The Conversation

You’re sitting at home minding your own business when you get a call from your credit card’s fraud detection unit asking if you’ve just made a purchase at a department store in your city. It wasn’t you who bought expensive electronics using your credit card – in fact, it’s been in your pocket all afternoon. So how did the bank know to flag this single purchase as most likely fraudulent?

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Ever wished you could have a few more arms to get stuff done? Researchers at the University of Tokyo have developed Metalimbs. They’re strap-on robotic arms controlled by the lower body.

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Automatic Sample Layout

Coding experiment from Kyle McDonald arranging samples for music production in a unique way using machine learning:

I’ve been thinking about new ways of making music and working with sound. I’m especially excited about machine learning augmenting our selection of sounds, analyzing and decomposing existing recordings, and making automatic suggestions for compositions.

This shows around 30k “drum samples” from a few different sample packs, organized in 2d (position) and 3d (color). All sounds are less than 4 seconds long, but I only analyze and play the first second while scrolling through. I used librosa to extract the constant-q transform of each sound with 84 bins and 11 time steps. I used t-SNE with perplexity 100 to layout the sounds from those 924 dimensional vectors.

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