Steve Meyer

stephenmeyer@techhub.social

Born in a blizzard, grew to 6'2" tall.Give me your bleeps, your bloops, Your muddled beats yearning to breathe free, The wretched debris of your sonic shore.

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Post #1953153
@sean_ae @trashpandaqc @emenel @tsrono the entire concept of &quot;middlemen&quot; and &quot;removing the middleman&quot; seems like a completely disingenuous sales con. it is a rather gross reduction of real human beings fulfilling meaningful roles. it is not right that some individuals got labeled expendable with the &quot;middleman&quot; boogeyman term because it reduces their life&#39;s work, their contribution to a scene, their livelihood, etc, to something to al...
Post #1953152
@sean_ae @c_reider @trashpandaqc @tsrono &quot;All I want to do is feel free in my mind. All I to do is grab hold of my time.&quot; https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lAZN8TCbPN5kDjIe1JbxYHfVZyu4UY8M8
Post #1953151
Just gotta amplify this one, so PSA: this might be worth people&#39;s time.
Post #1953150
Been messing around with curved shapes in p5.js using the bezierVertex() function. I made myself a little exploration tool so I could drag the control points around and see how the curve edges behave. The orientation feels kinda off to me, though. In this example, the red dots represent the shape&#39;s vertices/anchor nodes (with a north, south east, west orientation). The green dots are the Bezier control points. It feels strange that the green control points are paired together by edge ra...
Post #1673665
@sideb0ard recommended this book in at a Cycling &#39;74 Office Hours video stream. got a copy through my library and been messing around with p5.js and the concepts in the book. i have been wanting to experiment with the p5.js library for creating visuals and animations in a browser, but find it hard to relate to most of the imagery you see in p5 tutorials. i&#39;m good with the code side, but need a little inspiration in the visual arena. i think this book provides exactly what i was...