A neuron-chain illusion
from neuron-chain thinkingOne thing that often bugs me: if i m not able to understand the things i have little knowledge of,obviously not being able to learn instantly (take technical context as example),could I still communicate with people with different contexts? meaning you are able to let people get your question and you also know what you gotta ask next. i think this is incredibly fascinating–how do we understand how we understand? Obviously there are so many languages, massive amount o...
边界消失
今天读费兰特的碎片《La frantumaglia》,深入了天才女友中莉拉带出的“边界消失”的概念。这个概念贯穿费兰特的作品,也解释着我着迷她的原因。 边界消失:挑衅那些将混乱、冲撞伪装成稳定的幻觉(Io non ci sto) 。为了活着可以妥协,但“自我”记忆不该被忘记。于是要书写,要叙事,要给想象力寻得一个可以存活的犄角,在那里想象力不会让步给“技术实现不了···”。叙事的意义在于:质疑那些不容置疑的讲述,消解像界石一样确凿的东西,凸显模糊而又不稳定的东西。 写作就是记录这种界限消失。 女性主义就是在被规定边界、怀疑边界 和边界打破之间的混沌,女性的支点就是混沌(别问我怎么知道的)。充斥各种冲撞、破碎、相互渗透、碎片混杂下的相互推动,看到自己身份的破碎和仅几秒的界限消失就产生的恐慌。 也犹如Jeanette Winterson 笔下的伍尔夫(Virginia Woolf): she senses herself in those fissures, in those fragments, in those lacunae, in the interstices, in th...
由Twitter的BTC打赏和NFT展示所链想的
看到最近twitter出的新功能:BTC打赏和NFT展示,联想到一些东西。Tipping on twitter看目前的打赏(tipping)功能。两种类型• Fiat 法币打赏 • Bitcoin 通过闪电网络⚡️打赏比特币 看上去是为了推广Twitter自己的支付cashapp(因为当你想用比特币打赏时,你必须先购买比特币)。规则* 满18周岁 * 1000位关注者以上 * 过去30天主持了3个空间。满足以上三点才可开启打赏功能 Tipping somewhere elsegitcoin打赏比起Twitter的社交媒体平台打赏,以个人推特账户为单位的打赏。有一些平台专门用于打赏,比如gitcoin。 严格来说gitcoin是捐赠平台,不过给人的感受差不多。它支持更多的加密货币类型,支持一篮子采购后一块儿结算(采购10几个项目只需要付一个gas),加入二层服务以后gas费也比原来降低了不少。但是gitcoin不是以个人为单位的打赏,而是项目制为主(当然很强的个人可能也有)。Mask做了个桥接也很妙,Twitter上的用户直接不出推特就可以给gitcoin项目捐款。比如datave...
A neuron-chain illusion
from neuron-chain thinkingOne thing that often bugs me: if i m not able to understand the things i have little knowledge of,obviously not being able to learn instantly (take technical context as example),could I still communicate with people with different contexts? meaning you are able to let people get your question and you also know what you gotta ask next. i think this is incredibly fascinating–how do we understand how we understand? Obviously there are so many languages, massive amount o...
边界消失
今天读费兰特的碎片《La frantumaglia》,深入了天才女友中莉拉带出的“边界消失”的概念。这个概念贯穿费兰特的作品,也解释着我着迷她的原因。 边界消失:挑衅那些将混乱、冲撞伪装成稳定的幻觉(Io non ci sto) 。为了活着可以妥协,但“自我”记忆不该被忘记。于是要书写,要叙事,要给想象力寻得一个可以存活的犄角,在那里想象力不会让步给“技术实现不了···”。叙事的意义在于:质疑那些不容置疑的讲述,消解像界石一样确凿的东西,凸显模糊而又不稳定的东西。 写作就是记录这种界限消失。 女性主义就是在被规定边界、怀疑边界 和边界打破之间的混沌,女性的支点就是混沌(别问我怎么知道的)。充斥各种冲撞、破碎、相互渗透、碎片混杂下的相互推动,看到自己身份的破碎和仅几秒的界限消失就产生的恐慌。 也犹如Jeanette Winterson 笔下的伍尔夫(Virginia Woolf): she senses herself in those fissures, in those fragments, in those lacunae, in the interstices, in th...
