Notes
Short pages by JAEV, one thing each: a machine, an algorithm, a way of calculating, a person.
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10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10
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AARON's rules (Harold Cohen, 1970s)
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Air-quality measurements as material
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Astrid Sampe, Sten Kallin and the computer textile
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AxiDraw (Evil Mad Scientist, 2016)
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Beck & Jung (Holger Bäckström and Bo Ljungberg)
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The Benson plotter (Paris, 1970–1983)
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Bézier curves
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Bitcoin's difficulty
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Boids (Craig Reynolds, 1986)
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Bresenham's line algorithm (1962)
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CalComp 565 drum plotter
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Catalog (John Whitney, 1961)
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Circle packing
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COLOR, Mikael Jern's raster program (Lund, 1970s)
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Computer Composition with Lines (A. Michael Noll, 1964)
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Computer Technique Group (Tokyo, 1966–1969)
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Contour lines with marching squares
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Conway's Game of Life (1970)
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Cubic Limit (Manfred Mohr, 1973–75)
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Cybernetic Serendipity (ICA, London, 1968)
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Datasaab and Swedish computer art (D2, D21, D22)
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Design by Numbers (John Maeda, 1999)
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Desmond Paul Henry's drawing machines (1961–1967)
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Diffusion-limited aggregation (Witten and Sander, 1981)
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Digital Harmony (John Whitney, 1980)
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Digitalteatern (Malmö, 1981–1985)
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EMS, Elektronmusikstudion (Stockholm, 1964)
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Flow fields
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Floyd–Steinberg dithering (1976)
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Generative Computergrafik (Stuttgart, 1965)
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The harmonograph
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Herbert W. Franke (1927–2022)
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The Hertz ink-jet colour plotter (Lund, 1970s)
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The Hilbert curve
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Hiroshi Kawano (1925–2012)
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Hommage à Paul Klee 13/9/65 Nr. 2 (Frieder Nake, 1965)
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HP 7475A plotter (1983)
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HP-GL, the language of pen plotters
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Hummingbird (Charles Csuri, 1967–68)
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Hypotrochoids: the maths behind Spirograph
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The IBM 1130 and Swedish computer art
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Interruptions (Vera Molnár, 1968–69)
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Jan W. Morthenson (1940–2024)
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L-systems (Aristid Lindenmayer, 1968)
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Lars-Gunnar Bodin (1935–2021)
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Line hatching for pen plotters
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The linear congruential generator
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Lissajous figures and the harmonograph
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Méta-Matics (Jean Tinguely, 1959)
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Moiré patterns
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MusicBox (Knut Wiggen, EMS Stockholm, 1971–75)
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Openly licensed photographs as material
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Perlin noise (Ken Perlin, 1983)
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Plotter path optimisation
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Plotter pens, from ballpoints to fineliners
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Poisson disc sampling
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Processing (Ben Fry and Casey Reas, 2001)
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Punched paper tape
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The random walk
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Reaction–diffusion (Alan Turing, 1952)
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The RGB colour cube
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Roland DXY plotters
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Roman Verostko and the Algorists (1995)
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Rörelse i konsten (Moderna Museet, 1961)
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Schotter (Georg Nees, 1968)
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Senster (Edward Ihnatowicz, 1970)
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SHA-256 as a source of chance
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Sol LeWitt's instructions as algorithms (Wall Drawing 86)
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Studies in Perception I (Knowlton and Harmon, 1966)
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Sture Johannesson (1935–2018)
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Tektronix 4010 storage tube terminal
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Tendencies 4: Computers and Visual Research (Zagreb, 1968–69)
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Truchet tiles
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TSP art
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Voronoi diagrams and Delaunay triangulation
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vpype: preparing SVG for a plotter
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Weighted Voronoi stippling (Secord, 2002)
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Zuse Graphomat Z64 (1961–1964)