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Prolegomena to Educatio Digitale
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Descendants (at least 200 branches originate here)
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Prolegomena to Educatio Digitale
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is_parent Session 0 :: Overview
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is_parent Mythology ·
Mythology Jean Regnault :: Pygmalion priant Vénus d'animer sa statue (1786) -
is_parent What Is Machine ·
What is "a machine" ? Hydraulic organ (ὕδραυλις) of Hero of Alexandria (62AD) -
is_parent Number ·
Pythagoras Bust of Pythagoras from Forum Romanum, Rome -
is_parent What Is Number ·
What is a number ? WikiMedia User HB, licence CC BY NC SA 4.0 -
is_parent Algorithm ·
al-Khwarizmi picture from steemkr.com @nindyputri -
is_parent What Is Algorithm ·
What is an algorithm ? i=0; while (true) { i=i+1; print i; } -
is_parent Digit ·
Fibonacci -
is_parent What Is Digit ·
What is a digit ? I, V, X, L, C, D, M 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 0, 1 -
is_parent Code ·
Leibniz portrait of G.W. Leibniz -
is_parent What Is Code ·
What is code ? from letter of Leibniz to Duke of Braunschweig (1697) -
is_parent Representation ·
Ada Lovelace portrait of Ada King, countess of Lovelace (cca 1840) -
is_parent Computation ·
Alan Matthison Turing Passport photo of A.M.T., aged 16 -
is_parent What Is Computation ·
What is computation ? https://giphy.com/explore/turing-machines -
is_parent Information ·
Claude Shannon TEKNISKA MUSEET / FLICKR CREATIVE COMMONS -
is_parent What Is Information ·
What is information ? Longlivetheux https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DIKW_Pyramid.svg, CC BY-SA 4.0 -
is_parent Can Machines Think ·
Topics: Computer architecture, Operating Systems, Epoche, Internet, Raspberry PI, hackers -
is_parent Can Machines Learn ·
Persons: John von Neumann, Bill Gates, Linus Torvalds, Steve Jobs, Edward Snowden, Satoshi Nakamoto, Lady Ada -
is_parent Can Machines See ·
A.I.s & Blockchains: Google, Alexa, Siri, Aladdin, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Palantir, TIA, bots & robots -
is_parent Can Machines Feel ·
Questions : Can machine think ? Can machine learn ? Can machine see? Can machine feel? -
is_parent The Congress ·
The Futurological Congress AE1000000
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is_parent Session 1 :: Mythology
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is_parent Order of the day ·
Lectio :: Mythology Hephaistos Pygmallion Pythagoras Disputatio :: Myths of a digital world Exercitio :: A letter to Your digital self Video :: The 2nd rennais -
is_parent Mythology :: Hephaistos ·
a male counterpart to Pallas Athena gives skill to artists god of blacksmiths, metalworking, carpenters, craftsmen, artisans, sculptors, metallurgy, fire, and -
is_parent Made by Hephaistos ·
Hermes' helmet and sandals, Achiless' armor, chariot of Helios chain-link net for Aphrodite & Ares Pandora's pithos (also known as "Pandora's box") first docum -
is_parent Automata attributed to Ἥφαιστος ·
Wheel tripods to bring stuff to Olympos and back (Iliad, ca. 8th century B.C.) golden and silver dogs and lions which could bite invaders of the palace of Alki -
is_parent The Story of Pygmalion and the Statue ·
Pygmalion loathing their lascivious life, Abhorr'd all womankind, but most a wife: So single chose to live, and shunn'd to wed, Well pleas'd to want a consort -
is_parent carv'd in iv'ry a maid so fair ·
Pygmalion working on his sculpture :: Illumination on parchment (14th century) -
is_parent A prayer ·
Jean Regnault :: Pygmalion priant Vénus d'animer sa statue (1786) -
is_parent A divine intervention ·
Jean Raoux :: Pygmalion amoureux de sa statue (1717) -
is_parent A happy end ·
The Goddess, present at the match she made, So bless'd the bed, such fruitfulness convey'd, That ere ten months had sharpen'd either horn, To crown their bliss -
is_parent Pygmalion :: a summary ·
