Whose Is This? Game How the Game Works: There is one judge per round. The judge chooses a theme at random from a deck of themes. The themes are usually abstract and not literal (i.e. “dramatic”, “political”, “gooey”, “sadness”, “goofy”). The judge will not draw for that round. The players draw their version of the […]
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Live Web Wk 2: Socket io Chat
Final code: here. Try it out here. Assignment: Get up and running with Node.js on Digital Ocean and the example Chat Application. Try to extend it a bit, make it better, more fun. Tushar and I worked on this together. We wanted to make chat messaging more silly, so we came up with turning people’s messages into […]
Data Art Wk 1: Tree Rings
Assignment: Visualize a data set in at least three ways. Choose to work with a different visual element, drawing inspiration from gestalt principles. Code for all three live here. — a.) Line Graph: https://emilylin-itp.github.io/data-art/wk1-hw/tree_rings_line/index.html b.) Rings + Heat Map: https://emilylin-itp.github.io/data-art/wk1-hw/tree_rings_ellipse/index.html c.) Bar Graph: https://emilylin-itp.github.io/data-art/wk1-hw/tree_rings_bargraph/index.html — Notes: It was a fun challenge trying (but failing) to create […]
Understanding Networks Wk 1: Set up Linux Host
Raspberry Pi Setup using Tutorial YAY! Installed node and able to connect to sandbox! Biggest shoutout to Tom Igoe and Tushar for all the help! Questions + Answers + Notes: Q: Does raspberry pi have it’s own memory? I noticed the “wpa_supplicant.conf” file is not in the sd card when I read it from my […]
Understanding Networks Wk 1: Reading Notes
Personal Notes “Linked” Chapter 1-4: QS: Since different networks probably follow different rules, it seems like Erdos and Renyi’s idea that nodes are connected randomly is an oversimplification of a complicated system? By the end of chapter 4, we find out that people now think that networks are a combination of the two models (cluster […]
Live Web Wk 1: Self Portrait
Live (turn on volume): https://emilylin-itp.github.io/live-web/wk1/self_1_code/index.html Code: https://github.com/emilylin-itp/live-web/tree/gh-pages/wk1/self_1_code — Assignment: “Using HTML5’s video or audio tags along with JavaScript, create an interactive self portrait.” This self portrait is meant to reflect an old school tv, with the letters of my names acting as buttons for different channels. The eyes (equipped with plus and minus signs) are […]
Live Web Wk 1: Synchronous Site
Example of a cool synchronous site: https://radio.garden/ Radio Garden is a website developed by Amsterdam based Studio Moniker and Studio Puckey. This website was done with the research help of the Transnational Radio Encounters. The website displays a 3d model of Earth with cities represented as points. A list of radio shows in that city […]
Light + Energy Wk 13: Final CO2 Light
Final: Timelapse clips: Project Objective: The aim for this project is to make visible the amount of CO2 in the air. While we know CO2 is constantly around us, it is disturbing that we can’t see it. This air quality lamp table is an attempt to visualize this invisible data. An air quality sensor […]
DWD Wk 5-7: Final
Final: http://afternoon-bastion-16333.herokuapp.com Final code here. Objective: This website is an online chat service. I tried to make it lighthearted as I treated this project mostly as a learning experience. I was using this final as a way to practice using socket.io, node, express and heroku. Helpful Resources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFiqctkoVJ4 https://www.eduonix.com/courses/Web-Development/Learn-Nodejs-by-building-10-Projects-From-Scratch https://naltatis.github.io/jade-syntax-docs/ https://gist.github.com/15Dkatz/321e83c4bdd7b78c36884ce92db26d38
Light Wk 12: Light Observation
05/01/19, 9AM 11th floor, Tisch Building The photo below is from the 11th floor, which is part of the Film Department. Their lighting situation in certain areas seemed very considered. For example, in their lounge space, there were many light sources that made for a well-lit room. However, when I checked the lux meter, it […]
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