The analogy I use is pro cooking vs home cooking. We mostly only have professional cooking in the world of computing. What if we created tools and environments for everyone to become a home cook?
- What types of things might a home cook compute-r create, share, and remix?
- How can individual home cook compute-rs get more agency and freedom over their programs? What would that world look like?
- What if we could incorporate all the ways we think when we compute? Our amazing skills in touching, feeling, grasping, moving, etc that we evolved
Dynamicland (as I see it) is exploring & researching what that world look like by building increasingly more powerful and capable computing environments.
It might be more time-understanding efficient to watch the video if/when you have enough time to mull what they show in it over. I'm not sure I would have gotten a useful take on this particular thing in a set of short text summaries and I'm usually one very biased towards that kind of consumption.
- What types of things might a home cook compute-r create, share, and remix?
- How can individual home cook compute-rs get more agency and freedom over their programs? What would that world look like?
- What if we could incorporate all the ways we think when we compute? Our amazing skills in touching, feeling, grasping, moving, etc that we evolved
Dynamicland (as I see it) is exploring & researching what that world look like by building increasingly more powerful and capable computing environments.