topos_topol
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"in the human realm you can’t design a truly complex system from the top down. The Soviets tried that, as did the Brazilians with Brasilia."
9:27 PM Nov 28th
from Digsby
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@ however, I have a big bibliography/bloglist I could send you that has plenty of stuff to read on applications/program specifics
4:34 AM Nov 17th
from Tweetie
in reply to Boidus
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@ only writing I've done is quite academic, focuses on theorisation/fundamentals of parametric arch, not applications
4:33 AM Nov 17th
from Tweetie
in reply to Boidus
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...from Daniel Dennet's Freedom Evolves, ch2. So good. Parralels with the deleuzian virtual ontology perhaps
7:12 PM Nov 14th
from Tweetie
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"the concept of inevitability, like it's source concept of avoidance, properly belongs at the design level, not the physical level"
7:09 PM Nov 14th
from Birdhouse
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...utterly refuting determinism through the Game of Life as an ontological analogy
7:07 PM Nov 14th
from Birdhouse
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@ easiest way to get started is to use Rhino with the Grasshopper plugin imo. From there you can ramp up to rhinoscript if needed
6:59 PM Nov 14th
from Tweetie
in reply to Boidus
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Dissertation handed in. Need to take an extended break from anything to do with deleuze or parametric architecture
12:59 AM Nov 10th
from Tweetie
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My abstract almost makes sense
10:07 AM Nov 8th
from Tweetie
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... is the fact that contrary to popular belief, algorithims can produce results for which there is no intention or prediction thereof..."
7:34 PM Nov 1st
from Digsby
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"It is a common belief that, at best, the computer can serve merely as a processor of information ... what makes this process problematic..
7:34 PM Nov 1st
from Digsby
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she seems to be saying the same thing as prince-ramus/REX. Focus on learning tools at design school - esp marketing, law, etc
8:41 PM Oct 31st
from Tweetie
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Reviewing my Peggy deamer lecture notes. Contract law = critical to enabling new modes of practice between designers/fabricators/assemblers
8:38 PM Oct 31st
from Tweetie
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@ totally. It's seductively easy to use, even when dealing with vastly nested complexities
8:35 PM Oct 31st
from Tweetie
in reply to agfa8x
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"A plan is always section, 1 meter above the ground. You cannot ignore this"
6:22 PM Oct 28th
from Tweetie
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Crit complete. "Good idea and rationale, but underbaked resolution". I'll take that...
3:18 PM Oct 26th
from Tweetie
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Apparenly happened in the mid 90s, but I'm interested in who the main exponents were. Kwinter/ANY/???
4:52 AM Oct 25th
from Tweetie
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Anyone know of an article that examines the emergence of deleuzian theory in architecture?
4:50 AM Oct 25th
from Tweetie
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Just realized I haven't slept since wedn morning. Guess it's that time of year again
9:24 AM Oct 22nd
from Tweetie
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Want REX to publish a book. Everything Joshua Prince-Ramus says I agree with
6:09 PM Oct 20th
from Tweetie
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- Name wip
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