~Andrew Yoon

Neoscore is a python library for notating music in a graphics-first paradigm, allowing it to go far beyond the rules of traditional notation. This project was originally started at RC's Fall 2, 2016 batch, and recently revived and released! — Andrew Yoon

Andrew explores how a website might inject text when you copy and paste something, and shares some thoughts on the ethics of doing that and ways around it. — rachel

A talk from !!con 2020 about how Andrew uses the blur markup language (which he created!) to write chance poetry that changes every time you refresh the page. Learn more about the blur markup language here: http://bml-lang.org/en/latest/ — rachel

A "stochastic markup language" that lets you easily write chance-determined text. — porterjamesj

Spectrophone is a reverse spectrogram. It's a novel musical instrument, which you play by moving colored swatches in front of a video camera. — nicholasbs

An extension of the brainfuck esoteric programming language that adds support for linux syscalls, and an example HTTP server written in it. — porterjamesj