Review of Randomness by Mark S
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===The emergence of computational randomness in aesthetic design=== | ===The emergence of computational randomness in aesthetic design=== | ||
An early example of this is a 1960 teleplay "written" by a computer at MIT, and then performed on CBS. | An early example of this is a 1960 teleplay "written" by a computer at MIT, and then performed on CBS. | ||
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| + | ===The C64 and RND=== | ||
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| + | In this section we finally discuss the RND function in the context of the C64. How the number is actually generated, the reliability of the randomness, and alternative methods of finding randomness within the C64. | ||
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| + | We also synthesize some of the previous sections, and discuss the aesthetic qualities of the 10 PRINT pattern in terms of randomness. | ||
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===A Working Bibliography=== | ===A Working Bibliography=== | ||
