Visitors I meet during a conference, check my notes on the last 3 events updated:
Fabien is actively focusing on :
- keeping this website nice! check the 11 slides presentation!
- his ProfessionalPortfolio
- Notes on his current readings as part of his Personal Information Stream with content he read or watched recently
- Information needs or what data could help solve important questions (answers welcomed ;)
- Pieces of Culture listing content he really appreciated, alongside defining quotes and his own aphorisms
- His Cookbook where he mostly writes down name of recipes (culinary or not) he masters or wants to try
- English as part of his most general Languages perpetual education
Note that there are 654 pages so don't hesitate to do a search. Last time I checked that was equivalent to few hundreds A4 page of text in length. If you want more (nerdy) numbers check Numbers.
He also improves potential projects :
- Projet autonomie energetique gathering information on an "ecological sensed home"
- Financial tools in order to have a better grasp of the ongoing financial situation through specialized tools and models
- PersonalInformationStream.WithoutNotesMay12 . . . May 20, 2012, at 08:52 PM by Fabien: Le virtuel existe-t-il ?
- Content.Exercises . . . May 20, 2012, at 11:13 AM by Fabien: running
- AutoDebate.WhyIWillNotVote . . . May 17, 2012, at 08:47 AM by Fabien:
- ReadingNotes.ApocalypticAI . . . May 16, 2012, at 09:17 AM by Fabien:
- Analysis.PracticalMindUploadingLimits . . . May 15, 2012, at 02:00 PM by Fabien:
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Link of the month
De Arte Combinatoria by Gottfried Leibniz, solely its brief Wikipedia page though. A much more mechanized view of what creativity could be and this very early. Still not as early as Raymond Lull's work which initially led me to this piece of work but surely more theorized. Also with less direct application than Lull's automatic religious argumentation "device". It also makes one wonder how Turing view Leibniz's work and how his work on computation as a general system is going beyond this old position. An extremely interesting and sensible step toward the history of computation, its devices and eventually its limits. It also seems related with Gregory Chaitin's work on Biology#metabiology.
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This wiki by Fabien and Lea was originally used during during our summer 2008 trip to Berkeley, California. (check the Pictures too).
Since then Lea has stopped editing it to focus on her own website http://lea.benetou.fr
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