does lead naturally to the question of: what does the Wikipedia Halting Problem look like? That is, is it always possible, based on the topic, to decide whether a given Wikipedia article will ever settle down and stop being the subject of edit wars? Or can you prove that this is formally undecideable?
Pointless Friday Computer Geeking
does lead naturally to the question of: what does the Wikipedia Halting Problem look like? That is, is it always possible, based on the topic, to decide whether a given Wikipedia article will ever settle down and stop being the subject of edit wars? Or can you prove that this is formally undecideable?
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Some musings on cognition
siderea posted an interesting meditation on certain types of human thought. It's worth reading, but led me to a response which is a bit… -
Language and spatial reasoning apparently linked
The cognitive-science geeks here should have fun speculating about the implications of this study about the relationship between language and…
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Is anybody following me only here any more?
(Unlike nearly everything I post, this is intentionally only being posted to LiveJournal.) A few days ago, I posted my analysis of the new LJ Terms…
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