Comments for Dmitry Paranyushkin http://deemeetree.com The Annals of Polysingular Sci-Fi Practice Tue, 12 Apr 2011 00:05:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on THE HUMPING PACT by John http://deemeetree.com/ventures/the-humping-pact/#comment-142 John Tue, 12 Apr 2011 00:05:37 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=594#comment-142 You should really look into www.society6.com for submitting the photos of naked guys. It´s an arts website that sells your work and you profit from it. You should really look into http://www.society6.com for submitting the photos of naked guys. It´s an arts website that sells your work and you profit from it.

]]> Comment on Game Strategies for Events by Gabriel Shalom http://deemeetree.com/inflow/game-strategies-for-events/#comment-105 Gabriel Shalom Sat, 05 Mar 2011 18:23:07 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=526#comment-105 a video where Gabriel Shalom was interviewed in about games: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1816771908804&oid=127674707305747 a video where Gabriel Shalom was interviewed in about games:
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=1816771908804&oid=127674707305747

]]> Comment on Text Network Analysis by Elijah Meeks http://deemeetree.com/outflow/text-network-analysis/#comment-77 Elijah Meeks Mon, 21 Feb 2011 01:59:46 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=199#comment-77 This is great! I just worked through an exploration of topic networks using thematic analysis and would love to hear your thoughts on it: https://dhs.stanford.edu/comprehending-the-digital-humanities/ This is great! I just worked through an exploration of topic networks using thematic analysis and would love to hear your thoughts on it:
https://dhs.stanford.edu/comprehending-the-digital-humanities/

]]> Comment on Inclusive Exclusivity by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // A Settlement on Alchemy, Alliance, Anarchy http://deemeetree.com/outflow/inclusive-exclusivity/#comment-53 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // A Settlement on Alchemy, Alliance, Anarchy Sat, 22 Jan 2011 20:48:49 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=182#comment-53 [...] they form.   Some research on this subject is available in Communities and Togetherness and Inclusive Exclusivity texts posted on this website. Our interest was to see what kind of network structure would be [...] [...] they form.   Some research on this subject is available in Communities and Togetherness and Inclusive Exclusivity texts posted on this website. Our interest was to see what kind of network structure would be [...]

]]> Comment on Communities and Togetherness by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // A Settlement on Alchemy, Alliance, Anarchy http://deemeetree.com/outflow/communities-togetherness/#comment-52 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // A Settlement on Alchemy, Alliance, Anarchy Sat, 22 Jan 2011 20:45:10 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=342#comment-52 [...] their behavior inside the alliances they form.   Some research on this subject is available in Communities and Togetherness and Inclusive Exclusivity texts posted on this website. Our interest was to see what kind of [...] [...] their behavior inside the alliances they form.   Some research on this subject is available in Communities and Togetherness and Inclusive Exclusivity texts posted on this website. Our interest was to see what kind of [...]

]]> Comment on Newsletter by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks http://deemeetree.com/newsletter/#comment-51 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks Thu, 20 Jan 2011 19:03:44 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?page_id=2#comment-51 [...] that involves virtual currencies, oblique ramps, and secret shows. If you want to be there, join this newsletter and we’ll contact you when the next event is [...] [...] that involves virtual currencies, oblique ramps, and secret shows. If you want to be there, join this newsletter and we’ll contact you when the next event is [...]

]]> Comment on TEDxKreuzberg Talk by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks http://deemeetree.com/outflow/tedx-kreuzberg-talk/#comment-50 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks Thu, 20 Jan 2011 19:01:43 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=425#comment-50 [...] unified simultaneous actions. (see Communities and Togetherness, Inclusive Exclusivity, and my TEDx talk for more info)   It was then very exciting for us to have an opportunity to put all these [...] [...] unified simultaneous actions. (see Communities and Togetherness, Inclusive Exclusivity, and my TEDx talk for more info)   It was then very exciting for us to have an opportunity to put all these [...]

]]> Comment on Inclusive Exclusivity by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks http://deemeetree.com/outflow/inclusive-exclusivity/#comment-49 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks Thu, 20 Jan 2011 19:00:36 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=182#comment-49 [...] them to synchronize and perform unified simultaneous actions. (see Communities and Togetherness, Inclusive Exclusivity, and my TEDx talk for more info)   It was then very exciting for us to have an opportunity to [...] [...] them to synchronize and perform unified simultaneous actions. (see Communities and Togetherness, Inclusive Exclusivity, and my TEDx talk for more info)   It was then very exciting for us to have an opportunity to [...]

