CI simulation in the pit about ci-hackathon HOT 32 OPEN

First version online: https://kth.github.io/ci-hackathon/solutions/tdurieux_poet_history/index.html

It is really simple for the moment. I am open to any suggestion to make it better :)

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I centered the content. Also, if you maintain a click on the poem the animation is paused. It is resumed when you release the click. It allows reading the poem.

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You can pause the scroll my maintaining a click on the web page. I don't really know how show the evolution and at the same time highlight the poems.

Maybe randomly stop and start to read the poem?

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It uses the default language of your browser :) mine is in English

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Just tried the latest version. Super cool!

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That's super cool!
How about these possible inspirations for the initial text

• related to the hackathon's scientific orientation Mind and Matter: The Intersection of Poetry and Science
• in reference to Sweden, a poem by Gustaf Fröding
• in reference to pop culture in R1, the lyrics of Nothing really matters

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The poetry of science

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It could be really nice to send something to 'The poetry of science' at the end of the Hackaton!

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indeed, Sam Illingworth might be intrigued by the process of CI poetry

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That's a very cool! If he accepts outside contributions that would be great

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Here are some of my references for the poetry:
http://www.ericascourti.com/
http://www.joannemcneil.com/projects-2/
https://pipthornton.com/2016/06/12/poem-py-a-critique-of-linguistic-capitalism/
http://poeticcomputation.info/
http://code-poems.com/index.html
https://sfpc.io/
https://news.stanford.edu/news/2013/december/code-poetry-slam-122013.html (next hackathon idea - software poetry slam)
https://blog.massol.me/all-work-and-no-play-kpiv/

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some code for the code poetry slam is on github
https://github.com/lwu/say-23
https://github.com/lwu/say-23/blob/master/say23.english

could fun to use it and to propose the version produced on Monday evening as a PR

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@nadiacw and @ErikNatanael , the installation was a success!
Can you push the code and the poem on the repo?

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Absolutely, code together with every version of the poem during the night has been pushed to the repo.

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We can do something like this: https://githistory.xyz/ but nicer to see the evolution of the text :)

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Let us know if you take a stab at it! :)

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it's super cool!

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That's brilliant! :D Only tiny suggestions and ideas:

• maybe "poem" in the title instead of "Poet"?
• slightly faster tempo could be cool maybe?
• Do you think it would be nice with the "standby" ambient version of the sonification in the background?
• Possibly a timeline where you could "scrub" along the versions would be cool? The minimal look is great so it would have to be a very very tasteful slider
• I played around with putting the title on the side, I think it looks kind of nice, but it's pretty mobile hostile so I don't know :)
  

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Amazing!
I agree with Erik on changing the title to "poem". Also, the font used in the printed poems of the installation is https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Karma, so it would be super nice to use that.

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maybe "poem" in the title instead of "Poet"?

Yes, changed

slightly faster tempo could be cool maybe?

Done

Do you think it would be nice with the "standby" ambient version of the sonification in the background?

It can be interesting, where can I find the music?

Possibly a timeline where you could "scrub" along the versions would be cool? The minimal look is great so it would have to be a very very tasteful slider

I did a first version, WDYT?

I played around with putting the title on the side, I think it looks kind of nice, but it's pretty mobile hostile so I don't know :)

I used your idea, I can easily adapt the team for mobile but not sure if there are a lot of mobile users that will see that page :)

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Very nice! Yeah, I agree, let's leave mobile users to their fate! I'll make a recording of some background music.
I love the slider, except for the scrollbars. I think if both they and the poem were centered that would be neat (I hacked it for my resolution):

(p.s. it definitely still says "poet" in the title for me)

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It's beautiful! Can I include it in the archive page for the hackathon?

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Of course, and if you want to change something please do it :)

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Super cool! Thank you so much for doing this!
I just wonder if it would be nice to pause the scroll somehow, to be able to read each poem? The overall effect of constant change is one of the goals, but the installation was also designed so each instance could be read and make (maybe?) sense.
But it's great how it is!

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Good idea to change the color.
I added that and now the poem is read when you pause the "scroll".

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Looks nice! Haha, is that a Norwegian TTS voice?

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I changed this behavior, now it is forcing an English voice.

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@ErikNatanael & @nadiacw I just realized that I forgot to cite you in the visualization. It is now fixed :)

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Thanks, I definitely think you should add your own name too though!!

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