I’ve been playing a bit with generative art recently, and in this domain the Processing language is a popular choice. Processing allows fairly seamless creation of both 2D and 3D images as well as natural interactivity. I had some interest in linking it with Python to make artistic renderings on the fly of work I …
Month: January 2016
Simple bash-parallel commands in python
One of the benefits of using a primitive system like collections of flat files for data storage is the ability to trivially do work in parallel on them through the shell. This seems to be a relatively common workflow in both computational and data science. A quick Google search on the topic reveals a number …