Projects
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software
TangoAtlas.org
An algorithm-free directory of tango people, places, events, and resources — built in the community's own vocabulary: the Atlas to discover, the Card to be found, Charlemos to connect.
Tangoverse
“Let’s ditch Facebook and build a TangoVerse in the #Freeweb, #indieweb or #fediverse”.
TMD – Tango Marathon Directory
A directory of events for traveling dancers, with a focus on Tango Marathons, Encuentros, and Milonga Weekends, but also Tango Festivalitos and Festivals.
Guestlist Manager
The event-night face of TanGRM: managing the guestlist for a tango event — who registered, who paid, who walks in.
TanGRM – Tango Guestlist and Registration Manager
The tango guestlist and registration manager I built for my own events — the project the Guestlist Manager grew out of.
community
RNT – Rhein-Neckar-Tango
The regional milonga calendar for my home regions
TangoMetaWiki
A wiki for tango that documents what is happening in and around the tango community — projects, initiatives, people, and the blogs that write about it. Based on Semantic MediaWiki.
art
Daniel de Kay Photography
I specialize in photography of tango dancers, usually at events where a diverse mix of international dancers attend.
AI generated tango visuals
This project, for me, is an exploration into what is currently possible, finding and pushing the limits of the AI. When is tango in a generated image still tango, and when is it only the aftertaste of cliché?
writing
Tango Marathon Organizer Handbook
Resources for organizers of tango marathons to make better marathons. Checklists and Ideas for many topics, from registration to setup of the event.
Exploring the capability of LLMs
I am extremely fascinated by Large Language Models and what they are capable of. My first encounter with LLMs was about one half year before the launch of ChatGPT, when I was confronted with GPT-3 — and I was very unimpressed. ChatGPT changed that a little bit, but it took some months until I was […]
humor
THE TANGO POST-MORTEM REPORT
A fun and humoristic analysis of “Who killed the authentic tango, for real?“? Based on web searches and AI synthesis — totally not based on historic facts but only internet memes. Images and texts generated by Gemini & NotebookLM, and edited here in WordPress.