https://xitter.cf/t.co/Wcw3crvJM7

Brooklyn, NY
Joined August 2012
Sometimes I just want to quit everything, move to a lightly forested countryside, and write a mix of bash and ruby while sipping bourbon and thinking about what could have been
2
2
1
52
Charles Chamberlain retweeted
New newsletter published today! Filled with tons of system updates & new demo programs:
Replying to @cwervo
July newsletter notes: - Five new instances of Folk have been set up in London, Park Slope, Georgia, Utah, & San Francisco! - worked with @thejaan on integrating ML & data pipelining tooling - progress on the real world editor - sped up graphics w/ libdrm - so many new programs!
1
2
1,099
Charles Chamberlain retweeted
Replying to @charlesetc
@charlesetc has been building tools to visualize and update vectors in Folk ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← →
1
5
413
Just happily tapped my way through Fish, a subversive look at what it means to create and consume content on the internet robinsloan.com/fish/
1
2
24
2,061
Finally publishing Apricot! A prototype of a structure editor for typing out user interfaces very quickly: inclouds.space/blog/apricot/
3
18
2
152
16,891
We put two million tv-sized, touch-screen displays, hooked up to computers, into classrooms around the world and used them to… simulate chalkboards?? 😳
2
1
1
20
1,256
Charles Chamberlain retweeted
computers are communication devices
2
14
97
8,164
"A tool addresses human needs by amplifying human capabilities." "A tool converts what we can do into what we want to do. A great tool is designed to fit both sides." worrydream.com/ABriefRantOnT…
1
19
148
11,483
Charles Chamberlain retweeted
VR tracks people (fingers, bodies, eyes) Tangible computing tracks objects (paper, tea cups, pens) A lot of people see tangible computing projects & ask "why do you need the IRL paper/tea cup/pen? Wouldn't it be *cleaner* in VR?" The mess of the real world Is The Point!
2
3
2
15
5,396
Charles Chamberlain retweeted
so satisfying to find your way to the bottom of a rabbit hole. quite cozy down here. the people that you find at the bottom are always the most interesting.
4
1
16
1,148
Future interfaces often show transparent displays. They are so right, but they never take advantage of their *transparentness*! The whole extra is that you can see — and manipulate — things on the other side of the display
8
431
A Brief Rant on the Future of Interaction Design, **2011** worrydream.com/ABriefRantOnT…
3
1
11
1,077
Why don't we have capitals for numbers?
3
216