Without Notes January 13 {PersonalInformationStream}

• Quelle géomatique pour la fin du monde ? Pratique (et théorie) de la cartographie survivaliste. by Thierry Joliveau, Monde géonumérique December 2012
  • "On remarquera que toutes les deux vont à l’encontre de deux réflexes survivalistes de base : le non-recours à la technique et la nécessité de compter d’abord sur soi."
  • http://www.internationalpreppersnetwork.net/
  • my own Vademecum
• Use the Technology BEFORE It Fails, Massachusetts Preppers Network 2012
  • mostly about GIS
• « Preppers », les casaniers de l’apocalypse by Denis Duclos, Le Monde diplomatique July 2012
  • very critical about an asocial pessimist and non sustainable consumerist approach
• Joi Ito's Trends to Watch in 2013 by Tetsuhiko Endo, Think with Google 2012
• Computational Folkloristics: Call for Papers, Software Studies 2012
  • "We label approaches to the study of folklore that leverage the power of these algorithmic approaches <<Computational Folkloristics>>"
  • added to Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#ComputationalFolkloristics
  • possible answer to http://www.quora.com/Fables/Is-there-a-phylogeny-of-fables
• Computational Folkloristics by James Abello, Peter Broadwell, Timothy R. Tangherlini, Communications of the ACM July 2012
  • notion of distant reading

