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Lauren McCarthy

09/04/17

@ Y Combinator

For those interested in digital art, I recommend starting with tools like Processing, p5.js, or Arduino, and engaging with online communities to experiment and find your unique perspective.

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Artist Lauren McCarthy Will Be Your Home's Brain

@ Y Combinator

Artist Lauren McCarthy Will Be Your Home's Brain

09/04/17

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09/04/17

@ Y Combinator

I lead the development of p5.js, a platform for creating code art, which is a great resource for anyone looking to explore digital creativity.

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For those interested in image processing, I recommend starting with foundational books and exploring recent research from institutions like UCLA.

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If you have some coding experience, jump straight into tools like Windsurf, Cursor, or Claude Code to start building your projects effectively.

Eric Migicovsky

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For hardware projects, consider starting with software solutions to validate ideas before investing in physical products.

Wojciech Zaremba

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@ Y Combinator

To get involved in AI, starting with online courses like those on Coursera or Stanford's accessible classes is recommended, along with practical exercises using frameworks like TensorFlow.

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To find talented artists, go where they are building their audiences, such as Twitter, ArtStation, Twitch, or YouTube, rather than relying on platforms like LinkedIn.

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For beginners, tools like Replit or Lovable offer a user-friendly interface to experiment with coding directly, bypassing traditional mock-up designs.

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I encourage people to take breaks from technology and engage in activities that foster creativity and connection, like crafting or playing games.