Tags → “programming”
- 13-Feb-2015Who doesn’t love code?
Longtime blogger and longtime pal MAS mentioned me over in Make and Host Your Own Soundboard yesterday. I am glad to have contributed to more software. I dig being able to give to code that people use, even if it’s for no money. I love even more that the whole thing is up on GitHub….
- 11-Feb-2015Programming Tinder
WOW. Go read: AUTOMATING TINDER WITH EIGENFACES This is some straightforward, and yet entirely brilliant programming. This person took his prior Tinder choices, made an aggregate of “yes” and “no” swipes, then used the official Tinder APIs to automate his selections. This is kind of Artificial Intelligence, though a better term might be “expert system”…
- 03-Mar-2014Stupid HTTP Status Jokes
Questionable humor value. And yet, there I go. Giddy Up 409: Beach Boys Conflict #HttpResponseCodeCulture — Joe Crawford (@artlung) March 3, 2014 501 Jeans: Not Implemented #HttpResponseCodeCulture — Joe Crawford (@artlung) March 3, 2014 418 I'm a little teapot short and stout #HttpResponseCodeCulture — Joe Crawford (@artlung) March 3, 2014 400 Blows: Bad Request #HttpResponseCodeCulture…
- 21-May-2013My Open Source Report Card
THE OPEN SOURCE REPORT CARD based on GitHub accounts, like mine. e.g.: Joe is a high caliber Javascripter. Joe is a hump day hero who seems to work best in the morning. Joe’s behavior is quite similar to pdokas‘s but pdokas spends more of their time commenting on issues. It would also be impossible to…
- 03-May-2013ArtLung Semidaily Links
In 2004 the linkblogging bug bit me. I was inspired by Jorn Barger and Andy Baio. This predated twitter, and Facebook of course. And providing an updated list of “what’s cool” was really fun to do. I gave up on it in 2005, and found the original del.icio.us and moved everything there. In the 8…
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10-Feb-2013 Scrobbling with last.fmI have had a last.fm account since 2005. Most of the music represented in here is from a long time ago. The only brand new additions on the list above are My Bloody Valentine and Blooper, who I first became aware of only in the last few months. I was scrobbling a lot in 2005,…
- 15-Feb-2012Watch this: about code, creativity, creation, and principle.
Astonishing, mindblowing, and suspiciously self-evident once you see it. Brilliant. Bret Victor – Inventing on Principle from CUSEC on Vimeo. Follow Jeff Victor on Twitter.
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07-Feb-2012 Richard Gate (and jQuery)Richard Gate is my brother-in-law. I’ve mentioned him once before. I put together a website for him in February 2007. I think it’s a great little site that does precisely what it needs to. It introduces you to an artist’s work. I worked with him this week to provide something interesting on the main richardgate.com…
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27-Jan-2012 ArtLung Rosetta: comparative anatomy for JavaScript LibrariesBack in 2010 I mentioned presenting on ArtLung Rosetta. Well, the thing I wanted to do back then, I have finally done, and that’s add AJAX examples for all the libraries. So, for example, here’s loading a chunk of HTML into a certain div from a link click in the different libraries: dojo dojo.connect(dojo.byId('ajaxloadHtml'), 'onclick',…
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23-Jan-2012 joecrawford.com, 2012. With Bootstrap.Yesterday I modified my site joecrawford.com. I purchased the domain in 1999 thinking that it would be important to have a more “professional” domain than “artlung.” I go back and forth about the utility of that. Back in 2011 sometime, I decided to remove most of the ways to contact me, and remove the self…