]]> Comment on Communities and Togetherness by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks http://deemeetree.com/outflow/communities-togetherness/#comment-48 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Parties and Temporary Random Networks Thu, 20 Jan 2011 18:58:54 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=342#comment-48 [...] making it much easier for them to synchronize and perform unified simultaneous actions. (see Communities and Togetherness, Inclusive Exclusivity, and my TEDx talk for more info)   It was then very exciting for us to [...] [...] making it much easier for them to synchronize and perform unified simultaneous actions. (see Communities and Togetherness, Inclusive Exclusivity, and my TEDx talk for more info)   It was then very exciting for us to [...]

]]> Comment on TRANSNOMIA by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Transnomia at Tanztage Festival http://deemeetree.com/ventures/transnomia/#comment-47 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Transnomia at Tanztage Festival Thu, 20 Jan 2011 18:04:40 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=51#comment-47 [...] Transnomia was presented at Tanztage 2011 festival at Sophiensaele on the 6th and 7th of January. Here is a [...] [...] Transnomia was presented at Tanztage 2011 festival at Sophiensaele on the 6th and 7th of January. Here is a [...]

]]> Comment on Communities and Togetherness by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // TEDxKreuzberg Talk http://deemeetree.com/outflow/communities-togetherness/#comment-34 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // TEDxKreuzberg Talk Sat, 25 Dec 2010 22:31:56 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=342#comment-34 [...] admin Every community can be represented as a network. Once we start seeing communities as networks we can start using the tools from graph analysis and mathematics that can show us how communities come together, proliferate information and fall apart.   This talk was given at TEDx hosted at betahaus, Berlin. The subject of the talk was “Synchronized Distribution of Information in Networks”. In other words: how do we take a certain message and make sure it spreads through a group or community simultaneously, in the way that everyone gets this message at the same time. Such synchronization is known to produce trends and innovations, shift opinions, and even reconfigure social structures. In this talk I pointed out four main elements that are necessary for information to spread through networks in waves: groups, shortcuts (or random connections), linchpins (people who connect different groups), and fiction. If “community is the joy of an encounter that survives its expected end”, then fiction is this basis for connectivity that “survives” in spite of other forces at play: social codes, habits, language, and logic.   The video of this TEDx talk was made by Diego Agullo and the photograph is by Igor Schwarzmann. You can read more about that TEDx event on TED’s website and to learn more about this subject, please, read the article on “Communities and Togetherness” [...] [...] admin Every community can be represented as a network. Once we start seeing communities as networks we can start using the tools from graph analysis and mathematics that can show us how communities come together, proliferate information and fall apart.   This talk was given at TEDx hosted at betahaus, Berlin. The subject of the talk was “Synchronized Distribution of Information in Networks”. In other words: how do we take a certain message and make sure it spreads through a group or community simultaneously, in the way that everyone gets this message at the same time. Such synchronization is known to produce trends and innovations, shift opinions, and even reconfigure social structures. In this talk I pointed out four main elements that are necessary for information to spread through networks in waves: groups, shortcuts (or random connections), linchpins (people who connect different groups), and fiction. If “community is the joy of an encounter that survives its expected end”, then fiction is this basis for connectivity that “survives” in spite of other forces at play: social codes, habits, language, and logic.   The video of this TEDx talk was made by Diego Agullo and the photograph is by Igor Schwarzmann. You can read more about that TEDx event on TED’s website and to learn more about this subject, please, read the article on “Communities and Togetherness” [...]

]]> Comment on Communities and Togetherness by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // What Facebook is Doing http://deemeetree.com/outflow/communities-togetherness/#comment-33 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // What Facebook is Doing Thu, 16 Dec 2010 00:50:40 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=342#comment-33 [...] and the clustering decreases. This makes it much easier for the network to synchronize (see Communities and Togetherness) or for the information to propagate in waves, for trends to spread through the network. At the [...] [...] and the clustering decreases. This makes it much easier for the network to synchronize (see Communities and Togetherness) or for the information to propagate in waves, for trends to spread through the network. At the [...]

