Long Funk Simulcast 52. Early Easter Egg [April 10, 2019]
Tom offers a number of scatter ideas. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#52
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Noble Ape's creator, Tom Barbalet, discusses aspects of the development, philosophy and the artificial life community.
The development discussed across this archive is now ApeSDK. Current documentation is available at apesdk.com/doc.
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Tom offers a number of scatter ideas. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#52
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Tom discusses the background and potential of Noble Ape in the cloud with JSON. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#51
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Noble Ape banter is a real luxury. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#45
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It turns out open source is still fun. To subscribe go to http://www.longfunk.com/
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, talks about the EcoSim sub-project.
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, talks about the Mushroom Boy sub-project.
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, talks about the Noble Warfare sub-project.
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, talks about the Planet Noble Ape sub-project.
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, talks about probability.
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, talks about what he's working on at 3am.
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, talks about why the software and documentation is free.
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Tom Barbalet, the creator of Noble Ape, introduces the Noble Ape video series.
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Tom is puzzled by the few war gamers who live in the High Desert around Victorville, California. To subscribe go to http://www.longfunk.com/
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Tom introduces the podcast by discussing his many podcasts and what he has learnt from all these recording. To subscribe go to http://www.longfunk.com/
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Something simple can help Noble Apes. http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#507
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Speech as a programming language. http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#499
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Can executable code learn over time? http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#471
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Communicating with a community is novel.
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Returning can be painful.
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Carbonizing the Simulation has some rewards.
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Escape and redefinition seem like constants.
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A start up takes elements of the project.
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Modification sets a trajectory.
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Pay attention is the best advice to offer.
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Escape and a grant change the perspective.
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Some monkeys get stuck in cages.
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Dud tools really suck!
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Rounding out the questions from Bob Mottram.
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How to provide this information to the public.
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What direction will the Noble Ape graphics take?
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Good things coming next year. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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Strategic shift for satire. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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Sometimes funk doesn't need a downstroke. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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They sit in their cafes listening to Portishead. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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A remix for a bleaker reality. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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A true collaboration effort. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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Experiments sometimes leave regrets. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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Most successful track to-date amongst classical music heads. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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An exploration of early audio starts with Semblance. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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What can you learn about a community that goes their own separate ways. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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Sometimes music is thrown away. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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Tom talks about adapting Noble Ape for something flat. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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Can simulation methodology be useful? http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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It's been a long time coming. http://www.shortfunk.com/ for more audio.
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An interesting byproduct of Noble Ape. http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#79
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Does Apple's new AI engine make existential claims? http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#60
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Hasta la vista, Tommy. http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#35
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An introduction to a major project in Tom's life. http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#16
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Tom Barbalet presents a new project using Noble Ape to provide analysis of murder crimes with agent and language simulation.
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Tom Barbalet presents a new project using Noble Ape to provide analysis of murder crimes with agent and language simulation.
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Tom starts the discussion talking about the Forensics Science book. http://www.meetup.com/Conscious-in-the-Cloud/events/218785595/ is the meet-up for Tom's talk. What about the philosophy of the deteriorating mind? Don't look for qualia in the trees in Australia, they are in the National University. Hey hey hey, it's Folk Ethics. They digress into some discussion of race and homelessness.
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Liz and Tom start discussing an improved sound and recovered health. Liz plugs her next book project and Tom talks about his mis-spent yoof. Tom poses a metaphysics problem from simulation. They digress into Kant. Science fiction provide mixed blessings as does virtual reality. They explore applied philosophy and assistants versus publicists.
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Tom may not be using Ape Reality as a format going forwards. Please consider subscribing to the Stone Ape podcast if you would like to get a weekly podcast containing some Noble Ape related content. Tom won't be attending the ALIFE conference this year and is feeling generally disenchanted with the artificial life community. The atomic threading is working very well now. Tom also discusses a top down graphics as a means of showing the Noble Ape environment. Will Noble Ape appear on the Mac App Store? If you want more Ape Realities please make contact with Tom.
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Tom Barbalet presents the final talk at Conscious in the Cloud in response to the prior Conscious in the Cloud talk with Larry Yaeger.
Noble Ape simulation testing philosophy artificial life
Taking the original Ape Reality podcast to a completely new format, Tom floats the first Troop Report where users and developers of the Noble Ape Simulation can get together to discuss interesting uses and problems through the Simulation. Tom makes reference to the Stone Ape podcast (nobleape.com/stone). This initial episode Tom is joined by Bob Mottram to talk about the recent addition of QT to the Noble Ape Linux interfaces and a number of other topics. Noble Ape's resident longterm tester, Andy Ypsilon, calls in to discuss how his testing is motivated by an emotional connection and some features he would like to see in Noble Ape. It is intended that this format be used going forward and the recordings would take place roughly onces per month.
