If you don’t already head to LessWrong.com you should. Cognitive studies have grown at such a rate that there is an almost endless wealth of info for you to take part in. For me – this article hit home.
The Sin of Underconfidence – Less Wrong.
If you don’t already head to LessWrong.com you should. Cognitive studies have grown at such a rate that there is an almost endless wealth of info for you to take part in. For me – this article hit home.
The Sin of Underconfidence – Less Wrong.
It had been pushed for so long with so much behind it that seemed so clever. It just had to be good. One of the writers from LOST, which I loved, was in it. How could that fail me? The special effects looked spectacular. It really had me hyped in such a specific way so few films do these days.
And at the end of the three hours, the film cut to the credits. The audience responded with….laughter. Continue reading
So, let me see…I’ve been remiss in general for my blog, my social circles, and above all my studies as I’ve transitioned into my new spot at LucasFilm from LucasArts. Something, by the way, you can do too given what we’re doing right now!
This means I’ve let go of much reading (the latest Zizek), much learning (HTML5 is still quite new, sadly), and much design commentary. so much transitioning time in my life over the last two months – new work, bought a new home, rebuilt my computer, and started working on more than a few bits of groundwork for some side-projects. But I digress – you come here to listen to me opine and I’ve failed that.
Lets fix that right now. Continue reading