Philosophy eats AI

Street Photographers

1. Henri Cartier Bresson
2. Garry Winogrand
3. Lee Friedlander
4. Saul Leiter
5. Joel Meyerowitz
6. Vivian Maier
7. William Klein
8. Robert Frank
9. Elliott Erwitt
10. Martin Parr
11. Helen Levitt
12. Diane Arbus
13. Daido Moriyama
14. Alex Webb
15. Bruce Davidson
16. William Eggleston
17. Trent Parke
18. Susan Meiselas
19. Bill Cunningham
20. Mark Cohen

Deaths

Some People I know

• Gina passed away on Saturday, June 11, 2022 - Link to Obituary
• Harris passed away on April 5th 2009 - Link to Obituary
• Jack Bricking passed away on June 15, 2024
• Pam James passed away on 12/09/2020 Obituary

Government Services

Source

iCloud Shared Album

This is just test to see what this looks like in an iframe

The New Gilded Age

We seem to be in a new Guild Age

More to Read

• Who Makes the Rules in the new Guilded Age
• We won't get out of the Second Gilded Age the way we got out of the first
• Slides from class at Duke talking about Tim Wu's book "The New Guilded Age"
• Anomalies and Continuities: Positivism and Historicism on Inequality

Average December Temperatures for Woodbury

I was looking for what the normal weather was for this time of year ( it seems cold but probably not ) and a saw this site WeatherSpark They've got data for the whole year so I will check back to see. Anyway ...

Energy Innovation

I often see this technologies that seem promising but you never hear of them again.

Hydrogen

I've seen hydrogen as a source of energy for many years but this time seems different. The USGS has a paper that seems for real. The Potential for Geologic Hydrogen

Battery Technology

Can Flow Batteries Finally Beat Lithium?

Hierarchy of Innovation

This is an interesting graphic from Nicholas Carr. I'm not so sure about the hierarchy but more in just the classification of innovation.

Four Document Structure

The Divio Documentation Model states that documentation needs to be structured around four different functions.

• tutorials and how-to guides are both concerned with describing practical steps

• how-to guides and technical reference are both what we need when we are at work, coding

• reference guides and explanation are both concerned with theoretical knowledge

• tutorials and explanation are both most useful when we are studying, rather than actually working

United States Buget - 2022

Budget Basics

Brookings Explains the Basics This is from 2018 but is still relevant today.

Budget Crisis

The debit ceiling package of 2023 is not going to make it. Even liberal place like the NYT say we need to cut the deficit. By 2029, the government is on pace to spend more each year on interest than on national defense

This thing is hard for me to read but if you look closely you can kind of tell where the money is going. On the income side you can see that the corporate side of income is very small. This is noticeable becuase they have such great influence on our country.

People On the Web

It may be people I don't want to read all the time but don't want to loose.

Find out about this FRANÇOIS CHOLLET

• https://blog.keras.io/the-limitations-of-deep-learning.html
• AI is Cognitive Automation not Cogntive Autonomy

• David Perell - bloger
• Francis Miller - instructional design
• Gregory Cadars - designer
• Demis Hassabis is the chief executive of Google DeepMind and the leading architect behind AlphaFold. Ezra Klien had a good interview with the man.
• Marcin Jakubowski founded Open Source Ecology

History of the Stock Market

History of the Stock Market

I found this image that I had store away in my files.

Canary in the Coal Mine

UK Museum of Science and Industry

Obviously we all have heard of this phrase but I've never seen the actual thing. This is from around 1896.

Knowledge Graphs

People

• Vinay K. Chaudhri - Stanford

Birthdays

• Dad 6–22–23,

  Mom 1–28–24

• Gina 8–24–46, Bill 2–23–46
  Megan 3–3–77
• Greg 8–12–47
• Kevin 12–23–48, Kathy 2–25–52
  Stephanie 12–11–67, Donnie 12–15–64 Drew 4–15–92, Katie 8–25–94, Will 9–24–01
  Aaron 5–29–70, Kristopher 8–13–73, Jeannine 6–00–73
• Kris 8–14–51
• Brian 2–1–53, Corby 11–18–54
• Jeff 10–26–55
• Carey 10–9–62 Patrick 9–20–84 Cullen 6–10–87

• Ginny 10–2–26
• Pic 9–14–27

Cousins

• 11–28–1943-Maureen Culleton Ritenour

• 9–1–1946-Terry Culleton

• 8–8–1950-Mark Culleton

• 4–3–1952-Eric Culleton

• 10–23–1954-Michael Culleton

• 5–12–1956-Shawn Culleton

• 1–19–1946-Kathy Donovan Honacki

• 3–7–1947-Pat Donovan

• 3–6–1954-Colleen Donovan

• 8–23–1946-Michelle Aland

• 9–20–1948-Jane Austin McKinnon

• 4–13–1953-Gerard Keating

• 4–24–1956-Tim Keating

• 6–8–1954-Scott Paul Murrie

• 10–23–1955-Tom Polites

• 11–13–1956-Sheila Garred

• 5–14–1958-Eileen Garred

• 1–10–1959-Jimmy Austin

• 1–30–1959-Christopher James Murrie

• 5–5–1961-Barbara Murrie Gaither

• 4–13–1961-Larry Garred

• 10–9–1962-Carey Kennison

• 6–16–1963-Michael Donovan