• Synthetic Chemistry: The Rise of the Algorithms by Derek Lowe, In the Pipeline 2012
• http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/01/how-fast-does-virtual-reality-have-to-be-to-look-like-actual-reality/
• http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/12/the-music-industry-dropped-drm-years-ago-so-why-does-it-persist-on-e-books/
• Better Than Human: Why Robots Will — And Must — Take Our Jobs by Kevin Kelly, Gadget Lab for Wired.com December 2012
• http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/01/ces-2013-chinese-electronics/
• TDL4 – Top Bot by Sergey Golovanov and Igor Soumenkov, Securelist 2011
• http://arstechnica.com/business/2013/01/suffering-htc-says-2013-will-not-be-too-bad/
• Unlearnable games: When game theory breaks down, Santa Fe Institute January 2013
• The Many Problems With Online Dating's Radical Efficiency by Peter Ludlow, The Atlantic January 2013
  • via http://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/01/08/239207/the-problem-with-internet-datings-frictionless-market with emphasis on frictionless markets
• A Million First Dates by Dan Slater, The Atlantic January 2013
  • Love in the Time of Algorithms - What Technology Does to Meeting and Mating by Dan Slater, Penguin Group January 2013
• The Measurement That Would Reveal The Universe As A Computer Simulation, Physics arXiv Blog for MIT Technology Review October 2012
  • Wikipedia:Greisen–Zatsepin–Kuzmin limit
• A Chinese Web censor snaps, goes on public rant by Max Fisher, WashingtonPost January 2013
• Structure, Geometry and Criticality in Empirical Brain Networks by Eric Friedman, Santa Fe Institute October 2012
• China's Dangerous Income Gap by Peter Vernezze, Chengdu Living January 2013
• Algorithmic Composition as a Model of Creativity by Bruce L Jacob
  • via http://scholr.ly/paper/2594378/algorithmic-composition-as-a-model-of-creativity
• Did porn warp me forever? by Isaac Abel, Salon.com January 2013
• Dr. Peter Whybrow Says We're Addicted to Stress by Mary A. Fischer, Manic Nation for PSMag June 2012
• Brief interruptions spawn errors, MSUToday January 2013
  • https://www.msu.edu/~ema/AltmannTraftonHambrickJEPG.pdf
  • cf my own attempts via CognitiveEnvironments
• Social networks may inflate self-esteem, reduce self-control, e! Science News January 2013
• Reshaping the brain: scientists reprogram neurons after birth by Diana Gitig, Ars Technica January 2013
• Charles Darwin's ecological experiment on Ascension isle by Howard Falcon-Lang, BBC News 2012
  • Wikipedia:Ascension Island
• Meaning on the Brain: How Your Mind Organizes Reality By Ben Thomas, Guest Blog, Scientific American Blog Network December 2012
  • especially interested for WikiBrainMapping
• Kuhn's Evolutionary Social Epistemology by Rogier De Langhe, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2013
  • "Science is not a process drawn ever closer to the truth but a process of increasing "specialization.
• Mathematical breakthrough sets out rules for more effective teleportation, University of Cambridge January 2013
• Moore’s Law won’t kill passwords by Joseph Bonneau, Light Blue Touchpaper January 2013
• The 150 Things the World's Smartest People Are Afraid Of by Brian Merchant, Motherboard January 2013
• Swiss artists send Julian Assange a self-photographing package by Cyrus Farivar, Ars Technica January 2013
• Social Dynamics of Science, Nature Scientific Reports 3 January 2013
  • similar to a previously read article from PLoS ONE with a flow viualization
  • see also OwnConcepts#Epistemotaxis
• Computational historiography: Data Mining in a Century of Classics Journals by David Mimno, ACM Transations on Computational Logics 2012
  • Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#ComputationalFolkloristics
• Computer-assisted creativity: Emulation of cognitive processes on a multi-agent system by Omar López-Ortega, Expert Systems with Applications December 2012
  • using MAS principle implemented in Jade and targeting musical composition
• Bartosz Grzybowski: Chematica is an internet for chemistry by Ian Tucker, The Observer August 2012
  • http://dysa.northwestern.edu
• There’s no money in 3D printing by Joris Peels, VoxelFab January 2013
• The end of the Oyster Buffet: eventually 3D printing might kill all innovation and invention by Joris Peels, VoxelFab January 2013
• Une brève histoire de l’incertitude financière by Eric Brian, Paris Tech Review December 2012
• The real reasons we don’t have AGI yet by Ben Goertzel, KurzweilAI 2012,
  • quotng David Deutsch
    • "An AGI is qualitatively, not quantitatively, different from all other computer programs. Without understanding that the functionality of an AGI is qualitatively different from that of any other kind of computer program, one is working in an entirely different field. If one works towards programs whose “thinking” is constitutionally incapable of violating predetermined constraints, one is trying to engineer away the defining attribute of an intelligent being, of a person: namely, creativity."
• Recession, tech kill middle-class jobs by Bernard Condon and Paul Wiseman, AP IMPACT January 2013
• Meet a Shenzhen Maker: Mr. Chen by Zach Hoeken, Hoektronics.com January 2013
• At Davos, Marissa Mayer Gets Real on Privacy By Rebecca Greenfield, The Atlantic Wire January 2013
• How and why do we pick our friends? by Jason G. Goldman, BBC Future January 2013
  • see also Person and SocialNetworks
• The Untouchables, PBS FRONTLINE January 2013
• The Evolutionary Ecology of Technological Innovations, Santa Fe Institute December 2012
  • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_structure_matrix
  • using the new concepts from math (cf Cognition#HistoryOfDominantCognitiveModels) in biology (through e.g. phylogeny) then applying them to other fields, including the most abstracts e.g. programing including of Electronics#FPGA
    • hence the importance of equivalents of code repositories in every field
• http://www.academia.edu/2352320/The_Beginning_and_the_End_the_Meaning_of_Life_in_a_Cosmological_Perspective
  • ExtendedLayeredModel
  • mention of Chaisson discovered via Seedea:Content/Newconcepts#FERD
  • email exchange on Wikipedia:Millennium Run http://www.nas.nasa.gov/SC09/BirthofUniverse_Backgrounder.html after reading WithoutNotesJanuary11#ArtificialCosmogenesis a year ago
  • Wikipedia:Tierra %28computer simulation%29
    • asks the question of open-ended evolution
      • see also Chaitin on that question
  • mention of Cziko
  • mention of Lloyd yet no estimation of the theoretical complexity and thus practicality of running of CAS
    • see ProgrammingTheUniverse
  • explore http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2013/02/discovery-of-alien-life-in-next-10-years-one-of-five-x-factorsaccording-to-worlds-leaders.html as a more pratical "intergalatics ethics" or "very foreign policy"
• What Happened to the Crypto Dream? by Arvind Narayanan, Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton October 2012
  • Tim May "we create 'virtual regions', and the conduits and pipes of the future the very mortar and walls of those virtual spaces could be held up by nothing but crypto.... Oh my God, it's so profound! There's nothing else!"
    • cf own view StructuralInformationAsymmetries
• Staying alive: the women who are immune to Aids by Stephanie Nolen, The Observer 2007
• What's a Robot? by Vinton G. Cerf, Communications of the ACM January 2013
• Good News: Humans Have Trouble Killing Robots by Evan Ackerman, IEEE Spectrum January 2013

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