The retreat where curious programmers recharge and grow. Work at the edge of your abilities, develop your volitional muscles, and learn generously. DMs open!
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📝 Applications are OPEN for our next batch!
Enjoy programming? Spend a 6 or 12 week retreat building what excites you alongside thoughtful, kind peers, both in NYC and remotely!
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🚧👷🏽♀️We’re conducting some scheduled maintenance on recurse.com tomorrow, Oct 18th, from 10:00am to about 10:30am ET!
recurse.com will be down during the maintenance window, so you won’t be able to apply or visit pages. Sorry for any inconvenience!
RSVP to our info session below!
Spend 6 or 12 weeks sharpening your programming skills, working in a collaborative community, and building what excites you.
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🌱 Interested in coming to RC? Have any burning questions? Join us to learn more about what attending is like! You'll get to ask questions and hear directly from faculty and current Recursers about their experiences.
We’re hosting an info session on Tues, Oct 21 at 5:15 ET.
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Localhost is a series of technical talks given by members of the RC community. We reserve limited seats for the public.
✨RSVP here: luma.com/bgz3yupu
🤖[10/28] Join us for Michael Suguitan's Super Robot Variety Hour!
What could robots look like, and what good comes from experimentation? Michael will present alternative visions in robotics by touring the technical implementations of several robots, from cats to clocks.
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What could you learn in just one day? At RC we hosted Impossible Stuff Day to test just that— and Jack Heard made his first ever piece of music by live coding :)
RSVP to our info session below!
You'll get to ask questions and hear directly from faculty and current Recursers about their experiences.
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📝 Interested in applying to RC? Join us to learn more about what attending is like: spending 6 or 12 weeks sharpening your programming skills, working in a collaborative community, and following what excites you!
We’re hosting an info session Mon, Oct 6th from 12:30-1pm ET!
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If you're interested in spending 6 or 12 weeks programming at the edge of your abilities, flexing your volitional muscles, and creating what excites you, our applications are now open for our Winter 1 (Nov 3rd) and Winter 2 (Jan 5th) batches!
Apply here: recurse.com/apply
🟢 This month we held Breakpoint: An Evening of Projects and Demos!
10 Recursers + alums demo'ed their work, including games, camera-based apps that read your feelings + scramble your face, a NY shadow-henge finder, a Chinese idiom finder, a fractal painter, + more!
You’ll hear directly from faculty and current Recursers about their experiences, and get a chance to ask any questions you have about the retreat, the community, or the application process.
RSVP here: luma.com/z6ccwozs
Missed our last info session? We're hosting another one on Wed 9/3 at 5 pm ET!
If you're thinking of spending 6 or 12 weeks building whatever excites you most, join us to learn more about what attending RC is like.
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Thinking about applying to a Recurse Center (RC) batch? If you want to spend 6 or 12 weeks building what excites you (compilers! games! languages! research! machine learning! art!) within a community of thoughtful, curious peers, come join our info session this Thursday!
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The video on Mote is up! Finally someone's using the GPU for what it should be used for: zillions of squirming simulated life forms in miraculously self-regulating ecosystems. Exploding membranes. Herds of tiny herbivores and encroaching fungi. Smells.
🦠Watch @computerender's first public talk on Mote: an interactive ecosystem simulation!
Mote uses a custom GPU-based physics engine to model hundreds of thousands of organisms, leading to fascinating emergent phenomena: a sandbox that is part game, part research.
Link below⬇️
Localhost is a series of technical talks in NYC given by members of the RC community.
RC is the retreat where curious programmers recharge and grow. Dedicate your time to programming in a focused, supportive, and energizing environment.
Learn more: recurse.com/
🦠Peter Whidden on Mote: An Interactive Ecosystem Simulation
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