Concept of the day: Exaptation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exaptation
"Adaptation of an existing structure for a completely different purpose"
Example: Feathers - birds use them for flight but dinosaurs used them first for insulation.
Concept of the day: Exaptation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exaptation
"Adaptation of an existing structure for a completely different purpose"
Example: Feathers - birds use them for flight but dinosaurs used them first for insulation.
"describe" rather than "explain"
Management by Discovery account of how people plan when faced with ill-defined goals - by Gary A. Klein: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_A._Klein
"Any Map is Better Than No Map At All" (Cartographic Placebo Effect)
via: https://www.scribd.com/document/388012812/dont-just-adapt-shape-the-future?secret_password=cx9OR8VdesR9rTreiqiH #CrowdIntelligence #Business
The OODA Loop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop
Human Sensor Networks: http://cognitive-edge.com/blog/human-sensor-networks-the-ultimate-executive-coach/
“…when you engage a significant percentage of employees, customers, or citizens in the continuous process of recording not only observations and experiences, but also the meaning and influences that such observations and experiences have on them, you have in effect created a human sensor network. The key is to provide people with a semi-constrained framework of meaning through which they reflect on their experience or observation and signify the meaning of each specific observation or experience. The framework of meaning may relate to corporate culture, innovation, safety, engagement, knowledge transfer, or other topic spaces with some initiatives having a combination.”
Notes on the Synthesis of ML and Generative Architectural Design:
http://fresheyes.ksteinfe.com/background.html
BUILD IT! - Talk by Kat Park: #Architecture #Generative
Qmod - "a fun way to explore, learn and create with sustainable energy": https://myqmod.com/ #Regenerative #FFHCI #Games
"Living Infrastructure" - by Martina Huynh:
http://martinahuynh.com/living_infrastructure.html
Thoughts expressed by Martina Huynh in a talk at thingsCon 2018 in Amsterdam
The inevitable volumetric future - Dan Tabar and Branislav Siles. #Games #Generative
"It's somewhat comedic to watch the ML community rediscover key insights the Alife & Evolutionary Computation communities had back in the 1980s and Alan Turing back in the 1940s" - @samim
"IMHO it is impossible to keep up with current literature and learn all the history given the firehose of the last years. We are missing historians that can create easily accessible digests of what happened in earlier decades." - @cmarschner
"This is true. Perspective wants to be expensive. A substantial part of my job is often connecting the past dots, identifying "adjacent possibles" and constructing a grounded future narrative." - @samim
"Douglas Adams on Artificial Life, Computers, the Internet, Evolution":
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? #Technology
Old self important men facing their own imminent mortality proclaiming the end of the world is nigh. I see a trend here...