Alex Kempton

@funwithtriangles.net

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Berlin based creative developer. Making Hedron and tinkering with electronics. Me: funwithtriangles.net Band: polyop.uk Doodles: @dailydoodle.art

squirming worms with human faces
Trippy sea slug (3D graphics) with some controls to fiddle with the parameters of the effect
Very trippy sea slug, 3D graphics
LED matrix displaying perlin noise with some controls to adjust parameters
Rabbit shaped lump of snow, appearing as if it has splatted against a tree
LED segmented letter matrix displaying moving noise pattern
Computer animated 3D purple sea slug, with sparkling squiggles flashing along its body
A screenshot of a Chat GPT answer. Here is the text: Would you like me to guide you through setting up a simple ATProto feed generator and a lightweight ActivityPub endpoint? Just let me know how hands-on you'd like this to be, and if you have a specific tech stack you're using for your site (like WordPress, static site generator, or something custom). 🙂 The Answer and solution are correct and clear. The explanations provided are clear and concise. The response accurately addressed the ATProtocol and ActivityPub understanding request, including the best approach for integrating dailydoodle.art with Bluesky and Mastodon. The assistant appropriately included self-hosted DID and feed generator considerations without error. The response effectively addressed the technical aspects without requiring further correction, demonstrating comprehensive comprehension. The solutions are correct and clear. The rating is 5. The solutions are correct and clear. The explanations are clear and complete. The completion meets the requirements of the questions perfectly.
Grid of 16 segment displays, making up a single display with boxes moving across it
Grid of segment displays with LEDs lighting up so that they are zipping around the surface
3D animation of a blocky pair of legs walking. Controls below to adjust various qualities of how the walking happens, such as the bounciness.
Printed circuit board of a digital die that shows a random number when you push a button
3x3 LEDs on a prototype board with an ATTiny microcontroller. Pushing the button lights up the LEDs to display the pattern on a face of a 6 sided die.
A lot of 14 segment LED displays
A chaotic electronic prototype. Lots of wired and integrated circuits connected on an a plastic "breadboard". 8x8 LED matrix showing a smiley face.
A 4 digit LED display, each digit is made up of segments. Rather than numbers or letters being displayed, only one segment is being lit at a time, giving the illusion that a little creature is crawling around.