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  1. RT @TransAlchemy Im more motivated to write in my personal blog lately http://bit.ly/7bFIsA [Ben: fascinating cosmic experiences!!] 7:28 PM Nov 20th from web
  2. In Korea, when they want you to smile for a photo, they say "Kimchi" (ofc not "cheese" like in the US) ;D 7:23 PM Nov 20th from web
  3. A reminder to read Stefan Pernar's interesting future-of-AI novel Jame5, if you haven't already: http://bit.ly/4mVeMa 2:41 PM Nov 20th from web
  4. ... , you are living at the top when you’re at the fucking bottom." -- Horse the Band, http://bit.ly/26wBx2 1:23 PM Nov 20th from web
  5. "When you start laughing in the midst of a horrible, mind numbing, financially devastating, morbidly depressing and pathetic situation... 1:23 PM Nov 20th from web
  6. RT @plasticbagUK: "Anything that doesn't take years of your life and drive you to suicide hardly seems worth doing." http://bit.ly/3OyCmR 1:20 PM Nov 20th from web
  7. Nice Cosmist essay on "The Future of Human Evolution" by Stephan Pernar: http://rationalmorality.inf... 1:16 PM Nov 20th from web
  8. RT @Rainer_hilft: "It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare; it is because we do not dare that they are difficult."~Seneca 6:25 AM Nov 20th from web
  9. RT @Joi: "Population of Dubai increased by 400,000 in the last 12 months" 11:44 PM Nov 19th from web
  10. Bummer that DNA computing, like quantum computing, currently only works on the very small scale ... we'll use it in OpenCog 2.0 though ;-D 9:28 PM Nov 19th from web
  11. Basically: any cognitive function that boils down to large-scale uncertain similarity matching, is likely amenable to DNA computing... 9:27 PM Nov 19th from web
  12. I now see how one could use DNA computing to help AGI in areas like vision processing and language generation... 9:27 PM Nov 19th from web
  13. visited Byoung-Tak Zhang's lab and learned about his work on DNA computing based natural language comprehension & generation 9:26 PM Nov 19th from web
  14. Tish Shute's interesting thoughts on augmented reality and the Google Wave protocol: http://bit.ly/ib9Nv 9:18 PM Nov 19th from web
  15. Tomorrow I head for China where Twitter is blocked! ... if anything holds China back from sci-tech leadership, it'll be the Great Firewall 5:54 PM Nov 19th from web
  16. Seoul National University has an Institute and Graduate School of Convergence Studies ... cross-disciplinary Singularity-facing tech... 5:53 PM Nov 19th from web
  17. "Robot toddler" research proposal, combining OpenCog with Itamar Arel's perception/action system, finally exists in first-draft form... 5:50 PM Nov 19th from web
  18. But, it seems effective manipulation is now only possible for familiar objects, for which robots can be supplied with training data ;-( 5:49 PM Nov 19th from web
  19. Watching Michael Beetz's talk on perception-guided manipulation for robots ... lotsa neat videos of robots grabbing cups and other objects 5:48 PM Nov 19th from web
  20. Helping some Novamente staff tweak an AI-based automatic keyphrase extractor ... sobering how tough this task is for today's NLP tech! 5:46 PM Nov 19th from web