”After decades of rightwing dom­i­nance, a transat­lantic move­ment of left­wing econ­o­mists is build­ing a prac­ti­cal alter­na­tive to neolib­er­al­ism.”

The new left eco­nom­ics: how a net­work of thinkers is trans­form­ing cap­i­tal­ism

Some true gems to be found here! WARP take over NTS radio with 100 hours of Eno, Fly­Lo, Autechre…

Plants are the old­est sen­sors in the world. Could they be the future of com­put­ers?

Some post­mod­ern thoughts for the week­end. So much to com­pre­hend!

”No oth­er idea from the human­i­ties had so mas­sive, if murky, an influ­ence”

The Birth, Death, and Rebirth of Post­mod­ernism

Man­ton Reece — Open gar­dens

You will be dear­ly missed, mr. Reben­nack… Mama Roux — Gris Gris (1968)

Teach­ing a Neur­al Net­work How to Dri­ve a Car

”One of the rea­sons I find neur­al net­work train­ing so fas­ci­nat­ing is that you can observe […] the basic method by which all life on Earth evolved the abil­i­ty to do things like move, see, swim, digest food […] and use tools.”

Fol­low­ing Schrödinger’s cat to its death and giv­ing it a reprieve

“Quan­tum mechan­ics encour­ages jour­nal­ists to overuse words like “mys­te­ri­ous” and “spooky.” Giv­en that we can mod­el quan­tum sys­tems to an accu­ra­cy that would make a god cry, where is the mys­tery?”

Very curi­ous about this book.
The Pen­e­trat­ing Gaze of One of America’s Most Bril­liant Art Crit­ics

“This tiny crea­ture, with a brain the size of a pin­head and no oppor­tu­ni­ty to learn from old­er, expe­ri­enced indi­vid­u­als, under­takes an epic inter­con­ti­nen­tal migra­tion in order to find plants for its cater­pil­lars to eat.”

Secrets of Paint­ed Lady migra­tion unveiled