described in 10th book of Ovid's metamorphoses, but potentially derived from older myth from island of Cyprus an archetypical story about a thing which becomes -
is_parent Philosophy :: Pythagoras (c. 570 – c. 495 BC) ·
a half-mythological, half-historic personage first man to call himself a philosopher ("lover of wisdom") important contributions to mathematics (e.g. Pythagore -
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Tetractys of Pythagoras
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triangle distributing numbers 1 to 10 in four rows many levels of symbolism (Unity / Power / Harmony / Kosmos; Fire / Air / Water / Earth; Point / Line / Trian -
is_parent Pythagoras Theorem ·
The sum of the areas of the two squares on the legs (a and b) equals the area of the square on the hypotenuse (c). -
is_parent Quote of the day ·
"Alles ist Zahl." Pythagoras of Samos, 6th century BC. -
is_parent Question of the day ·
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is_parent Modern myths ·
Can You think of any modern myths in which machines, robots, virtual reality, numbers or digitalisation play a key role ? -
is_parent Genesis revisited ·
and then said creators: faciamus hominem ad imaginem et similitudinem nostram and then said humans: faciamus machinam ad imaginem et similitudinem nostram
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is_parent Session 2 :: Antiquity
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is_parent Order of the day ·
Repetitio :: Mythology Questio :: What is a machine ? Lectio :: Antiquity Antikythera mechanism Heron of Alexandria other traditions Exercitio :: Introduction -
is_parent Question of the day ·
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is_parent Etymology of the word "machine" ·
English word machine comes through Middle French from Latin machina, which in turn derives from the Greek (Doric μαχανά makhana, Ionic μηχανή mekhane "contriva -
is_parent Oxford dict. definition of a "machine" ·
An apparatus using mechanical power and having several parts, each with a definite function and together performing a particular task. Any device that transmits -
is_parent The Antikythera mechanism ·
an ancient Greek analogue computer used to predict astronomical positions and eclipses for calendar and astrological purposes decades in advance created someti -
is_parent a first "computer" ·
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is_parent Heron of Alexandria (c. 10 AD - c. 70 AD) ·
greatest experimenter of antiquity teacher at Musaeum author of works like Pneumatica, Automata, Mechanica, On the dioptra, Belopoeica, Catoptrica, Geodesia, G -
is_parent Some inventions by Heron ·
holy water dispenser windwheel organ Hero's engine (aeolipile) 10-minute long fully mechanical theater piece involving a first "programmable" robot Windwheel o -
is_parent Heron's automatized temple door opener ·
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is_parent Heron's oracle machine ·
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is_parent Heron's 1st "programmable" robot ·
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is_parent other Traditions :: middle East ·
"When King Solomon stepped upon the throne, a mechanism was set in motion. As soon as he stepped upon the first step, the golden ox and the golden lion each str -
is_parent other Traditions :: China ·
The king stared at the figure in astonishment. It walked with rapid strides, moving its head up and down, so that anyone would have taken it for a live human be -
is_parent other Traditions :: India ·
less interested in "crude", hardware-oriented disciplines of robotics and mechanics (an exception: "The story of a mechanical girl") more interested in "subtle -
is_parent Exercicio :: Abacus ·
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is_parent Abacus homework ·
Watch some videos about addition, subtraction and multiplication on an Abacus (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwabVzlobZI) You can validate the activity- -
is_parent Disputatio ·
What is NOT "a machine" ?
