The hottest Interactivity Substack posts right now

The Vanity Project aims to create an interactive seminar that teaches students about human interdependence. The project is still in progress and needs dialogue improvements.
The course outline includes multiple chapters and concepts related to psychology, social order, and government. Each chapter breaks down complex ideas into manageable parts.
The project requires collaboration and possibly funding for future developments. There's a bigger plan to create seminars for professors based on their courses.

The new companion model called Rent-a-Kent combines blog posts with a trained language model to promote reader interaction.
Creating the companion model felt more like programming than writing a blog post, with less control over the model's responses.
This new form of literature allows for immediate questions and comments without the delay of waiting for replies, but may lack the human connection found in traditional comment sections.

Focus on cultivating a lifelong practice rather than short-term objectives.
Building 'spines' means creating a foundation for long-term success in creative endeavors.
Art and craft are a result of all experiences accumulated over a lifetime, shaping future work.

Video games can be considered art if they evoke emotions in the player
Interactivity sets video games apart, but not all games reach the level of art
Different types of video games offer unique artistic value, from fantasy fulfillment to creative expression

Viewers prefer interactive content in streaming services.
Time is the key factor in consumer choices of streaming services.
Interactivity in content consumption is growing and impacting traditional media consumption.

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Graphical programming tools can reduce intimidation for non-programmers and provide shorter feedback loops.
Game engines and shader languages have successfully implemented graphical scripting for specific functions.
Optimizing programming interfaces for the human visual system can lead to more efficient code readability.