由Twitter的BTC打赏和NFT展示所链想的
看到最近twitter出的新功能:BTC打赏和NFT展示,联想到一些东西。Tipping on twitter看目前的打赏(tipping)功能。两种类型• Fiat 法币打赏 • Bitcoin 通过闪电网络⚡️打赏比特币 看上去是为了推广Twitter自己的支付cashapp(因为当你想用比特币打赏时,你必须先购买比特币)。规则* 满18周岁 * 1000位关注者以上 * 过去30天主持了3个空间。满足以上三点才可开启打赏功能 Tipping somewhere elsegitcoin打赏比起Twitter的社交媒体平台打赏,以个人推特账户为单位的打赏。有一些平台专门用于打赏,比如gitcoin。 严格来说gitcoin是捐赠平台,不过给人的感受差不多。它支持更多的加密货币类型,支持一篮子采购后一块儿结算(采购10几个项目只需要付一个gas),加入二层服务以后gas费也比原来降低了不少。但是gitcoin不是以个人为单位的打赏,而是项目制为主(当然很强的个人可能也有)。Mask做了个桥接也很妙,Twitter上的用户直接不出推特就可以给gitcoin项目捐款。比如datave...
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I knew Schizophyllum when she was 23. I will skip the story between us for now and,
one day...
She was roaming along the corridor, one of the ways back home. Questions do random walk in her mind severely.
"what if you come across a creative rut? " "jump out of the bed and walk around, call someone you can complain your rut to" she reminds one suggestion from her favorite writer phoebe waller bridge. So she picked up the phone, started sending those questions&self answers out loud to her trusted friend and postgraduate roommate——Me, through "audio messaging".
She was so fragile to express her vague ideas, which always are, under baking.
Schi: “Ok let's start with ‘knowledge’ you mentioned (though she knew it was her excuse to start talking about what interests her the most, not necessarily my topic) , this is a very interesting topic…
what do you think the knowledge is?”
(silence on my side...i knew she doesn't expect an answer)
Schi(self-answering): “I think it is the atomic unit of human thoughts or ideas or whatever representing one's mind that can be re-used...no matter what form or how complete it is... yeah reusability is important…
but how do people know it is reused? (she continues) Of course if we finish this process in our brain without anyone else's noticing, it's fine, as long as it functions anyway. But what if we can see it, the whole process via some magic technology?”
Schi: “it's a very natural process when people generate thoughts, like liver secrets bile. But under what condition am i referring? When people naturally generate thoughts? Definitely not in the state of ‘working’ or ‘forcing to work’.
Machines take this mind state and they are doing what human tells them to do, and man also expects some intelligence emerging along the way while the term "intelligence" is not well defined.
I read from somewhere about NLPs "The data preparation phase uses a large number of manual hours to label the data and produce a training data set. Afterwards, the ‘intelligence’ of the computer is used to learn the patterns in the data set." i got confused when they described the labeling as a "work", from there they expect to form a dataset for the machine to learn.
Oh there are also specific cases of those labeling work by many professionals in different fields, but they are still ‘work’, isn't it? “
(still silence on my side...i closed the drama m watching coz her messages are too noisy)
Schi (she continued): “My point is ,thoughts can be generated via natural moments , sort of out of conscious? ... what conditions do we have such moments and also they are not guided by algorithms? ... i guess tools for thoughts should capture/cover those moment...and it should be some natural and logical annotation behavior. Anyone who is willing to mark up a piece of information is using the arithmetic power of his brain.
AI model is based on the default hypothesis on "working" and "functioning", while there is another way to start from "natural annotation" via the power of human brain (again free from pre determined algorithms).