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is_parent Session 3 :: Between Antiquity and Renaissance
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is_parent Order of the day ·
Repetitio :: Antiquity Narratio :: L'histoire de fille mecanique Questio :: What is a digit ? Lectio :: Dark ages al-Khwarizmi Fibonacci Exercitio :: Abacus II -
is_parent Question of the day ·
What is a digit ? -
is_parent Etymology of the word "digit" ·
digit (n.) in English since late 14c., "numeral below 10," from Latin digitus (french: "doigt") "finger or toe" (also with secondary meanings relating to count -
is_parent Mariam-Webster dict. definition of a "digit" ·
any of the Arabic numerals 1 to 9 and usually the symbol 0 one of the elements that combine to form numbers in a system other than the decimal system digits , -
is_parent Our definition "digit" ·
a symbol denoting/representing a natural number ("a numeral") we'll work with four systems of numerals roman: I, V, X, L, C, D, M decimal: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, -
is_parent Muhammad ibn Musa al-Khwarizmi (c. 780 - 850 A.D.) ·
persian scholar from golden-age of islamic science his name Latinized as "Algorithmi" (Port. "guarismo" and Spanish "algarismo" mean digit) since 820 A.D. the -
is_parent House of Wisdom of Baghdad ·
8th century - 12th century :: golden-age of islamic science integration of Persian and Arabic into one cultural realm translation of Greek and Roman works into -
is_parent Liber Algebræ et Almucabola ·
book about solving quadratic equations principial mathematical text-book of European Universities until 16th century al-ğabr ("forcing", "restoring") operation -
is_parent "an algorithm" to solve quadratic equation ·
If some one says: "You divide ten into two parts: multiply the one by itself; it will be equal to the other taken eighty-one times." Computation: You say, ten l -
is_parent Arithmetics: Dixit algorizmi... ·
Kitāb al-Jam‘ wat-Tafrīq bi-Ḥisāb al-Hi("The Book of Addition and Subtraction According to the Hindu Calculation") Arabic original of the book has been lost 12 -
is_parent Leonardo Fibonacci of Pisa (c. 1175 c. 1250) ·
"the most talented Western mathematician of the Middle Ages" his book Liber Abaci (1202) popularized the Hindu-Arabic numeral systems in Europe travelled exten -
is_parent Fibonacci's sequence :: Rabbits ·
"Suppose a newly-born pair of rabbits, one male, one female, are put in a field. Rabbits are able to mate at the age of one month so that at the end of its sec -
is_parent Fibonacci's sequence :: Spiral ·
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is_parent modus Indorum :: the method of Indians ·
"The nine Indian figures are: 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 With these nine figures, and with the sign 0 which the Arabs call zephir any number whatsoever is written..." Le -
is_parent Feedback 0 :: 3 questions ·
What do I like about the course? What I do not like? What are my wishes?
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is_parent Session 4 :: Between Renaissance and Age of Reason
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is_parent Order of the day ·
Repetitio :: Between Antiquity and Rennaissance Narratio :: Wheat and chessboard legend Questio :: What is an algorithm ? Lectio :: Between renaissance and Age -
is_parent Wheat and chessboard legend ·
"Oh emperor, my wishes are simple. I only wish for this. Give me one grain of rice for the first square of the chessboard, two grains for the next square, four -
is_parent Question of the day ·
What is an algorithm ? -
is_parent Origin of the word "algorithm" ·
algorithm (n.) ... -
is_parent Mariam-Webster dict. definition of an "algorithm" ·
a procedure for solving a mathematical problem in a finite number of steps that frequently involves repetition of an operation a step-by-step procedure for sol -
is_parent Rene Descartes (c. 1596 - 1650 A.D.) ·
polymath at 23-years of age, his dreams pose him in front of a question: Quod vitae sectabor iter? establishement of scientific method (based on "doubitatio") -
is_parent Mechanism ·
"I should like you to consider that these functions (including passion, memory, and imagination) follow from the mere arrangement of the machine’s organs every -
is_parent Cartesian coordinate system... ·
...makes computer graphics possible...and much, much more... -
is_parent Blaise Pascal (1623 - 1662) ·
polymath in 19years of age started to build first mechanical calculators ("Pascalines") ground-breaking works in mathematics (Pascal's triangle), geometry (Pas -
is_parent Pascaline (mechanical calculator) ·
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is_parent Gottfried W. Leibniz (c. 1646 c. 1716) ·
one of the last big polymaths advanced disciplines of philosophy (monadology, theodicea, why is there something rather than nothing?), mathematics (probability -
is_parent Stepped reckoner ·
"... it is beneath the dignity of excellent men to waste their time in calculation when any peasant could do the work just as accurately with the aid of a mach -
