Paul Graham said something similar in his essay How to Start a Startup[0], though he's referring to how driven these students are to succeed, and being surrounded by like-minded people. > It's no coincidence that…
Very interesting. You wouldn't even need the thing you are manipulating to be attached to you. In the future you could go beyond Dr. Octopus, to pseudo-telekinesis, manipulating a mass of nanorobots.
I would never consider the prequels to be canon, as they were not written by Frank Herbert himself.
He talks about it in a blog post [1] and uses Steve Yegge's definition [2] of "code that writes code that writes code". Ioke is homoiconic and seems to contain fexprs (functions which allow you to pass it unevaluated…
Are we speaking of autonomous status as a status that is given by an authority, or a status that is achieved by a being for itself? According to wikipedia[0], autonomy, from auto- "self" and nomos, "law", hence when…
Paul Graham said something similar in his essay How to Start a Startup[0], though he's referring to how driven these students are to succeed, and being surrounded by like-minded people. > It's no coincidence that…
Very interesting. You wouldn't even need the thing you are manipulating to be attached to you. In the future you could go beyond Dr. Octopus, to pseudo-telekinesis, manipulating a mass of nanorobots.
I would never consider the prequels to be canon, as they were not written by Frank Herbert himself.
He talks about it in a blog post [1] and uses Steve Yegge's definition [2] of "code that writes code that writes code". Ioke is homoiconic and seems to contain fexprs (functions which allow you to pass it unevaluated…
Are we speaking of autonomous status as a status that is given by an authority, or a status that is achieved by a being for itself? According to wikipedia[0], autonomy, from auto- "self" and nomos, "law", hence when…