.... 2005. http://www.softcinema.net/form.htm . Kratky, Andreas, and Lev Manovich. Soft Cinema: Navigating the Database . Cambridge, ma: mit p, 2005 . Kronsjö, Lydia I. Algorithms: Their Complexity and Efficiency . Chichester: John Wiley, 1979 . Lustig, Irvin J, and Jean-François Puget...

...Alexander R. Galloway The politics of math are of newfound concern today, due to the outsize influence of algorithms and code in contemporary life. While only a few years ago, tech authors were still hawking Silicon Valley as the great hope for humanity, today one is more likely to hear how Big...

... Effect (Polity, 2012), Protocol: How Control Exists after Decentralization (Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press, 2004), and Gaming: Essays on Algorithmic Culture (University of Minnesota Press, 2006). © 2014 by Brown University and differences : A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies...

... and algorithm. In this sense, the database, visvis the anthropologist and designer, is the immediate author of the argument. The database is populated with photographic, video, and audio files from Christen’s extensive Warumungu archive...

... by technical objects, gadgets, protocols, sensors, algorithms, and other digital things. To stray from the strategic path is “voluntary” but only to the extent that decisions are enmeshed in a coalition of agencies; and in this way, we...

... geometric space. Reef crafters, while following her technique, use her algorithm as a starting point from which to digress and upon which to embellish in order to yield what they consider to be “biological” forms. “Liveliness,” for reef...

... how “DH,” as a signifier, was increasingly operationalized algorithmically on the network, actively mobilized via hashtags and metadata. This essay has been criticized by Brian Lennon on the grounds that “tactical,” if read...

.... Thomas Aquinas’s oeuvre. Humanities computing describes itself as a field that uses computational methods to address traditional human- ities research questions, such as the use of algorithms to search for patterns in large textual...

... the debtor’s perspective—a relation between here and a translocal industry issuing claims on servicing debt, or—from the creditor’s perspective—between a revolving portfolio and an algorithmically constructed volatility index based on finely ground market data. The contemporary debt chronotope teaches us...

... be seen as the next frontier in which the standard operating procedures of capitalism seek to reinvent themselves. Some key words of this new economy are mine , cloud , meme , interface , code , algorithm , and pattern . It does not require much thought to see that this is the vocabulary...

...) continue to be tracked copiously within cookies and algorithms. Ours cannot be described as an economy of desire, but of simple attention. 2 A seed of initial interest may bloom into distaste; however, that distaste might motivate an engagement with the despised object, equivalent, for an algorithm’s...

.... with no nucleus (or “head”) have actually outsmarted their human Let us for the moment accept this image of competitive agonism betweenIt is important two very to askdifferent why algorithmic life forms in proficiency, this code-breaking a form...

... at the University of Virginia. Abram, David. The Spell of the Sensuous: Perception and Language in a More-Than-Human World . New York: Harper, 1998 . Adam, Alison. Artificial Knowing: Gender and the Thinking Machine . New York: Routledge, 1998 . Berlinski, David. The Advent of the Algorithm: The 300...

...://clickherefordigitalhumanities.wordpress.com/2013/04/01/with-friends-like-this-digital-humanities-and-the-right/ . Nowviskie Bethany . “ Eternal September of the Digital Humanities .” Gold 243 – 46 . Ramsay Stephen . Reading Machines: Toward an Algorithmic Criticism . Carbondale : U of Illinois P , 2011...

... algorithm, the MP3 format, for instance, records and stores data as strings of binary numbers, translat- ing sound into discrete states of zeros and ones. Frequencies that are per- fectly “natural” but inaudible to the human brain can...

...; Outline 83). Aesthetic difference that cannot be quantified and subsequently explained by formula or algorithm does not exist; the “Napoleon Dynamite” phenomenon cannot be addressed, not to mention the kind of argument that Barbara...

.... Digital games in particular enable multiple learning styles and engage players at several levels simultaneously, through not only linear text but also graph- ics, animation, audio, algorithms, and haptic feedback. They often rely...

... violent probability patterns and the fragility of possible engagements, linked to the algorithmic articulation of time; and a credit crunch of democratic institutions and representations, which forbids the reunification of all social symbola . Among the many European novelistic examples...

... creatures do not merely embody mathematical theories; they do mathematics. But life, whether organic or inorganic, animate or inanimate, is not an unfolding algorithm. Electrons, molecules, brittlestars, jellyfish, coral reefs, dogs...

... was initially conceived as a dating site, albeit one with an expanded user base. Rather than rely on algorithms and forms, it crowdsourced matchmaking by allowing people automatically to see “friends” within four degrees of separation. Tellingly, insisting on “proper” friendships—a strict separation of private...