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Category: Steven Gray

Reviews by Steven Gray

MUSIC AND THE MACHINE: JARON LANIER @ CITY LIGHTS

MUSIC AND THE MACHINE: JARON LANIER @ CITY LIGHTS

Posted on June 10, 2013March 26, 2024 by natilee shock

One of the original computer scientists, Jaron Lanier (who coined the phrase “virtual reality”) began his talk at City Lights by playing a mouth organ made of bamboo. It is from Laos and is called a khaen. 7,000 years old, it is the first prototype of the computer, according to Lanier. He referred to it as a 16-bit Read More

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STUPENDOUS ROSEWATER IGNITIONS: POSTMODERN POETRY AT THE DE YOUNG

STUPENDOUS ROSEWATER IGNITIONS: POSTMODERN POETRY AT THE DE YOUNG

Posted on May 20, 2013March 26, 2024 by natilee shock

I had a conversation with a schizophrenic once. Or rather, I was listening to him talk and after a while I was spaced out, trying to follow what he was saying. His sentences were disconnected, they didn’t lead to anything in particular. It was odd, and I realized how much I depend on the coherent Read More

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