Blogs about: Representation
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Learning factored representation
Followup to: Balancing context with conceptual slippages, Summarizing structure in new labels, Independence of patterns. Repeated contexts and context transitions become compressed over use, losing va… more →
The Causality Relay
Art & the Imitation of Life
akeela wrote 1 day ago: While watching the documentary, A Century of Black Cinema, I began thinking about why I became inter … more →
BMA letting salaried GPs down
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nasgp wrote 3 days ago: Salaried GPs really need to see both sides of the BMA coin. On the one hand, the BMA, through its Ge … more →
Information R/evolution (M. Wesch)
Phil Harrison wrote 4 days ago: “This video explores the changes in the way we find, store, create, critique, and share inform … more →
Counter-to-what-culture?
lalfrey wrote 5 days ago: This morning I started reading the Jameson classic, Post-Modernism. Five pages into the book … more →
42% Say Climate Change Bill Will Hurt The Economy
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dirtyrottenscoundrels wrote 5 days ago: Americans have mixed feelings about the historic climate change bill that passed the House on Fri … more →
HRH KING OBAMA: Taxation Without Representation; Politics of the Sneaky
John Gillmartin wrote 1 week ago: We were promised 5 days to review any new bill before the President signed it; we were promised bipa … more →
Cap and Tax us to death passed! It's time to gear up!
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Sherri wrote 1 week ago: By now I’m sure you’ve all heard that the Cap and Trade bill passed through congres … more →
Important issues to take into consideration when crowdsourcing/open sourcing a city
marioramirezreyes wrote 1 week ago: While defining the delimitation of the thesis, many issues have come into my mind that must be discu … more →
Where do symbols come from?
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HAT wrote 1 week ago: For example, the tall spire may mean somethingWhere do the symbols come from? That is, where does th … more →
Art World / Community Media World
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shawn wrote 1 week ago: I read with interest on BBC News that David Hockney (at 72 years old is regarded as one of the UK … more →
Knoblauch and Brannon, Critical Teaching and the Idea of Literacy
revolutionlullabye wrote 1 week ago: Knoblauch, C.H. and Lil Brannon. Critical Teaching and the Idea of Literacy. Portsmouth: Boynton/Coo … more →
About Us
francislynnagency wrote 2 weeks ago: " it's about putting time back into the hands we shake" ABOUT US “transparent outsi … more →
"*YOU* is what the whole thing is doing!" Alan Watts
Phil Harrison wrote 2 weeks ago: A friend on Twitter said: “I am overwhelmed by the whole world, sometimes I am over receptive … more →
Men don't like to wear condoms? Really?
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Dalton wrote 2 weeks ago: This is so horrible that it’s almost laughable. The National Institutes of Health are funding … more →
'Tits out girls': but this is M&S
nicklacey wrote 2 weeks ago: In May the store Marks & Spencer wilted under the power of Web 2.0 as a Facebook group protested … more →
Drawing the Written Word
The Serendipitous Muse wrote 2 weeks ago: The act of drawing is one of the most primal and visceral creative activity. It is cathartic and sat … more →
Democracy and Party Politics: Open Discussion
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Steve Horsfield wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s the question that bugs me: “To what extent does the natural tendency toward part … more →
The Rights Exposure Project with Amnesty International Australia
buddhasbreakfast wrote 2 weeks ago: I have just contributed an article to the Amnesty International Australia website looking at the use … more →
Visual Machines
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artfulcontributor wrote 3 weeks ago: On a recent visit to the MET’s Francis Bacon retrospective a friend of mine admitted that she … more →
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