I'm finding the Jupyter Notebook rendering service, much appreciated on Github, to be hit or miss. I'll promote one of my repos, only to find a Sorry, Reload? situation.
Sometimes I might take it personally, given my state of mind.
Speaking of which, I just got through both seasons of Real Humans, a Swedish series (so that's the title in translation). All this after Westworld (season one only).
So much exposure to the machine-human conundrum all at once should probably be factored in as a likely bias going forward a few posts at least.
Talk about brainwashing, though in exactly what way is the unknown. That's what comes out in the wash, as they say.
I'm paying attention to the CoC business rippling the pond in Linux World. That may sound neither here nor there, but then lets remember Vulcan Spock in Star Trek and give "coldly logical" a place at the table.
The machine-human conundrum embraces the "cold rationality" we sometimes project on machine intelligence. Empathy or "warmth" is what's lacking in mere "Hubots" (a word from the Swedish series).
What I'm saying is, I acknowledge Github gets on my nerves sometimes, as do other aspects of our Wild World Web. In that sense (nerves), cell and silicon unite. We've become that cyber-creature. We're still subject to intermittent breakdown.
Sometimes I might take it personally, given my state of mind.
Speaking of which, I just got through both seasons of Real Humans, a Swedish series (so that's the title in translation). All this after Westworld (season one only).
So much exposure to the machine-human conundrum all at once should probably be factored in as a likely bias going forward a few posts at least.
Talk about brainwashing, though in exactly what way is the unknown. That's what comes out in the wash, as they say.
I'm paying attention to the CoC business rippling the pond in Linux World. That may sound neither here nor there, but then lets remember Vulcan Spock in Star Trek and give "coldly logical" a place at the table.
The machine-human conundrum embraces the "cold rationality" we sometimes project on machine intelligence. Empathy or "warmth" is what's lacking in mere "Hubots" (a word from the Swedish series).
What I'm saying is, I acknowledge Github gets on my nerves sometimes, as do other aspects of our Wild World Web. In that sense (nerves), cell and silicon unite. We've become that cyber-creature. We're still subject to intermittent breakdown.
