Andrei Stoica

In the model I want to lay out, non-Western populations globally became technologically modern through the effects of scientific and technological revolutions acting on a landscape of regional early modernities that took shape 1200-1400. The science-technology strand, being far more weakly attached (if at all) to the European historical experience... See more

absurd quote from @jacobgaboury’s Image Objects. last week a friend mentioned he could tell a building was designed in Solidworks from curve presets! https://t.co/qr99emcaaM

I'm curious as to your prefered choice. Also you might try to fill in

this blank first:

"Music is not in the piano" as "(blank) is not in the book"

You could also ask yourself what is (are) the special thing(s) about

humans that the computer might be great at amplifying.

I'm terrible at titles ... but good luck and let me know of your next

set of... See more

One of the lessons that TMitTB has tried to get across to you, the big message that matters most to him, is that code is never done; after shipping the new platform (no longer a website, this is a platform), with all its interlocking components, he and his team will continue to work on it forever. There will always be new bugs, new features, new... See more