is_parent Leibniz wheel ·
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is_parent Binary digits ·
Please read :: http://bildung.digital.udk-berlin.de/prolegomena/handouts/Leibniz.pdf from letter of Leibniz to Duke of Braunschweig (1697) -
is_parent Exercicio :: Binary counting ·
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is_parent Session 5 :: 19th century
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is_parent Order of the day ·
Repetitio :: Between Rennaissance and Age of Reason Questio :: What is a "representation" ? Exercitio I:: Binary counting. Presentatio I :: Baroque calculating -
is_parent Question of the day ·
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is_parent Etymology of the word "represent" ·
represent (v.) late 14c., "to bring to mind by description," also "to symbolize, serve as a sign or symbol of; serve as the type or embodiment of;" from Latin -
is_parent Mariam-Webster dict. definition of "representation" ·
The description or portrayal of someone or something in a particular way. The depiction of someone or something in a work of art. A picture, model, or other de -
is_parent Jacquard Loom (c. 1801) ·
Somebody willing to make a video of the Jacquard Loom at the TM next week ? -
is_parent Charles Babbage (1791 - 1871) ·
polymath, KH FRS, Victorian gentleman etc. mathematician, philosopher, inventor and mechanical engineer "father of the computer" author of "difference engine" -
is_parent Difference engine ·
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is_parent Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace (1812 - 1852) ·
daughter of Lord Byron mother promoted Ada's interest in mathematics and logics, student od Augustus de Morgan associate of Charles Babbage ("Enchantress of Nu -
is_parent From Ada's (1843)notes to Menabrea article ·
Note A, p. 694 :: Again, it [the Analytical Engine] might act upon other things besides number, were objects found whose mutual fundamental relations could be e -
is_parent From Ada's (1843)notes to Menabrea article ·
The distinctive characteristic of the Analytical Engine, and that which has rendered it possible to endow mechanism with such extensive faculties as bid fair to -
is_parent George Boole (1815 - 1864) ·
another Victorian gentleman at 17 years of age "a thought struck him suddenly, which became the foundation of all his future discoveries" author of "Laws of Th -
is_parent An Investigation of the Laws of Thought on Which are Founded the Mathematical Theories of Logic and Probabilities ·
united algebra and logic replaced propositional form of Aristotle's logic to equation-like formulae and introduced "laws" which can solve them logical formulae -
is_parent Logic functions ·
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is_parent Session 7 :: Repetitio
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is_parent Order of the day ·
Repetitio I:: Zuse computers Exercitio I:: Binary counting Presentatio I :: Notes of Augusta Ada Byron King Questiae Presentatio II :: Binary adder Exercitio I -
is_parent The Goal of this course ·
... is to make You experience main operatory principles of information-processing machines. -
is_parent Zuse Z1 ·
Note: rod logic (shall be used in nano-computers) operates in the same way -
is_parent Zuse Z3 ·
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is_parent Lady Ada ·
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is_parent Questiae (group work) ·
What is a representation ? What is an algorithm ? What is a digit ? What is a machine ? Please give not only definitions but also examples! -
is_parent Presentatio II. : Binary adder ·
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is_parent Binary adder on Your hands: transition rules ·
RuleInput RInput LInput CarryOutputOutput Carry 000000 110010 201010 311001 400110 510101 601101 711111 -
is_parent Binary adder algorithm ·
Init: Set up Your inputs. Carry is zero. Start from the rightmost position (represented by thumb). Apply the transition rule (if necessary, flip the carry to a -
is_parent Presentatio III: Digitale Klange im Alltag ·
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is_parent Session 8a :: Shannon & Information Theory
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is_parent What Is Representation ·
What is a representation ? portrait of Ada King, countess of Lovelace (cca 1840) -
is_parent What Is Information ·
What is information ? -
is_parent Can Machines Think ·
17th January Question of the day: Can machines think ? Topic: Hommage to A.M.T. Hero of the day: Alan Matthison Turing -
is_parent Can Machines Understand ·
24th January Question of the day: Can machines understand ? Topic: Programming languages and operating systems Heroes: von Neumann, Ritchie & Thomson, Tanenbaum -
is_parent Can Machines Evolve ·
31th January Question of the day: Can machines evolve ? Topic: Internet and the emergence of planetary A.I. Heroes: Snowden, Nakamoto, hacker community -
