Thursday, February 23, 2012

scooters, vacation, fall

[18:07] Jamos: Battlefield 3
[18:07] i still weigh nothing: hey, battlemech
[18:07] i still weigh nothing: what are you doing
[18:08] Jamos: back to game
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: i'm watching a genetic cellular automaton i wrote at a hotel
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: i made a neural version too but it doesn't make the same art
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: i haven't proven this version makes the art
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: i changed it from when it did
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: but i tried to change it back
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: it was wild before
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: i'll never get it right again
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: http://arbornet.org/~flamoot/ca-ga.html
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: i've seen some next things
[18:08] i still weigh nothing: as a realist i work to explain these things
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: in Civ 4 if you get the Oracle you get a free technology
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: when i made my genetic cellular automaton wider than it was high, it started drawing ripes
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: ropes
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: weaves, polymers, knots and ties
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: useful in marining
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: basket weaves
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: if we got to the point of having a high speed genetic CA
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: without having invented the basket
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: we would have got it for free at that point
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: high tech emits low tech
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: like exhaust
[18:09] i still weigh nothing: machines tumbling out of machines
[18:10] i still weigh nothing: can you picture how beautiful that is
[18:10] i still weigh nothing: it's like DMT

Saturday, July 9, 2011

Panspermia Networking

[13:33] <sseehh> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nerve_net
[16:19] <flamoot> interesting
[16:19] <flamoot> http://www.google.ca/search?q=jellyfish+eye

For people who think shrooms contain radio chatter from aliens. But that could also be string-dimension or entanglement telepathy, just putting that out there

18:10 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_Interplanetary_Flight_Experiment
18:10 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tardigrade
18:11 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panspermia
18:14 In 2003, U.S. scientists demonstrated that D. radiodurans could be used as a means of information storage that might survive a nuclear catastrophe. They translated the song It's a Small World into a series of DNA segments 150 base pairs long, inserted these into the bacteria, and were able to retrieve them without errors 100 bacterial generations later.[24]