teresa pelinski

this is right up my street, I'll be watching it this eve, thank you for sharing!!! :)

El Gobierno pacta con Podemos aprobar una regularización extraordinaria de inmigrantes El Consejo de Ministros dará luz verde a la medida que beneficiará a más de 500.000 personas. Podrán acogerse aquellas que acrediten estar en España antes del 31 de diciembre de 2025, carezcan de ante...

Spain to regularise 500k undocumented migrants. This does not wash away the scandalous treatment undoc. migrants suffer through detention in "CIES" (Immigrant Detention Centres). However I am happy to see Spain taking these steps towards making the lives of migrants easier, especially at this time

i think the fontsize is too small but i'm letting it rest for now

Hello world!

special mention to
slashdiv.neocities.org/home?z=/link... for lots of cool content but particularly about fonts and
lospec.com/palette-list... for the gameboy palette

finally updated my personal website design and content teresapelinski.com . got lots of inspiration from sites in neocities.org , used some gifs from gifcities.org , also added a "/now" section (inspo from sive.rs/nowff) and a blog with rss. concept is "identifying as a netizen of the indieweb"

(even writing this, in this deserted platform, feels like overexposure, like trying too hard to be read. don't read it! don't read it! do not read it! ignore I said it! she is not me!)

I have been blaming this thesis (my infinite, never-ending phd) for boycotting the joy I've always felt in writing, but it is clear now that it's actually this monopolised internet of attention capital that is at fault!

I'm currently re-doing my website to add a /now and /blog page to share things on my own terms: no ads between stories, not desperately trying to build social capital, hopefully not overthinking every word. Just existing online, reading what others write, writing my own things

Olu Online eternally a work in progress. i don't know. hopeful. tech ethics nerd. luddite. video essayist. coder. prison abolitionist. social/environmental/tech justic...

The indieweb reminds me more of my early internet experience. I set up an RSS feed reader, deleted Instagram on my phone, and started doomscrolling through indieblog posts instead. I really like olu.online and maya.land

My existence in Reddit reminds me a bit of it (why this genuine interest in property and trees law? in a DIY loft conversion?), but even if profiles are anonymous it still follows the social and attention capital dynamics of other social media – to say the thing that will get the most upvotes

My online personality was not built on how cool my pictures are or how witty my instagram stories are, or this professional image i'm trying to project, it was built on my childhood interests

when we were kids my friend and I would meet up with our laptops and sit one in front of the other, log into our rol forum, open a thread, a write a story in turns, each from the perspective of our avatar (mine, a skilled photoshop montage of some blond actress on a yellow background)

I miss the internet I grew up with: neopets, club penguin, those online games in minijuegos (the free version of WoW, I was made to believe), forums dedicated to my favourite videogames (NDS Animal Crossing!) and rol forums on my favourite wizard and vampire books at the time

Prototyping With Neural Networks There's growing excitement around running neural networks on embedded systems. As software libraries become more sophisticated and embedded computers more powerful, real-time machine learning on small...

New on the Bela Gem campaign: a look at running AI models on Bela, featuring Augmented Instruments Lab PhD student @tpelinski.bsky.social who explains her pybela package for exchanging data between Bela and python notebooks: www.crowdsupply.com/bela/bela-ge...

Seminar by Teresa Pelinski: 'Coding, making, knowing: practice research and technical work' Monday, June 16th 2025, 3PM (CET), at UPF Campus Poblenou room 55.410 and online

giving a seminar today at 3pm CET at the Music Technology Group at @upf.edu, you can join on zoom 👩‍💻 ! I will talk about practice research and technical work – a digested version of my Journal of New Music Research paper www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

GitHub - BelaPlatform/pybela: pybela allows interfacing with Bela, the embedded audio platform, using python. It offers a convenient way to stream data between Bela and python, in both directions. In ... pybela allows interfacing with Bela, the embedded audio platform, using python. It offers a convenient way to stream data between Bela and python, in both directions. In addition to data streaming,...

