
Photos of a live coding session with dance in the theatre in Minde/Portugal. Heavily inspired by dancecoding in Budapest. We used fluxus and Python Tools for Visual Studio for Kinect programming.
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Photos of a live coding session with dance in the theatre in Minde/Portugal. Heavily inspired by dancecoding in Budapest. We used fluxus and Python Tools for Visual Studio for Kinect programming.
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This IPython notebook demonstrates the interaction between Python and a popup window that is opened via Javascript. The interaction is one-way in this case, from the notebook to the popup. We write data to the popup and call functions in the popup by executing ...
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I played around with an XBox Kinect and the Python Tools for Visual Studio last week. The resulting video shows a combination of the Depth Image, Skeleton Tracking and certain pygame effects based on numpy and scipy calculations.
https://github.com/pbouda/stuff/tree/master/dances/WaterDance2
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I recently became obsessed with annotation graphs and linguistic graphs in general. Since September I am working with the graf-python library that implements the ISO 24612 - Linguistic annotation framework (LAF) standard. I planned to publish the corpora of our research center in an XML format that is easy to use ...
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tent.io looks like the best alternative to centralized social networks at the moment. It seems to be really focussed on sharing stuff, while setup of your own server looks straight-forward. Similar to e-mail, as they state. Definitely something I will try out in the near future.
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Next week I am taking of to the Mozilla Festival in the city of London. And I just can’t wait, I am really looking forward to it! Here are a few of the expected highlights:
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Ich habe die letzten Wochen ein bisschen mit den Python Tools für Visual Studio herumgespielt, auf der Website gibt es mit PyKinect einen schönen Wrapper um das offizielle Kinect-SDK von Microsoft. Ich wollte das mit einem Wassereffekt auf Basis von PyGame und Numpy kombinieren, den habe ich hier gefunden. Heraus ...
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In letzter Zeit war es hier leider recht ruhig, Arbeit und andere Aktivitäten hielten mich weitgehend vom Posten ab. Das soll sich ab jetzt aber wieder ändern. Hier erst einmal ein kleiner Zwischenbericht, was in letzter Zeit so passiert ist:
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Dieser Artikel beschreibt recht eindrucksvoll mit welchen Methoden die Radiochemie heutzutage arbeitet. Und was man doch mit Python alles machen kann. Ich habe einen Vortrag darüber auf der EuroSciPy 2011 in Paris gehört, und war mehr als beeindruckt. Nicht nur wegen der Hardware...
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