Creating Art With Code
A forthcoming book -- and our slideshow -- shows how designers, artists and architects are turning to programming to create their works More »
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Niraj Chokshi is a former staff editor at TheAtlantic.com, where he wrote about technology. He is currently freelancing and can be reached through his personal website, NirajC.com. More
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