"the best way to predict the future is to create it".
most often attributed to Abraham Lincoln and Peter Drucker.
On Thu, Jan 9, 2025, at 3:06 PM, steve smith wrote:
> Glen -
>
> Very well articulated, the images such as "where the cartoons don't
> weave together well" and "dog catches car" wer
Dave, thanks -
I suppose I should have done the (trivial) research... I think the
version I was thinking of was Alan Kay who used the term "invent". I
think I knew of Drucker and I suppose I shouldn't be surprised at
Lincoln but don't think I'd heard of it before!
On 1/9/25 3:34 PM, Prof D
Glen -
Very well articulated, the images such as "where the cartoons don't
weave together well" and "dog catches car" were particularly poignant.
I am reminded of Scott McCloud's maxim about panel cartooning that "all
of the action happens in the gutters".
I'm unclear on your first point re
Decidim Association on the urgency of service to civil society where freedoms
and rights are being rolled back
https://www.apc.org/node/40474
On 1/6/25 06:44, glen wrote:
Thanks for the heads up. It's just one more step towards the coming libertarian
paradise.
On 1/5/25 11:04, Gillian Densmor
Shoot, I just noticed Ralph's passing.
https://magazine.mindplex.ai/in-memory-of-ralph-abraham-mathemagician-extraordinaire/
Thankful I got to talk to him one last time at Merle's a couple years ago
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OK. In the spirit of analog[y] (or perhaps more accurately "affine" or "running
alongside"), what you and perhaps Steve, cf Hoffstadter, lay out seems to fall squarely into
xAI versus iAI. I grant it's a bit of a false dichotomy, perhaps just for security. But I don't
think so.
I don't see arc
Yes; wish I could write more, but can’t today. Many hooks in the observations
below.
But the colleague (comp chem) who was pointing me to degeneration-of-model
papers sent me the links he intended. Below:
—
I was referring to the following Nature paper and the associated News&Views
article