is_parent Can Machines See ·
7th February Question of the day: Can machines see ? Topic of the day: Embedded systems and digital artefacts Hero of the day: Limor Fried -
is_parent The Congress ·
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is_parent What Is Not Information ·
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is_parent Etymology Information ·
Etymology of the word "to inform" early 14c., "to train or instruct in some specific subject," from Old French informer, enformer "instruct, teach" (13c.) and d -
is_parent Claude E. Shannon (1916-2001) ·
mathematician, electrical engineer, cryptographer, juggler & unicycler "father of information theory" (1937) A Symbolic Analysis of Relay and Switching Circuit -
is_parent Ultimate Machine ·
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is_parent Intro to information theory ·
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is_parent Communication System ·
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is_parent Dikw Pyramid ·
Longlivetheux https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DIKW_Pyramid.svg, CC BY-SA 4.0
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is_parent Session 8b :: Alan Turing
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is_parent Order of the day ·
Narratio :: The imitation game Repetitio :: Introduction to information theory Questio :: Can machines think ? Lectio :: Turing machine Turing test Exercitio : -
is_parent The imitation game ·
a 2014 movie adaptation of the book Alan Turing: The Enigma (1983) 8 Oscar nominations, one Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay story about life, work and death -
is_parent Question of the day ·
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is_parent What does it mean "to think" ? ·
your definitions dictionary definition philosopher's definition What do You think? -
is_parent philosopher's definition of "thinking" ·
What I want to tell You is ... that "thinking" consists of execution of operation with signs. * * Origin of this quote is to be sought from in some later works -
is_parent Descartes ·
A.M.T. OBE FRS (23.6.1912 - 7.6.1954) an English mathematician, computer scientist, logician, cryptanalyst, philosopher and theoretical biologist father of theo -
is_parent Halting Problem ·
On Computable Numbers, with an Application to the "Entscheidungsproblem" (1936) halting problem is the problem of determining, from a description of an arbitrar -
is_parent a Turing machine #1 ·
A "theoretical" machine consisting of tape with discrete symbols reading/writing header table of rules tape-moving mechanism Visualization of the Turing Machine -
is_parent a Turing machine #2 ·
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is_parent Universal Turing machine ·
"It is possible to invent a single machine which can be used to compute any computable sequence. If this machine U is supplied with a tape on the beginning of w -
is_parent Universal Turing Machine2 ·
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is_parent Turing test ·
"A TT is a way how to address the question "Can machines think?" in a scientifically plausible ye deeply empathic way. More concretely, Turing (1950) proposes t -
is_parent The imitation game ·
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is_parent Computational machinery and intelligence (1950) ·
I propose to consider the question, "Can machines think?" This should begin with defnitions of the meaning of the terms "machine" and "think".(Turing, 1950) -
is_parent Exercicio :: Musical Turing Test ·
You are going to hear two pieces of music. One is composed and performed by humans, another is composed and generated by an artificial system. You are going to -
is_parent Disputatio : "Can machines think ?" ·
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is_parent Session 9 :: Epoch
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is_parent Order of the day (AE490124) ·
Exemplificatio :: Speech recognition Repetitio :: Hommage to A.M.T. Questio :: Can machines understand ? Lectio :: von Neumann architecture transistors and lan -
is_parent Speech recognition ·
speech-to-text technologies start to get ubiquitious (Siri, Watson, Alexa, Cortana, Assistant etc.) embedded & offline speech-to-text systems also exist (Sphin -
is_parent Question of the day ·
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is_parent What does it mean "to understand" ? ·
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is_parent Man-machine understanding (MMU) conjecture ·
"Machine's ability of understanding humans/mankind increases with time." -
is_parent Von Neumann ·
Johnny von Neumann (28.12.1903 - 8.2.1957) "the last representative of the great mathematicians" statistics, stochastic computing, quantum mechanics, game theor -
is_parent Von Neumann Architecture ·
First Draft on the EDVAC (1945) a detailed design of a "very high speed automatic digital computing system" contains the first published description of the logi -
is_parent Transistors invention ·