So, back to knowledge (she tried to get back to the original topic, always is) , i think it is the basic unit of creativity or intelligenta, no matter you call it thoughts, ideas, whatever. From what behavior could we abstract that intelligenta, and then we could use technology to make it visualized, felt, seen.”
Schi: “So i m thinking of reading and writing, a behavior chain instead of either one because writing is a feedback loop for what you read. Also writing is a visible process that can be seen, tracked, reused and connected.
One of the classic example is the citation system in academic writing. For a small and professional network it's good to credit each other but i want something that works across the web (for every one with writing ability) to refer each other with notice(+1)... i think that's the magic brought by bi-directional links…
Imagine afterwards, any commercial or economic benefits can be distributed via this knowledge reference network, those relating reusability and bi-directional links could share the money.”
(gosh should i say something?)
Schi: “Oh there is another be-a-utiful question… (seems no need😅)
i wanna share…i haven't got to summarize it until yesterday: what's the difference of knowledge kept in printed paper from the knowledge kept in the digital media? it's a simple question and 1000 people will have a 1000 answers, but for me is the connection.
How to understand connection? the connection between the dead and the live (not flaunting i m alive), the connections of the lives through the dead or the live. Again if we just finished this in our brain without noticing or visualizing, we won't be bothered using the technology... we use technology to make it visible and interactive through time and space.
I m so interested in words (or say text), which reflects our mind in a mysterious way. I love a professor's saying ‘As long as our brain is a mystery, the universe - the reflection of the structure of the brain - will also be a mystery.' We are vague, non-linear, as Virgina Woolf senses herself in those fissures, in those fragments, in those lacunae, in the interstices, in the gaps, in the moments when we fall down the hole and drag ourselves up again, using words. We want to show how the mind itself, the most complex object in the known universe, does not manage linear time very well at all.”
Schi: “now i think i should learn things around text, how do people interpret people ('s thoughts) in the first place, then we understand the machine. i don't know what it is but it's probably some mixture of psychology neuroscience linguistics network science and so on...oh i probably will learn about the computation history, you know what, maybe programming language develops with the driving of certain purposes. Like the wars, World War II spawned the Turing machine, so we understand machine coz we need machines to work work efficiently, it's urgent purpose at that time.
So what's the purpose in the past 20-30 yrs, and what about now?”
(she seems finished)
I don't know what to say to her, and i don't understand her through over 30 audio messages. But i knew she didn't intend to make me understood, she just want me, there. I replied a photo of my breakfast in a Singapore’s style (we both like), and said i would listen later (i probably won't) . She sent me her breakfast photo with a smiling face🙂.
Opps...finally we ended this convo. Food solves everything, as always.
I opened my drama again, and one line comes to me:
If life is not more interesting than drama, what’s the point of living it?
I knew Schizophyllum when she was 23. I will skip the story between us for now and,
one day...
She was roaming along the corridor, one of the ways back home. Questions do random walk in her mind severely.
"what if you come across a creative rut? " "jump out of the bed and walk around, call someone you can complain your rut to" she reminds one suggestion from her favorite writer phoebe waller bridge. So she picked up the phone, started sending those questions&self answers out loud to her trusted friend and postgraduate roommate——Me, through "audio messaging".
She was so fragile to express her vague ideas, which always are, under baking.
Schi: “Ok let's start with ‘knowledge’ you mentioned (though she knew it was her excuse to start talking about what interests her the most, not necessarily my topic) , this is a very interesting topic…
what do you think the knowledge is?”
(silence on my side...i knew she doesn't expect an answer)
Schi(self-answering): “I think it is the atomic unit of human thoughts or ideas or whatever representing one's mind that can be re-used...no matter what form or how complete it is... yeah reusability is important…
but how do people know it is reused? (she continues) Of course if we finish this process in our brain without anyone else's noticing, it's fine, as long as it functions anyway. But what if we can see it, the whole process via some magic technology?”
