@OC_Scanner He certainly does sound a tad nervous. Maybe uncomfortable in front of cameras, but this does not strike me as a comforting message to signal.
@philipkiely A great trailer for a book and an even more intriguing title. I'll look forward to figuring out how to get my hands on a copy. Congratulations on the publication.
@Nirimetus@ShimazuSystems I'm just starting out with a Zorin distro on a newer ThinkPad, I admire the mission statement of the group, I'm excited to get to know it.
@JaycelAdkins Great little setup. Do you have any carrying method identified yet?
Also, I am quite curious what caps you have for the pencils, I would like to try out something similar myself.
@legally_male Just found your profile and a little confused as to which calendar it is in particular. Calendars are a sordidly underestimated aspect of mathematics and culture, I think. Can you point me to your original post, by chance? I am quite interested in such works.
This was a really enjoyable tool to mess around with today during my lunch break. I will admit some ignorance in how to fully glean insights from it, but I am excited to keep learning. Space Domain Awareness belongs in the Modern Literacy suite, in my opinion.
Great work!
I hope to grow in experiences, projects, researches, and, of course, Readings about this novel approach to epistemology, opinion-forming and critical thinking, and literacy at large.
The world is changing every day. Let's keep on keeping up.
#AugmentedLiteracy#Reading
Augmented Literacy: An Exploratory Manifesto and Declaration from the Reporthouse
I am personally curious and interested in the Future of Reading. Given all new digital tooling of the past half decade, Reading is a skill that will be re-defined at best, forgotten at worse.
"We engage source documents. We conduct systematic inquiry. We document procedure. We accept accountability for conclusions.
The AI serves as **analytical instrument**, not autonomous analyst."
Simplistic (as I requested) and I think mostly aligned with what I envisioned.
@KaiserKuo I am quite similar. Western Classical can scratch an itch, and I will always adore guqin or shamisen composition.
That said, I recently have been making efforts to maintain silence whilst reading. Despite my love for classical music, silence really lets the words sing.
@AngelicaOung@haugejostein What indicators would you measure for such realness? The market forces seem to be agreeing with the interpretation, but a lot of today's markets are fueled by hype, so genuine reality is hard to catch a glimpse of, I suppose.
@cinaurluve An app called Chinese Short Dialogue from kotoba soft has proven quite a simple and innovative way to practice listening/tones. Have not seen this one mentioned yet.
I wonder what sort of training data the temples has directed for such a showcase. Are there truly now MonkBot Operators in 少林寺? Are they handling also philosophical and theological texts, or keeping the training purely mechanical.