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Branch - a collaborative collage of tree and branch photos. Take a photo and trace the flow to add to a branch.

Experimenting with mini-browsers limited to specific urls or domains. Clicking on external links saves them to a list (that possibly you then feed into a different mini browser?). Recorded some thoughts on youtube.

Thinking about making a browser feel more like a place (thinking of Interface Studies' video). Also thinking of the satisfaction and clarity of plugging a cartridge/disk into a system.

Put together a prototype writerdeck with the modos dev kit. Direct sunlight does work. It's a bit bulky and I should probably use one of my minimal low-profile keyboards, but I do love typing on the kinesis the most. In some other world I'd cut up and mod the kinesis body directly.

The currrent prototype.

The pieces laid out.

Experimenting with putting the embedded texts from Cosine into UMAP and then fitting to a grid. Not as glanceable as images would be but I think there's probably some interesting moves to make here.

Wikimedia concepts embedded and then mapped to a sphere with UMAP. Trying out topic clusters as continents. Not sure where it's all going.

More sphere work

Putting together a personal RSS reader that shows the original articles. With vim-style navigation.

Experimenting more with tiling at different levels-of-detail on a sphere. Trying to make a little world.

Testing

Working on a branch concept

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"the lazy brown fox jumps over the quick dog."

glitching the embedding values and recovering

vector mix

Hermit WIP

Another pass

Now with active window

New on Constraint Systems: Sphere Paint. Multi-player painting without edge.

A sphere surface is interesting because all points are continuous on all sides. You can respond, extend, or connect in any direction.

Trying out EVōC (https://evoc.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) to hierarchically cluster all my embedded blog posts. A lot of my posts are over roughly similar looking material - it's cool how much nuance it can split out of them.

Another view of it as a radial tree form d3.

I have different plans for drawing on this sphere but the effect of rotating (with arrow keys) while drawing is fun. Spherical etch-a-sketch.

I've got a new small, single-purpose screen section in my office area and wanted to document what's running, practical lessons learned, and some questions still unanswered.

Custom clock (not a screen), time-block visualizer, and camera-linked photo slideshow.

Camera and slideshow

A few months ago I built a large bookcase for the guest room + office. Then I decided that the lower half would be better utilized as a dresser.

The final (for now)

I partially disassembled the dresser and then replaced the front and the knob. This saved me from needing to make and fit drawer boxes. The old sides are still visible (that's how the dimensions happened to work out).