It’s not a singularity if you are riding the curve. And I intend to ride the curve. From the Singularity Summit, courtesy of dw2-0. I think I can agree that the singularity will go mainstream in… more →
Tai-Chi PolicyVox Pop wrote 2 months ago: At 20 years old, Rainbows End in Manakau, Auckland is probably not targeted at me but along I went w … more →
100goalsin1000days wrote 2 months ago: I have a ‘bad’ habit of reading 3-6 different books at the same time, cycling between di … more →
reapwhatyougrow wrote 3 months ago: So that's why it is so green We went to Somerset to get away from it all after Easter. The gree … more →
glenview9 wrote 4 months ago: Rainbow's End Wristband On Sat 21st Feb we went to Rainbow’s End for my sisters birthday. … more →
Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 5 months ago: I have read several of Vernor Vinge’s novels and found their quality to range anywhere from … more →
taoist wrote 8 months ago: It’s not a singularity if you are riding the curve. And I intend to ride the curve. From the S … more →
Bill the sci-fi guy wrote 8 months ago: Vernor Vinge’s Rainbows End (2006) is subtitled “a novel with one foot in the future, … more →
belleofthebooks wrote 9 months ago: Publisher’s description: This is a story about a paradise lost. . . . About an African dream t … more →
aireco wrote 9 months ago: Correlation of Environmental Education and Computer Games The patterns and norms of conventional edu … more →
byawhisker wrote 11 months ago: I began reading Rainbows End ready to be amazed. The story is set in 2025 San Diego. We follow the f … more →
taoist wrote 11 months ago: Over at Brad Templeton’s page is a collection of essays on what self-driving vehicles could of … more →
geekylibrarian wrote 1 year ago: The last few years have been a particularly good time to be a fan of hard s.f. The latest crop of w … more →
taoist wrote 1 year ago: Slashdot has two posts relating to singularity/Vernor Vinge type concepts. One is wondering weather … more →
Jason wrote 1 year ago: Update: Adding a bullet list for clarity. For reading books on a computer screen, I recommend: yBoo … more →
Ori Inbar wrote 1 year ago: Augmented Reality (AR) has the potential to do something parents can’t: free gamers from their … more →
trippenbach wrote 1 year ago: IBM is starting up an educational MMO – this time, it’s about environmental issues. In P … more →
jaypjohnson wrote 1 year ago: Rainbows End has a lot going on, in several directions, much like the reality it portrays on its pag … more →
wolfger wrote 1 year ago: Holy cow. It’s the Sunday between Xmas and NewYear. That means I’ve had 1, 2, 3… 9 … more →
bookcalendar wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been wandering through blogland looking at lots of different blogs. I find most libr … more →