Italian Car Design History
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Italian Car Design History
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#2It's Italian car design history. But it's really just a bunch of confusing bubbles that makes me feel slightly dizzy. Not so dissimilar to some of the cars actually!
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#4I’ve long wanted something like this. I’m fascinated where the common elements of contemporary car design come from. Why does every car have a hard lateral crease? When did it originate? It wasn’t on early cars or carriages.
I look forward to studying this carefully
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#5> I built this data visualization from scratch with D3.js, and Tachyons
Looks good. Reminds me of Prezi.
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#6Interesting site, like the fact that you can look by year. I was able to locate the Lancia Stratos HF Zero concept car. I remember the incredible response it got when it came out in 1970. It's so low to the ground they were able to drive it under the entrance gate to Lancia!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHPqe4khs90&t=94s
There's a YouTuber, Casey Putsch, who runs Genius Garage (offering on hands experience for students) and he's building an almost exact replica. In this video he tells how he's risking burnout and how it's kicking his butt to replicate the car.
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#7It would be interesting to visualize trends by clustering car designs using t-SNE or similar methods on neural network embeddings.
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#8It's Italian car design history. But it's really just a bunch of confusing bubbles that makes me feel slightly dizzy. Not so dissimilar to some of the cars actually!
Ok, we've put Italian in the title above.
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#9It would be interesting to visualize trends by clustering car designs using t-SNE or similar methods on neural network embeddings.
What do you mean by neural network embeddings?
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#10Including Bertone's design study of the already existing Mustang (which was designed internally at Ford) is quite misleading without clarifying, and I wonder how much else also omits information.