Showing posts with label memorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label memorial. Show all posts

Monday, 16 April 2018

slime

Unlike a typical programmable agent that processes information through memory, slime mold decision-making can’t be predicted or replicated, since it coordinates itself entirely through sensory feedback with its environment. Exactly how this feedback happens is still unclear, but it has something to do with the extracellular slime traces that the cell leaves behind to tell itself where it’s already been. It does not make internal memories, but it does make choices based on past behavior. Its cognition is identical to movement; it knows exactly and only what it does. “Physarum’s spatial memory works,” writes Steven Shaviro, “not by internal representation, but rather by a physical marking of the very space that is being remembered. In this case, the map actually coincides with the territory.”6

Saturday, 15 April 2017

log in

log in

 its just a different flavor of dumb



 in other words, you extracted everything out of your graphic card 

huehue



Вы либо умереть герой, или жить достаточно долго, чтобы Смотрите сами становитесь 

злодея.


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hey are you gonna put my statue up ?

Friday, 30 September 2016

Vampyroteuthis


How can humans en- trust their acquired information to inanimate objects like paper or stone? It is well known that these objects are subject to the second law of thermodynamics, according to which they must decompose and be forgotten. In his abyss, where everything is mired in sedimentation and where everything is submerged in fluid, the impermanence and unreliability of all inanimate materials in fact become more apparent than on the relatively dead surface of the continents, where bleached bones can lie around for centuries. And yet, the laughable error that has led to human art may not only be laughed at insofar as Vampyroteuthis is capable of laughing but also deserves to be properly considered. 


Saturday, 15 August 2015

shugborough

house of the four winds


dry fountain

 ruin
blue bridge



shepherd's monument


 anson's cat monument


chinese house

red bridge