User:Louisa

Twine layout of issue 13 essay: https://twinery.org/2/#!/stories/86e7f561-6c25-4ed8-89cc-6dbecfae4843 Play: https://twinery.org/2/#!/stories/86e7f561-6c25-4ed8-89cc-6dbecfae4843/play Sandbot Sketch: https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/words-for-the-future/RESURGENCE/bot.html

Thesis on Interactive Fiction: http://louisateichmann.com/01.html

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I am working with themes around gaming and the effect of new technologies on the player's perception of reality. By analysing gameplay methods and implementing them into RL settings, I am creating scenarios in which the viewer turns into the protagonist of an interactive fictional narrative.
my shitty website

☣ present

☣ issues

issue #13

File:JupyterLab - Mozilla Firefox 2020-11-16 09-32-50 Trim.mp4 Words/publications to edit: ?!, Undecidability, Resurgence, Liquid
with Nami, Clara, Kendal

?! PDF PAD NEW PAD

Undecidability PDF PAD

Resurgence PDF PAD

Liquid PDF PAD

==Main links==
> https://pzwiki.wdka.nl/mediadesign/Category:WordsfortheFuture

Word	Authors	PDF (small)
LIQUID	Rachel Armstrong, Andrea Božic & Julia Willms (TILT)	link
OTHERNESS	Daniel L. Everett, Sarah Moeremans	link link link
PRACTICAL VISION	Moses Kilolo (Jalada), Klara van Duijkeren & Vincent Schipper (The Future)	link link link
ECO-SWARAJ	Ashish Kothari, Rodrigo Sobarzo	link link
HOPE	Gurur Ertem, Ogutu Muraya	link
TENSE	Simon(e) van Saarloos, Eilit Marom & Anna Massoni & Elpida Orfanidou & Adina Secretan & Simone Truong	link link
UNDECIDABILITY	Silvia Bottiroli, Jozef Wouters	link
RESURGENCE	Isabelle Stengers, Ola Macijewska	link
!?	Nina Power, Michiel Vandevelde	link
ATATA	Natalia Chavez Lopez, Hilda Moucharrafieh	link

issue #14

issue #15

☣ prototyping

python

21-9-20 Python Syntax workshop notes

Notebook, integrated development environment like processing, see immediate changes. Too seamless? Notebook = best of both worlds. New way of publishing ideas/code/discourse around code. Used to visualise data. Other servers apart from xpub server to use. Possible to run offline. Multiple ways of using program. Python running on the background.

->lab interface with split screen.

console: also used for terminal, typing commands, back and forth dialog. Typed commands interpreted as python code. read->eval->print= interactive mode of language. Reading what you wrote, process and spit result back.

notebook: fusion of console with more of a publishing idea. Possible to type "regular" text. Different modes: code/markdown, markdown is normal text but can be edited with special characters to make cursive for example. Also possible to move different blocks around to built a mix of text and code. Creating hyperdocuments.

literate programming
literateprogramming.com/knutweb.pdf
styling markdown

The House of Dust
repetitive structure: "A house of .." makes it feel more like a poem. Looping similar to code. producing unpredictability.

Variables
random function is a paradox since computers are naturally predictable so more like "pseudo-random".

Parsing
"reading carefully", program breaking apart the different types of input.

TRY 1

generated poems

In a world of distance, I find myself in hollow frameworks. Surrounded by my tangled memories, all I can see now is void. In a world of comfort, I find myself in hollow frameworks. Surrounded by my tangled memories, all I can see now is fractions. In a world of distance, I find myself in blinding noise. Surrounded by my nightly terrors, all I can see now is void. In a world of distress, I find myself in darkened space. Surrounded by the echos of passing sounds, all I can see now is void. In a world of comfort, I find myself in hollow frameworks. Surrounded by the echos of passing sounds, all I can see now is void. In a world of distress, I find myself in darkened space. Surrounded by my tangled memories, all I can see now is fractions. In a world of comfort, I find myself in blinding noise. Surrounded by my tangled memories, all I can see now is a new light. In a world of distance, I find myself in hollow frameworks. Surrounded by the echos of passing sounds, all I can see now is a new light. In a world of comfort, I find myself in hollow frameworks. Surrounded by the echos of passing sounds, all I can see now is void.

TRY 2 I want to learn how to make the python code an .exe file. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZX5kH72Yx4 Mainly because I want to have the option of giving input like you would use a chatbot to add a level of interactivity.

TRY 3 Turns out i'm an idiot and all i needed was the input() function. I am now trying to code a text adventure from scratch to possibly use for a non-linear reading experience of the words for the future issues:



YouTube Tutorial on python text adventure:

https://youtu.be/DEcFCn2ubSg

https://youtu.be/ypNFNr72Xe8

https://youtu.be/dVjs6HI9MCs

projects

Trouble Shooter 2020

https://hubs.mozilla.com/prNvKzV/trouble-shooter-2020/

1 Euro Cinema online

Ultra-Stream

https://pad.xpub.nl/p/Ultra-Stream

☣ past

theory

Overwriting Reality (BA Thesis)

☣ thinking about

learning interests

theory

gamified user-profiling

I am interested in the techniques of gamified user-profiling used by companies to target users online with personalised ads/content.

coding

three.js

I am learning three.js in order to be able to create accessible 3D environments inside the browser. https://hub.xpub.nl/sandbot/words-for-the-future/RESURGENCE/ascii.html

set-up/techniques

automated escape room

I would like to connect a computer game with sensors and buttons in a real space which affect the stage of the game and vice versa.

multi-user dungeon

My goal is to make a multi-user online game which can be extended and changed by other users in real time.