]]> Comment on Inclusive Exclusivity by Jan Ritsema http://deemeetree.com/outflow/inclusive-exclusivity/#comment-31 Jan Ritsema Tue, 30 Nov 2010 19:41:24 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=182#comment-31 your examples are very informative. nonetheless i long for more. I mean that networks have no will, they are not closed entities, although they are this too, but they merge all the time with many other networks, above, under and beside them, like a flock of birds. these movements and movebilities of networks interest me. to see them more as temporarily hubs, where you can ALSO land for sometime, as you land at many at the same time. to analyse and map this movebility seems highly actual to me. to see a network as a closed entity is beside the reality, networks are instruments and are instrumentalizing its 'members', there is a lot of transversalitity your examples are very informative.

nonetheless i long for more.
I mean that networks have no will, they are not closed entities, although they are this too, but they merge all the time with many other networks, above, under and beside them, like a flock of birds.
these movements and movebilities of networks interest me. to see them more as temporarily hubs, where you can ALSO land for sometime, as you land at many at the same time.
to analyse and map this movebility seems highly actual to me.

to see a network as a closed entity is beside the reality, networks are instruments and are instrumentalizing its ‘members’, there is a lot of transversalitity

]]> Comment on On Evolution of Meaning Formations by Eric Green http://deemeetree.com/outflow/on-evolution-of-meaning-formations/#comment-30 Eric Green Tue, 30 Nov 2010 17:39:06 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=117#comment-30 "Or the synsects had finally developed swarm intelligence, which had made them, in effect, independent." “Or the synsects had finally developed swarm intelligence, which had made them, in effect, independent.”

]]> Comment on Inclusive Exclusivity by Eric Green http://deemeetree.com/outflow/inclusive-exclusivity/#comment-29 Eric Green Tue, 30 Nov 2010 17:36:38 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=182#comment-29 it is interesting to compare this kind of network to an undirected, scale-free network of friends, but how does it compare to other cultural networks and to other business networks? aren't all networks where being connected provides a currency bound to be random in the way these dance networks are random? not that this refutes your comparisons of the random saturation of a network based on currency to intentional saturation of a network based on preference - but I think it should be addressed, dance should not be presented as if it were the only example of a network of this kind. the facebook examples are good, again, because they concretize. and when I read this article I want to see even more of that, to make it real. what are some examples of decisions made by dance institutions that have constituted positive or negative influences on the network? what are some instances where the methods that you list of avoiding a mass and maintaining innovative potential have been applied or could have been applied? how would you express a proposal for network-strengthening action? I think these things are necessary for these articles to reach their true effectivity. and definitely possible. so right on. it is interesting to compare this kind of network to an undirected, scale-free network of friends, but how does it compare to other cultural networks and to other business networks? aren’t all networks where being connected provides a currency bound to be random in the way these dance networks are random? not that this refutes your comparisons of the random saturation of a network based on currency to intentional saturation of a network based on preference – but I think it should be addressed, dance should not be presented as if it were the only example of a network of this kind. the facebook examples are good, again, because they concretize. and when I read this article I want to see even more of that, to make it real. what are some examples of decisions made by dance institutions that have constituted positive or negative influences on the network? what are some instances where the methods that you list of avoiding a mass and maintaining innovative potential have been applied or could have been applied? how would you express a proposal for network-strengthening action? I think these things are necessary for these articles to reach their true effectivity. and definitely possible. so right on.

]]> Comment on Text Network Analysis by Vladimir http://deemeetree.com/outflow/text-network-analysis/#comment-28 Vladimir Tue, 23 Nov 2010 08:48:26 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=199#comment-28 Would be quite interesting to compare your processed and "visualized" network with random text built up not with simple random rules but rather with algorithm similar to one, desribed in 'Random Text Exhibit Zipf's-Law-Like Word Frequency Distribution' by Wentian Li. The point is as follows: Zipf's Law (i.e. power law distribution) is widely recognized as characteristic of text, which has some meaning. But. Seems it's not enough to have this "meaning" (ref. to W.Li paper). Should be something else on top of "power-low-distribution" property, like discovered in your work: communities, etc? Would be quite interesting to compare your processed and “visualized” network with random text built up not with simple random rules but rather with algorithm similar to one, desribed in ‘Random Text Exhibit Zipf’s-Law-Like Word Frequency Distribution’ by Wentian Li.
The point is as follows: Zipf’s Law (i.e. power law distribution) is widely recognized as characteristic of text, which has some meaning. But. Seems it’s not enough to have this “meaning” (ref. to W.Li paper).
Should be something else on top of “power-low-distribution” property, like discovered in your work: communities, etc?

