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* [[User:Alexander_Roidl/learningtexts|learning texts]] | * [[User:Alexander_Roidl/learningtexts|learning texts]] | ||
* [[User:Alexander_Roidl/hallowDrawbot|Hallo Drawbot]] | * [[User:Alexander_Roidl/hallowDrawbot|Hallo Drawbot]] | ||
=What have I learned?= | =What have I learned?= | ||
* Python / commandline / MAKEFILE | * Python / commandline / MAKEFILE | ||
** reportlab | ** reportlab | ||
** nltk | ** nltk | ||
** ircbot | ** ircbot | ||
* Looked into Machine Learning | |||
** Classification | |||
** Words2Vec | |||
* Learned about chatbots | * Learned about chatbots | ||
* | ** Joseph Weizenbaum | ||
* Research on specific | ** Want to read: Computer Power and Human Resources | ||
* Research on specific topics | |||
** Feminist Methodologies | |||
** Bias | |||
** Uncreative Writing – Keneth Goldsmith | |||
** OuLiPo / Orality | |||
** Bookscanning | |||
** Databases and Narratives (Lev Manovich) -> very inspiring | |||
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* Limit/constrain personal approach | * Limit/constrain personal approach | ||
* Read-only systems are interesting and hard to modify | * Read-only systems are interesting and hard to modify | ||
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* interest in read-only | * interest in read-only | ||
* work further with pi / linux | * work further with pi / linux (thinkpad) | ||
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* [http://37.139.6.124/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page working on my own wiki] | * [http://37.139.6.124/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page working on my own wiki] | ||
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Revision as of 21:32, 27 March 2018
What have I done?
All the stuff on User:Alexander_Roidl with a nice index
SOFTWARE
READER
RW
- Synopsis Goldmith
- Synopsis on Lev Manovich and William Burroughs
- Essay on Narratives in the Digital Media
PROTOTYPING
What have I learned?
- Python / commandline / MAKEFILE
- reportlab
- nltk
- ircbot
- Looked into Machine Learning
- Classification
- Words2Vec
- Learned about chatbots
- Joseph Weizenbaum
- Want to read: Computer Power and Human Resources
- Research on specific topics
- Feminist Methodologies
- Bias
- Uncreative Writing – Keneth Goldsmith
- OuLiPo / Orality
- Bookscanning
- Databases and Narratives (Lev Manovich) -> very inspiring
- Limit/constrain personal approach
- Read-only systems are interesting and hard to modify
What do I want to do?
- interest in read-only
- work further with pi / linux (thinkpad)