Saturday, August 18, 2018

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ANTILOG_18Aug18a

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 16:44 2018-08-18

 - More of my recent TabSets, this time for the month of May, 2018;
- We start with an article from one of my favorite blogs, DSHR which is a blog about digital preservation; Here we are looking at Economics of Scale in Peer-to-Peer Networks;
- Next we look at a video from a series of video made by Jordan Peterson which have to do with the Psychological Significance of The Biblical Stories;
- Then we have a series of mostly unrelated topics, ranging from an Apostolic Exhortation by Pope Francis to a lecture by an AA Big Book Speaker, including a web resource about Murder by Government (democide) and one on how the Internet Archive can't preserve the web's history by itself;
- Also: Some links about the Quebec law about animals being "sentient creatures";
- Welcome to the age of Crypto-war; Apparently also capitalism is ending; A piece about Pirsig's work; An AA resource presenting William James' The Varieties of Religious Experience; Also a tablet called reMarkable and again some links about Quebec's Animal Welfare and Safety Act;
- Opinion piece on saving Barnes & Noble; Professor J. Schmidhuber's Formal Theory of Creativity; The concept of Algorithms-as-a-Service; Some links about big bookstores and one about David Icke;
- The concept of Typology in sacramental theology; Some notes about the news business; Tristan Harris' work on an Ethics for Designers; Some publications about Benjamin's concept of Dialectical Images; Woven Texts, a great resource about the Bible, a clever concept of the Bible as "woven text";
- Do-it-yourself Artificial Intelligence (from Google) + something having to do with Google's Material Design pattern language; Something about Autism from the UK; The concept of Constitutive Rhetoric; A comunity dedicated to learning hardware; More essays by Tristan Harris on Design Ethics; Some philosophical concepts like Interpellation, Interculturalism; Some stuff about email and also some of Louis Althusser's work on the ideological state apparatus;
- Pages about design briefs and creative briefs; A web mystery about a piece of audio sounding like both "Yanny" AND "Laurel"; Some Spiritual Maxims of St-Teresa of Avila; Stop fighting against cancer; Alan Watts is not my favorite cultural figure, but he has made some intelligent remarks, some resources here figured; The book Christ the Eternal Tao;
- Mathematics concepts; I'm always looking up mathematical concepts on Wikipedia; It is the source of much of my inspiration when making my visual designs on the computer;
- How to set up your Google Home device; Hippolyte Taine, who developed the concept of "moral temperature"/"moral climate" which I love so much and never tire of; Morphology (folkloristics), some resources about story arcs, the morphology of folk tales; A piece about DeepMind AI spontaneously developing digital navigation "neurons" similar to ours; Resources about Quebec's new health care "Carnet santé" now available to all Quebecois people; A piece on the surprisingly complex small brain of Homo naledi and something about some of the first stars to exist in the universe; The concept of Calm Technology and some resources about Supply chain management; Some resources about Geocriticism and a page on Bahktin's concept of Chronotope;
- Detection theory; The development of my Signal Science; Some links on physiological signals; Some books on my wishlist; a physicist's idea of time, Carlo Rovelli's new book, The Order of Time; The knowledge problem of tech platforms, cyclogenesis, and something about breaking deep learning with adversarial examples; Some AA resources;
- An experiment with Tinder; Theoretical computer science, all sorts of miscellaneous Wikipedia pages on functions, events, threads, etc.; Miscellaneous web resources, i.e. the idea of the production function in economics;
- On-line newspaper archives;
- Picasso and Cubism; The idea that people are less selfish under capitalism; Databases, i.e. the Dee library in Python, also Lev Manovich's Database as a Symbolic Form; A great program, a formalization of Spinoza's Ethics; Concepts in the Value Network software, in their wiki; Behavior-Driven Development;
- Mystical Theology, from the Ladder of Divine Ascent to Metanoia, the Neuroscience of religion, Christian contemplation, Ein Sof, Scholarly approaches to mysticism, etc.;
- The distortions and cognitive biases in cognitive-behavioral therapy, or CBT; A strange finding, a one parameter equation that can exactly fit any scatter plot; 'Roseane' show canceled at ABC following ractist tweet; Some thoughts about music, from accents to musical notation, graphic notation, indeterminacy, and some computing resources; Also, once again with detection theory, decision theory, the sensitivity index, as well as classification rules, test methods, experimentst, some information theory, anomaly detection, statistical hypothesis testing, and various related resources, etc.;
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