Piter Pasma
@piterpasma.nl
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Piter Pasma is an emergent generative artist from the Universe. In the beginning there was code, and the code had a groove. PiterPasma.nl/impossible-sentinels Genuary: genuary.art Skulptuur: skulpturen.nl Universal Rayhatcher: fxwho.xyz/fxhash/urh
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✨ Autofocus ✨
A story of an AI trying to become self-aware.

This 100% code-based artwork drops today at 6PM CET on Fx(hash).
Read all about it: monokai.com/work/autofoc...

#algorithmic #art
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I believe in you qwen0.6b!! I dunno when it's GPT running in a massive data center it's annoying but when it's my own GPU locally it's kind of adorable
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because of Rayleigh scattering
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VibeSort -- we're going to need a bigger O-notation
// VibeSort
let arr = [51,46,72,32,14,27,88,32];

arr.sort((a,b)=>{
  let response = LLM.query(`Which number is larger, number A:${a} or number B:${b}. Answer using "A" or "B" only, if they are equal, say "C".`);
  if(response.includes('C')) return 0;
  if(response.includes('B')) return -1;
  if(response.includes('A')) return 1;
  return 0;
});

console.table(arr);
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Polynomial face

#generative #genartclub
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all the buttons etc are working!! (no sound yet cause it doesn't sound quite right, need to debug that)

(btw keep sound off it'll sound terrible I'm pretty sure as BSky normalizes audio on videos ... you just hear my bg music playing + loads of noise)
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TransFormation #005
_Architecture in Motion_ Series
May 2022
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Nanolichen #generative #genartclub #rayhatching
it looks like if you like gave a bunch of math formulas to the computer and told it to figure out the shapes it makes while secretly being happy you don't have to figure that out yourself (in black and white line art hatching style)
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lol that sounds super weird, I was trying to be quiet and then bsky normalized the audio
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here's two work in progress pics from earlier today, I replaced all the coloured wires with the IDC ribbon cable wires, much nicer! (for some level of nice)

tomorrow hopefully we're gonna have bleepy acid again
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... and then we'll see if I can actually port all the stuff I built in JS the past month or 2 😅 I just saw the performance of this demo effect take 55% of one core (I thought it was way less) and now I'm a little worried --- but we will see :-)
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once I made sure everything works I'll probably try to make it sturdier somehow, then hotglue it shut and never think of these wires again.

well except I do have to make another one, as I promised one as a birthday gift to a friend ... but I guess 3rd time's gonna be even better
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(which makes sense because I continuity-checked every connection except the last two buttons or so, cause I was tired .. hm this might also have been why it took longer than I thought hehe)

tomorrow I'll test the other stuff (audio, pots, buttons), but this is very promising
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after a good day of soldering, I've finished doing all 28 connections .. oh well, I guess it was relaxing or something and the good news is that it seems like I got everything wired correctly because the display is working flawlessly!!! whoohoo! #genartclub
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ok good to know :-) in that case I might just cut it off right after the second connector

... in which case this whole exercise has mainly been a weird hack to making an ESP32 dev breakout board, kinda :-)
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yeah makes sense :) someone else said it's SCSI, cause IDE has 40 pins
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I just looked it up, it's to prevent it from being insrted the wrong way so it's always the last (or first) pin .... that would still work cause you need 38 ;-) but good point to know about and not be surprised by
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I see an IDE cable has 40 pins, so those would (just) also work for the ESP32, afaik 2x19 pins on those is the max (as far as I've seen)
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I did, it's 2x25 pins
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ohhhh that is what these are! IDE cables! :-) it's been a while hehe

great that's helpful in case I need more :-)
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now I can either plug stuff into the two unused rows on either side (which connect to the 19 pins on the other side of the ESP32 :) )

or I could maybe cut the IDC ribbon cable, peel it apart, strip the wires and solder stuff to it

I dunno if that's a great idea (thoughts?)
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I tested a bunch (not all) cables for continuity and it seems to work perfectly!!

this ESP32 has 19 pins on either side, the IDC connector has 2 rows of 25 plugs, so a couple are unused.