]]> Comment on Vicarious Incantations by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Open the Door http://deemeetree.com/outflow/vicarious-incantations/#comment-27 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Open the Door Sat, 20 Nov 2010 00:49:32 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=256#comment-27 [...] admin Just found in the vaults. The reincarnation of 2009 “Vicarious Incantations” project. [...] [...] admin Just found in the vaults. The reincarnation of 2009 “Vicarious Incantations” project. [...]

]]> Comment on Inclusive Exclusivity by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Extant Conversations http://deemeetree.com/outflow/inclusive-exclusivity/#comment-26 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Extant Conversations Tue, 16 Nov 2010 01:05:09 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=182#comment-26 [...] Formations” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [5] Dmitry Paranyushkin, “Inclusive Exclusivity” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [6] Gephi – www.gephi.org [7] Dmitry Paranyuhkin, “Text Network Analysis” [...] [...] Formations” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [5] Dmitry Paranyushkin, “Inclusive Exclusivity” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [6] Gephi – http://www.gephi.org [7] Dmitry Paranyuhkin, “Text Network Analysis” [...]

]]> Comment on Text Network Analysis by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Extant Conversations http://deemeetree.com/outflow/text-network-analysis/#comment-25 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Extant Conversations Tue, 16 Nov 2010 01:00:02 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=199#comment-25 [...] 2010) [6] Gephi – www.gephi.org [7] Dmitry Paranyuhkin, “Text Network Analysis” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [8] Giorgio Agamben, “The Coming Community” (University of Minnesota Press, 1993) [...] [...] 2010) [6] Gephi – http://www.gephi.org [7] Dmitry Paranyuhkin, “Text Network Analysis” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [8] Giorgio Agamben, “The Coming Community” (University of Minnesota Press, 1993) [...]

]]> Comment on On Evolution of Meaning Formations by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Extant Conversations http://deemeetree.com/outflow/on-evolution-of-meaning-formations/#comment-24 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Extant Conversations Tue, 16 Nov 2010 00:52:03 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=117#comment-24 [...] Obrist – www.artbooks.com [4] Dmitry Paranyushkin, “On Evolution of Meaning Formations” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [5] Dmitry Paranyushkin, “Inclusive Exclusivity” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [6] Gephi [...] [...] Obrist – http://www.artbooks.com [4] Dmitry Paranyushkin, “On Evolution of Meaning Formations” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [5] Dmitry Paranyushkin, “Inclusive Exclusivity” (www.deemeetree.com, 2010) [6] Gephi [...]

]]> Comment on On Evolution of Meaning Formations by Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Looking for a Random Stranger http://deemeetree.com/outflow/on-evolution-of-meaning-formations/#comment-4 Dmitry Paranyushkin // Research + Performance + Music + Video + Networks + Text // Looking for a Random Stranger Tue, 02 Nov 2010 00:16:17 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=117#comment-4 [...] a part of my ongoing research in random networks. You can read a bit more about it in this article: On Evolution of Meaning Formations. A fragment from an online chat during one of the sessions shown above:   > Looking for a [...] [...] a part of my ongoing research in random networks. You can read a bit more about it in this article: On Evolution of Meaning Formations. A fragment from an online chat during one of the sessions shown above:   > Looking for a [...]

]]> Comment on DMITRY PARANYUSHKIN by Emma http://deemeetree.com/polysingularity/dmitry-paranyushkin/#comment-3 Emma Thu, 28 Oct 2010 16:35:18 +0000 http://deemeetree.com/?p=5#comment-3 Nice website Dmitry. I hope you are well. I'm in Beijing, soon moving to south of China. I have prolonged my stay here. It is something quite different from anything before - even Seoul and Korea was far away from my experience here. If Berlin carries great possibilities for artists - then I don't know what Beijing does - this is over the top for sure. Take care. XO. Nice website Dmitry. I hope you are well. I’m in Beijing, soon moving to south of China. I have prolonged my stay here. It is something quite different from anything before – even Seoul and Korea was far away from my experience here. If Berlin carries great possibilities for artists – then I don’t know what Beijing does – this is over the top for sure. Take care. XO.

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