(FB 1547577839 Timestamp) SITE UPDATE (INSTITUTE, BLOG) The Social Media (Collaboration) features are all working now. 1) The Feed = FB’s Home. 2) My Page = FB’s Profile Page 3) My Education = Classes I’m involved in. 4) Everyone(Forum) = FB Group (feed) with attached forum(topics). 5) Course Catalog. You can: 1) Sign up for the mailing list 2) Register to participate in the chit chat (when there IS some) 3) Fill out your profile a bit. Almost There…. 4) (soon) Apply for Membership (taking classes). (Application is just a way of making sure you know that this is real university level courses and that it’s real work, and that you aren’t an antagonist or some such thing…. etc). TO DO: 1) Just a little more marketing blurbs, terms, and other nonsense to add. 2) Then the ‘how to use the site’ videos. 3) Then The Core and Art classes. So we are moving pretty fast now. Hugs all.
Category: AI, Computation, and Technology
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(FB 1547748804 Timestamp) USER INTERFACE FOR THE INSTITUTE’S APP
(FB 1547748804 Timestamp) USER INTERFACE FOR THE INSTITUTE’S APP
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1547695098 Timestamp) REFACTORING: The process of restructuring existing computer code to improve the nonfunctional attributes of the software (its ‘factors’), without changing its external behavior. (Usually caused by centralizing common functionality (subtracting), standardizing readability or performance (transforming), or increasing defensibility against error (adding) Antonym: REFUCKTORING: The process of taking a well-designed piece of code and, through a series of small, reversible changes, making it completely unmaintainable by anyone except yourself. (Usually caused by confusing code parsimony with compiled or bytecode(p-code) parsimony, removing all semantic (human readable) utility.) (via James Santagata)
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(FB 1547748804 Timestamp) USER INTERFACE FOR THE INSTITUTE’S APP
(FB 1547748804 Timestamp) USER INTERFACE FOR THE INSTITUTE’S APP
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1547695098 Timestamp) REFACTORING: The process of restructuring existing computer code to improve the nonfunctional attributes of the software (its ‘factors’), without changing its external behavior. (Usually caused by centralizing common functionality (subtracting), standardizing readability or performance (transforming), or increasing defensibility against error (adding) Antonym: REFUCKTORING: The process of taking a well-designed piece of code and, through a series of small, reversible changes, making it completely unmaintainable by anyone except yourself. (Usually caused by confusing code parsimony with compiled or bytecode(p-code) parsimony, removing all semantic (human readable) utility.) (via James Santagata)
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1547818672 Timestamp) (Update: Fixed the oversensitivity in spam detection in the web site. Thanks for all the patience from everyone.)
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1547818672 Timestamp) (Update: Fixed the oversensitivity in spam detection in the web site. Thanks for all the patience from everyone.)
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1548019857 Timestamp) (SITE UPDATE: 1 – The bug in the “Apply” course has something to do with bad data. Apparently the underlying code is very unforgiving of changes to the courseware content – meaning, that it doesn’t clean up after itself very well and breaks if you aren’t logged in. That said, hopefully I’ll get this bit up and running shortly. 2 – The difficulty with the home page’s text on mobile is going to try my patience. I will fix it when I have patience. I don’t have patience right now. In fact, I have to go to the studio and fix the over-complicated-overpriced-oversized theatre’s audio visual stuff at the moment which is gonna end my patience for the day. lol 3 – Apparently I’m going to get the proposals for the WAR courses rather shortly. 4 – I heard from KMAC on the Group Strategy Course material and he says he’ll look and get back to me. Either way I’m pretty sure he will review the material for us. )
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1548019857 Timestamp) (SITE UPDATE: 1 – The bug in the “Apply” course has something to do with bad data. Apparently the underlying code is very unforgiving of changes to the courseware content – meaning, that it doesn’t clean up after itself very well and breaks if you aren’t logged in. That said, hopefully I’ll get this bit up and running shortly. 2 – The difficulty with the home page’s text on mobile is going to try my patience. I will fix it when I have patience. I don’t have patience right now. In fact, I have to go to the studio and fix the over-complicated-overpriced-oversized theatre’s audio visual stuff at the moment which is gonna end my patience for the day. lol 3 – Apparently I’m going to get the proposals for the WAR courses rather shortly. 4 – I heard from KMAC on the Group Strategy Course material and he says he’ll look and get back to me. Either way I’m pretty sure he will review the material for us. )
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Curt Doolittle updated his status.
(FB 1548543729 Timestamp) You see, when machines communicate they can say ‘context change’. (meaning, new model to narrate). We do it with tone and inference – if we have good manners. Some people don’t inform you as to subject change. lol