- ARCHIVE / March, 2012
- Conference: Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archeology
Yesterday I went to the CAA 2012 conference in Southampton, one of the top conferences in the world in the field of computational archaeology. I couldn’t stay for longer than a day, but I’ve seen enough to say that archaeologist definitely know their way around when it comes to combining IT with their discipline. I […]
- Composing at the metalevel
I’ve started reading “Notes from the Metalevel: An Introduction to Computer Composition“, by Heinrich Taube, and realised I should have done that a long time ago! Notes From the Metalevel is a practical introduction to computer composition. It is primarily intended for student composers interested in learning how computation can provide them with a new […]
- The Future of the Book: reading and annotating online
In the last weeks I happened to run into a few online products that look at the future of the book, that is, at how reading (and the things we normally do when we read) will change, now that the digital world is so pervasive and accessible. To be fair, I’ve been intrigued by this […]
Parerga und Paralipomena / At the core of all well-founded belief lies belief that is unfounded – Wittgenstein
