Tetraslam
8 days ago
Hi! I'm a college freshman at Northeastern, and this is my first hackathon project for a major hackathon (MIT Media Lab). It won the Unconventional Computing track prize, so I'm pretty happy! I made this because I'm a major conlanger, and I was wondering if it would be possible to think in terms of sound when looking at an image. Fractals have easy-to-map parameters, so I created SHFLA, a language which takes in music, and creates fractals based on 0.1 second (you can change this) chunks of music! It's Turing-complete, so you can technically encode a ridiculous amount of information and computation in my system, although writing it out as music might take a while.
Hope you find the project cool :)
compressedgas
8 days ago
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Tetraslam
8 days ago
I know what you mean, and I'll work on it :)
SHFLA is Turing-complete though, so I am hoping people see that it has more potential than just being a music visualizer as I keep improving it! I'm currently in the process of rewriting it in Nim using SDL2, so once I get it to a performant state I'm going to implement an information-as-music encoder and all that.
wpm
3 days ago
I hope you figure out how to give constructive feedback without being so rude.
adamhartenz
3 days ago
I hope they teach you how to communicate better. What you have here is your own summary based on limited knowledge.
digilypse
3 days ago
For most people, a description is better when it’s easier to understand and connect with. But you’re not most people.