first they come for your headphone jack. then they come for your bathroom. pic.twitter.com/y3QuEmZQTD
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) October 13, 2020
new work: nvidia-co2 displays how much arctic sea ice your GPU is melting per hour 💻🧠🧊 https://t.co/hHbNGfeMag pic.twitter.com/x6ilGVLrin
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) February 17, 2020
incredible to see an OG computational artist remaking past work with new tools. get on lia’s patreon! https://t.co/USnLqCfDs2
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) July 18, 2019
sound nerds: there’s a new auditory illusion. if you replace a repeating texture with white noise, your ear hallucinates the continuation of the texture (on the scale of seconds). i imagine this explains some nuances behind shoegaze and noise music https://t.co/3yUe2hNFhP
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) July 3, 2019
i did a long write up of everything i tried, including stuff that didn’t make it in. UMAP, triplet loss, RNNs.. it’s such a joy to work with sound + ML to encounter these aliens who have been around for millions of years https://t.co/Tf6Bbry7fl
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) June 5, 2019
sultan of supercuts @sam_lavigne has produced this incredible 3h46m video of lightworker/energy healer jamie mcgonagill repeating the phrase “that’s true” 11,648 times https://t.co/bSMTMdRzQs
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) March 17, 2019
when you have to stomp out the face in the snow so your surveillance camera stops texting you @internetofshit pic.twitter.com/hW2vJmXGhD
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) February 25, 2019
just learned from @hdeweyh that anyone with an academic email address can just order human biological samples https://t.co/AVc1h8T5Yv pic.twitter.com/vvCBPHUlxI
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) November 17, 2018
if you could accurately predict fMRI activity for a given image+person, maybe you could synthesize images that induce a specific kind of neural activity. images that synchronize two people. images that force a reboot. https://t.co/a6BsO4XjZP
— Kyle McDonald (@kcimc) September 12, 2018