a transistor is a semiconductor device with at least three terminals Shockley, Bardain at Brattain presented a functional concept on 23th December 1947 to some -
is_parent a transistor invasion? ·
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is_parent Programming languages ·
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is_parent UNIX Epoch - 1.1.1970 - AE00 ·
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is_parent UNIX Genealogy ·
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is_parent Disputatio : "Can machines understand ?" ·
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is_parent Session 10 :: Datasphere
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is_parent Order of the day (AE490201) ·
Introductio :: 3 spheres Repetitio :: Epoch Questio :: Is machine evolving ? Lectio :: from ARPAnet to Internet TCP/IP and the OSI model Web milestones Disputa -
is_parent 3 spheres ·
Noosphere (Teilhard deChardin) Infosphere (Luciano Floridi) Datasphere (Dan Simmons) -
is_parent Question of the day ·
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is_parent Evolution (Definition) ·
Evolution is a durative process emergent in any finite-resourced environment containing a population of information-encoding entities which : Reproduce Need res -
is_parent 3 conjectures ·
"Machine evolves by means of humans." "Machine need humans to evolve." "Machine cannot evolve without humans." -
is_parent The birth of the infosphere ·
1st core: ARPANet (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network) funded by US Department of Defense 1st network to implement the protocol suite TCP/IP 1st communi -
is_parent Infosphere Growth ·
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is_parent Osi Model ·
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is_parent IP model ·
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is_parent The First Website ·
http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html sir Timothy Berners-Lee proposed in 1989 "a large hypertext database with typed links" realized in 1990-1991 -
is_parent Milestone 1994 ·
1994: Yahoo, Amazon founded; the first banner ad; first e-commerce transaction -
is_parent Milestone 1997 ·
1997: google.stanford.edu — the research project that would become Google -
is_parent Milestone 1999 ·
1999: cyberspace.cz -
is_parent Milestone 2001 ·
2001: Wikipedia launches; kyberia.sk -
is_parent Milestone 2003 ·
2003: Total Information Awareness program revealed -
is_parent Milestone 2004 ·
2004: Facebook founded -
is_parent Milestone 2006 ·
2006: "just setting up my twttr"; Google acquires YouTube; WikiLeaks founded -
is_parent Milestone 2009 ·
2009: the first Bitcoin block is mined -
is_parent Milestone 2010 ·
2010: Stuxnet discovered -
is_parent Milestone 2013 ·
2013: Edward Snowden reveals PRISM -
is_parent Milestone 2018 ·
2018: Cambridge Analytica data scandal; GDPR enters into force -
is_parent Infosphere Current State ·
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is_parent Post Scriptum ·
Hackers are conscience of the future ;)
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is_parent Session 11 :: Embedded Systems & Ghost in the Shell
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is_parent Order of the day (AE490207) ·
Introductio :: Ghost in the shell Repetitio :: Datasphere Questio :: Can machines live ? Lectio :: embedded systems Limor Fried robots, androids & co. Disputat -
is_parent Ghost in the shell ·
Mamoru Oshii's (1995) depiction of a manga comics tells the story of a cyborg Motoko Kusanagi whose cyberbrain was hacked by an entity called Puppet Master who -
is_parent Question of the day ·
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is_parent Life (Definition) ·
Please try to answer the question "What is life ?" by pondering following questions: What entities do we normally label as "living" ? What features a "living" e -
is_parent Life and the shell ·
"(All) life-forms tend to preserve their existence." "(All) life-forms interact with their environment." "(All) life-forms have a material body." -
is_parent Embedded systems ·
Merriam-Webster definition of embedded: "enclosed closely in or as if in a matrix : set firmly into a mass or material" majority of embedded systems are design -
is_parent Limor Fried ·
Limor Fried, lady Ada the 2nd -
is_parent Robots, Androids, Gynoids &co. ·
Adapted poster Design by Martin Rieser; source: http://reframe.sussex.ac.uk/rur/synopsis-2/ not only embedded but also embodied word "robot" comes from Slovak/ -
is_parent Uncanny valley ·
Repliee Q2 gynoid; source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/aa/Repliee_Q2.jpg "Das Unheimliche" von Siegmund Freud (1919) and E.T.A. Hoffmann's -
is_parent Cyborgs ? ·
source: http://www.ebiotecnologia.org/2012/06/robo-e-farmacos-fazem-rato-com.html source: https://medium.com/startup-grind/a-talk-with-cyborg-activists-neil-ha -
is_parent Disputatio ·
Can machines live ?
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