Three posters in the Wed. 13:30 session: "pybela: a Python library to interface scientific and physical computing" by @tpelinski.bsky.social (with Giulio Moro) shows a new open-source tool for data streaming between Bela and interactive python notebooks. Try it here! github.com/BelaPlatform...

Disidentes de ChatGPT, los estudiantes que se niegan a usar IA: “No podía recordar la última vez que había escrito por mí misma” Algunos alumnos universitarios empiezan a limitar el uso de la inteligencia artificial para no mermar su creatividad, esfuerzo y pensamiento crítico

been enjoying reading Dune by Frank Herbert:

'Once men [sic] turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men [sic] with machines to enslave them.'
'"Thou shall not make a machine in the likeness of a man's [sic] mind."'

Adam Pultz Melbye & Teresa Pelinski – Performance – Embedding Algorithms 2024

Final three videos from the 2024 #EmbeddingAlgorithms workshop. 3: the closing performance by @adampultz.bsky.social on Feedback Actuated Acoustic Bass (FAAB) and @tpelinski.bsky.social on modular synth and machine learning models youtu.be/ZzpQMrLqcG0 #supercollider #bela #belaplatform #modularsynth

you might find it an interesting read if you're into embedded platforms (Bela!), prototyping across different platforms and programming environments, and into doing small, light AI with sensor signals (can I say embodied AI here?)...

or you can just try the library out yourself if you have a Bela

I got a paper accepted at NIME 2025! it's about pybela github.com/BelaPlatform... , a project I've been working on for two years now and that I'm very proud about. you can read the paper here >> teresapelinski.com/documents/20...
I will be presenting it Canberra, Australia in late June! 🌏🇦🇺

come to the next Augmented Instruments Lab Concert!! tickets are free, lab members are showing some of their latest artefacts
🎸🎺🎷🥁📯🪕🪘🎛️🎹🎚️🎤 www.outsavvy.com/event/27053/...

YouTube video by Federico Visi Teresa Pelinski and Adam Pultz Melbye – “Building and performing with an ensemble of models”

More videos from the #EmbeddingAlgorithms workshop: @tpelinski.bsky.social & @adampultz.bsky.social with “Building and performing with an ensemble of models” youtu.be/jfnpDtOpDJM
#modularsynth #machinelearning #feedback #doublebass #musicresearch #algorithms #newinstruments

My application to join the AI Performance Playground for SÓNAR+D 2025 has been successful!! There's a showcase on Saturday 15th June at SónarÀgora if you're at Sónar and interested in the project!
sonar.es/en/programme...

PhD opportunity: I'm recruiting a PhD student in digital musical instrument design at Imperial College London. Applications now, start date in the autumn. Funding is limited to UK home students. More topic details to follow. Interested? Email me with a CV! andrew.mcpherson@imperial.ac.uk

also happy day to donna haraway for showing me the *light*

Emmy Noether, mathematician, 1882-1935

here's a picture of Emmy Noether, whose 1918 theorem about continuous symmetry and conservation was the only theorem proved by a woman we studied in the undergrad. it's also the most "aesthetically pleasant" theorem I learnt there. not that i can remember what it actually states

happy international day of women and girls in science, technology, engineering and maths -- i only had 1 woman lecturer in my whole undergrad + master's degrees (5 years, physics & computer science) -- parity is also about representation, you want to study something you can feel part of

Drawing on traditions of artistic research and first-person research methods, Teresa develops the idea of "technical practice research": design- or engineering-related activities in an arts context, where the locus of knowledge production is in the doing and not just in the final result.

In the paper, we examine digital musical instrument design using ideas from STS, especially Pickering's "mangle of practice". The post-hoc stories found in research papers are often much tidier than how the design work really unfolded.

Another new Augmented Instruments Lab paper for 2025: "Ways of knowing, ways of writing: technical practice research in new musical instrument design" by @tpelinski.bsky.social, Rebecca Fiebrink and me, just out in JNMR: www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1...