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Taking a break from the Noble Ape talk, this piece of music is one of the many 'anthems' that has defined sections of the Noble Ape development. I worked with a group of late-teen somethings on their comedy podcast in 2007. It included the irrespressible, Blake Buck, who provided the vocals. Part of editing the show was creating an original composition each show. This was my favorite pieces through the thematic elements alone. More of these interludes will follow through the podcast feed.
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This is a talk given primarily to biologists on the Noble Ape Simulation. The academics who don't introduce themselves are Prof. Fred Dyer, Dr. Aaron Wagner and Prof. Robert Pennock.
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A short talk on the open source aspects of Noble Ape.
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Tom finds some old source code a presents a narrative wander through it.
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Tom finds some old source code a presents a narrative wander through it.
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Tom Barbalet shows the latest long term command line version of the Simulation.
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Tom Barbalet provides a basic walkthrough of the GUI version of Noble Ape.
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Tom and Bob rap on honor and reflecting outside of conversations.
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Tom wakes to a burning question from Bob Mottram that indicates there is a substantial need for an updated podcast. Tom covers the new higher res graphics view, some missing code, an outstanding bug, auto updates, what is going on with ApeScript and a future chapter. If you have any questions or comments please contact tom via tom at nobleape dot com
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Following a review of some pretty humbling download numbers associated with Ape Reality, Tom returns for an update on the development. Topics include sharing Mac and iPad code together with sharing Windows and Linux code. The problems with the Windows development now Tom is sans Windows. Bob Mottram's most recent changes motivating 2d procedural graphical representations of the Noble Apes. If you have any questions or comments please contact Tom via tom at nobleape dot com
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Tom announces he will be moving to the San Francisco Bay Area. Sorry for the lack of content in recent months.
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Celebrating fifteen years of the Noble Ape development, Tom chats with Douglas Rushkoff about how to set up a project like Noble Ape now, how things have changed since Cyberia, simulations, open source and the human versus the project.
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Tom talks about a number of the changes Bob Mottram has introduced to the Simulation recently, the parity of the Linux version of the Simulation and the newly re-released Original Manuals of Noble Ape available on lulu.com.
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Now his book Field of Chaos has been launched, Tom returns to Ape Reality to discuss getting out the Original Manuals in a cheaper form and the next two years of the Noble Ape development working through the social graph code.
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Tom appears on Sector Five on Salt Lake City's K-Talk. This edited audio is distributed on both the Ape Reality and Stone Ape podcasts. Sorry for any duplication.
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Taking a break from the Noble Ape talk, this piece of music is one of the many 'anthems' that has defined sections of the Noble Ape development. The orchestration is of an athemic theme through Tom Barbalet's move from Australia to the US highlighting perhaps a defining introduction. More of these interludes will follow through the podcast feed.
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Following the TalkShoe format of his other podcasts, Tom explores doing Ape Reality live from his library. He discusses a number of current topics in Noble Ape including publishing, ape brain compression and possibly a release of the Noble Ape Simulation in the near future.
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With so much going on with Noble Ape and related developments, it's hard to find a finite number to list it all. Tom discusses people visiting Las Vegas, a possible post-Singular article, the EvoGrid intervention, the Cocoa implementation of Noble Ape, being asked to assist the ISAL Board, a new dog and two future Noble Ape developments.
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Following the initial success of Biota Live, Tom discusses the back-to-back episodes coming up this weekend, the release of Noble Ape 0.687, the XML changes for the file i/o in the Simulation and the book with Dick Gordon and Bruce Damer.
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Following the launch of Biota LIVE, Tom discusses how good this method was in contrast to his normal podcasting. Tom also reviews the nerd classic movie, Revolution OS, in the context of contemporary open source.
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Tom talks about how his simple recording setup is getting traction on YouTube, taking the message of artificial life to a generalist audience and the progressive changes of the Noble Ape Simulation. Not to mention the new Biota LIVE podcast coming in early 2008. Happy New Year!
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Tom Barbalet makes a brief announcement about Google blocking sections of nobleape.com (http://www.nobleape.com/googleblock.html).
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If you are on Facebook, join the Ape Reality group! In addition, Tom talks about interviews, updates in Noble Ape development and the end of the Noble Ape tshirt giveaway for the time being thanks to a Cafepress price increase.
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