Zostera: Wild World Wide Web Wold ~ Deep in the data set weeds

March 21, 2019, 9:03 pm

≫ Next: Lingcod: Methinks that what makes anthropology different from history is field work - or even newly per "Naked Harbin Ethnography"'pool play' - and participant-observation (and the questions we ask as well), And that this goes on in NHE, Chloe's Stanford Honor's undergrad thesis, and in the new online ethno-wiki-virtual-world-graphy social science method * * * Looks like virtual Harbin is already open: Visit the Harbin Gate here http://tinyurl.com/p62rpcg but has a long way to go * * * Have you checked out "time slider" functionality in Google Street View? ... Still in baby form, you can toggle at the Gate between 2007 (with the little red FIRETRUCK) and 2012 * * * Visiting Harbin by slipping my smartphone with Street View into a digital mask like Google Cardboard (yet waterproof!:) ... and doing more pool play or field work * * * Am hoping that Peter Norvig and Stanford's Larry Leifer will help with all the related machine learning (and neurodance) - Check out around 38 mins a possible building of the virtual Harbin warm pool * * * 'to say in language something one thinks might be difficult to say, because one's inhibited from saying it for some reason, can be therapeutic, and even help one understand one's own unconscious (re Lacan too and to to Psychoanalysis at WUaS)' * * * Yogini Angela Farmer: "Yes we lived a few miles only from the first home of the Quakers in Buckinghamshire"

≪ Previous: The sugar bag bee (& other BEEs): Releasing my "Honey in the Bag" Scottish small pipes' CD in 2020 ~ re 'Brìghde Chaimbeul: The Reeling review – ancient Gaelic drones' thread * * * Some further small pipes'"Honey in the Bag" musings, Don't hear much great folk rock around the SF Bay Area these days (e.g. Jethro Tull's 'Bourree,' Steeleye Span, Fairport Convention, Pentangle - all from the '60s/'70s' chaotic dream of 'counterculture' ... and re rock and roll ... an emergent alternative culture then THAT generated an amazing music (how does a culture generate a music? :), Seems possible to play and explore folk rock building out of Open Band (Berkeley) creatively and as exploration While "Hair," the musical (1967), isn't folk rock, I'll call it tribal rock and roll * * * Both Gordon Duncan and Stuart Liddell start strong, and almost kind of accelerate ... and they both pipe so so well, with such great GHB energy

Deep in the data set weeds,
We wade on,
Machine learning in Web

(Wild World Wide Web Wold)

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Deep in the data set weeds,
We wade on,
Machine learning in Web
(Wild World Wide Web Wold)#Haiku-ish #Haikuish... Languages-WorldUniv @scottmacleod @sgkmacleod ( @WorldUnivAndSch @WUaSPress )
To @HarbinBook ....https://t.co/YWks7sQ9mU ...
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