Schi: “it's a very natural process when people generate thoughts, like liver secrets bile. But under what condition am i referring? When people naturally generate thoughts? Definitely not in the state of ‘working’ or ‘forcing to work’.
Machines take this mind state and they are doing what human tells them to do, and man also expects some intelligence emerging along the way while the term "intelligence" is not well defined.
I read from somewhere about NLPs "The data preparation phase uses a large number of manual hours to label the data and produce a training data set. Afterwards, the ‘intelligence’ of the computer is used to learn the patterns in the data set." i got confused when they described the labeling as a "work", from there they expect to form a dataset for the machine to learn.
Oh there are also specific cases of those labeling work by many professionals in different fields, but they are still ‘work’, isn't it? “
(still silence on my side...i closed the drama m watching coz her messages are too noisy)
Schi (she continued): “My point is ,thoughts can be generated via natural moments , sort of out of conscious? ... what conditions do we have such moments and also they are not guided by algorithms? ... i guess tools for thoughts should capture/cover those moment...and it should be some natural and logical annotation behavior. Anyone who is willing to mark up a piece of information is using the arithmetic power of his brain.
AI model is based on the default hypothesis on "working" and "functioning", while there is another way to start from "natural annotation" via the power of human brain (again free from pre determined algorithms).
So, back to knowledge (she tried to get back to the original topic, always is) , i think it is the basic unit of creativity or intelligenta, no matter you call it thoughts, ideas, whatever. From what behavior could we abstract that intelligenta, and then we could use technology to make it visualized, felt, seen.”
Schi: “So i m thinking of reading and writing, a behavior chain instead of either one because writing is a feedback loop for what you read. Also writing is a visible process that can be seen, tracked, reused and connected.
One of the classic example is the citation system in academic writing. For a small and professional network it's good to credit each other but i want something that works across the web (for every one with writing ability) to refer each other with notice(+1)... i think that's the magic brought by bi-directional links…
Imagine afterwards, any commercial or economic benefits can be distributed via this knowledge reference network, those relating reusability and bi-directional links could share the money.”
(gosh should i say something?)
Schi: “Oh there is another be-a-utiful question… (seems no need😅)
i wanna share…i haven't got to summarize it until yesterday: what's the difference of knowledge kept in printed paper from the knowledge kept in the digital media? it's a simple question and 1000 people will have a 1000 answers, but for me is the connection.
How to understand connection? the connection between the dead and the live (not flaunting i m alive), the connections of the lives through the dead or the live. Again if we just finished this in our brain without noticing or visualizing, we won't be bothered using the technology... we use technology to make it visible and interactive through time and space.
I m so interested in words (or say text), which reflects our mind in a mysterious way. I love a professor's saying ‘As long as our brain is a mystery, the universe - the reflection of the structure of the brain - will also be a mystery.' We are vague, non-linear, as Virgina Woolf senses herself in those fissures, in those fragments, in those lacunae, in the interstices, in the gaps, in the moments when we fall down the hole and drag ourselves up again, using words. We want to show how the mind itself, the most complex object in the known universe, does not manage linear time very well at all.”
Schi: “now i think i should learn things around text, how do people interpret people ('s thoughts) in the first place, then we understand the machine. i don't know what it is but it's probably some mixture of psychology neuroscience linguistics network science and so on...oh i probably will learn about the computation history, you know what, maybe programming language develops with the driving of certain purposes. Like the wars, World War II spawned the Turing machine, so we understand machine coz we need machines to work work efficiently, it's urgent purpose at that time.
So what's the purpose in the past 20-30 yrs, and what about now?”
(she seems finished)
I don't know what to say to her, and i don't understand her through over 30 audio messages. But i knew she didn't intend to make me understood, she just want me, there. I replied a photo of my breakfast in a Singapore’s style (we both like), and said i would listen later (i probably won't) . She sent me her breakfast photo with a smiling face🙂.
Opps...finally we ended this convo. Food solves everything, as always.
I opened my drama again, and one line comes to me:
If life is not more interesting than drama, what’s the point of living it?
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