I really liked Irene’s twitterbot that tweeted images of where people were killed by police because the images were so serene, but because of the fact that you knew someone died there the meaning of the places changed.…

I really liked Ben Snell’s meteorite names. It was a very interesting and friendly interpretation of the given data. I think it also suggests a new perspective on perceiving meteorites and names in an accessible way.

I also enjoyed …

I really liked the smile detector + notification project; I thought it was a nice way to show case both addons and wasn’t too convoluted or tried to do too much. I loved the cheesy quotes it sent you like …

I enjoyed the bot that tweets the google maps live location of a police homicide.It is quite an unsettling bot, knowing someone died there, that’s why it is so powerful because it rouses a sense of discomfort and a kind …

I really loved the twitter bot that posted parts of the human body over the course of nine months. An apt time line and beautiful gifs. Can’t remember the author name or Twitter handle (and I can’t find it on …

So one twitter bot I found to be really interesting was @NSA_AllStars. This bot basically emphasizes the fact that the NSA is spying on everybody, but it specifically emphasizes all of the little things that the NSA can gather but …

2 OF addons: Xsv Conversion

Since the database of hotels we were given to work with was in such an unusual format, I decided to kill 3 birds with one stone: fulfill the 2-addon challenge for The Crucible, familiarize myself …

I really enjoy Allison Parrish‘s Deep question bot. It’s a bot that asks questions based off of ConceptNet, which contains information about the world that computers should know:

What if there were a tricycle… that did not have

Here is the image Irene gave me:

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