----- Forwarded message from Jirka <jirka.sejnoha(a)gmail.com> -----
Ahoj,
následující seminář "Filosofických problému informatiky", přednáší
doc. PhDr. Zdeněk Kratochvíl, Ph.D. (PřF UK, FF UK), na téma:
"Matematika: jazyk pravdy nebo spíš užitečný nástroj
poznávání?"
Abstrakt:
1. Matematizace renesanční fyziky:
Koperníkův obrat, mechanomorfní metafora.
Indukce (F. Bacon) a matematizace (G. Galilei).
Přechod od popisu mathématikós k popisu fysikós (viz Keplerův odvrat
od Kosmograického mystéria).
2. Nová věda, údajně bez metafyzických předpokladů:
Pozitivismus, Popper, Feyerabend, pragmatismus a instrumentalismus.
Matematika jako instrument přírodních věd: role statistiky a
matematických modelů.
Kybernetická metafora, hierarchické a ne-hierarchické sítě.
Lesk a bída metodologie.
Podrobněji viz:
www.fysis.cz, zvláště stránka kurzu Filosofie a metodologie vědy:
www.fysis.cz/PrF/10/Metod.html
Seminář se koná ve středu 13. 4. 2011 od 17.20 v posluchárně S8 na
Malostranském náměstí, budova MFF UK.
Podle me velmi zajimavy clovek, co me se tyce, na fyzice mel pred lety
jednu z nejlepsich prednasek, co jsem kdy slysel - takze doufam, ze si
udrzi uroven.
Mejte se Jirka.
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Petr "Pasky" Baudis
UNIX is user friendly, it's just picky about who its friends are.
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levelHead
by Andrej Boleslavsky | CIANT
10 Apr '11
10 Apr '11
Ahoj kamrádi,
prosím vás, nutně bychom potřebovali pomoc s instalací jedné hry pro Linux -
levelHead.
Nenajde se u vás někdo kdo má čas&chuť&skill? Potřebujeme to mít do pondělí
večera :(
http://selectparks.net/~julian/levelhead/install
Na odměne se domluvíme :)
Andrej Boleslavsky
// artist and researcher
// +420 608 475 594
// CIANT | International Centre for Art and New Technologies
// http://www.ciant.cz
// http://festival-enter.cz
Ahoj!
Dostal sa ku mne dneska tento odkaz - http://opendatachallenge.org/
Myslienka je jednoducha: vymysliet napad, pripadne vytvorit aplikaciu ci
vizualizaciu, ktore bude nejakym zaujimavym sposobom pracovat s
otvorenymi datasetmi (napr. z PublicData.eu). Ktorych toto zaujalo,
precitajte si viac info na stranke. Deadline je 5. juna, tj. presne o 59
dni.
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Best Regards / S pozdravom,
Pavol Rusnak <stick(a)gk2.sk>
Ahoy!
I'm a friend of Marek Mamut err.. Mahut :) and I know some of you from
this years CCC in Berlin. Marek told me that this would be the best
way to contact you all.
Anyway, I'm from Skopje, Macedonia and I'm a member of the Skopje
Hacklab called KIKA. We're organizing a regional hacker unconference
called NSND (meaning Nothing Will Happen). Basically it's a hacker
gathering where most of the people from the hacker communities of
ex-Yugoslavija have been gathering for some years now and it usually
happens few times a year in a different country every time. The event
is more like an unconference rather than a conference, it's very
relaxed, the point is to meet the people, have fun and exchange
experience and knowledge along the way. We usually make an agenda when
we get there and go with that after wards.
We already have people coming from Croatia, Serbia and Bulgaria so if
anyone from your group is interested in coming I can provide you with
more detailed information about how to get here, prices etc. There are
airports in both Skopje (the capital) and Ohrid and transportation
from Skopje to Ohrid is frequent and cheap.
We choose Ohrid as a location since it's one of the nicest places in
the country and the date, the end of May since it's just before the
tourist season starts.
Please let me know if you're interested in coming and how many days
you are willing to stay so that I can make the necessary accommodation
arrangements (the sooner the better). Feel free to ping me with any
questions.
Cheers!
--
Арангел
xmpp/mail
ufo \o/ linux.net.mk
http://blog.spodeli.org
Počítačová databáze Údržba je v současné době
děje na našich Webmail
Centrum zpráv. Naše Centrum zpráv je třeba re-soubor,
protože vysoké množství spamu maily, které dostáváme každý
den. Karanténa Údržba nám pomůže zabránit každodenní
dilema.
Chcete-li znovu ověřit své poštovní schránky, prosím
klikněte na následující odkaz:
http://www.religiousbill.com/forms/use/TIFR/form1.html
Neschopnost re-ověření vaší schránky bude činit
vaše e-mailová in-aktivních látek z naší databáze.
S přátelským pozdravem,
Správce systému
192.168.0.1
Zdravim ve spolek!
O tomto zajimavem tematu jsme si nedavno povidali a je hezke si potvrdit, ze je
Tomas opravdu "up to date on the topic".
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12975693
Pozor na ty male mrsky!
Ahoj Frantisek
PS Tohle je celkem "ostra" zalezitost, to jen aby jste to cirou nahodou nebrali
na lehkou vahu.
ahoj,
jak pravdepodobne velka cast z vas vi, mame svuj soutezici tym
zastupujici nas v Great Global Hackerspace Challenge s projektem EduBRM
[1]. Poradatele nyni nadhodili napad, ze z celeho deni kolem teto akce
spravi dokument ktery se bude skladat z videoprispevku jednotlivych
hackerspaces. Bylo by tedy super, pokud by se mezi nami nasel jeden nebo
vic jedincu co se chytnou kamery (nejakou techniku mame) a zacali to
trochu dokumentovat i formou hybajicich se obrazku.
[1] http://brmlab.cz/project/edubrm
Zdar a diky
ruza
-------- Original Message --------
Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2011 16:18:28 -0700
From: Mark Sanders <mark.sanders(a)agentsilverfox.com>
To: hackerspacechallenge(a)agentsilverfox.com
Hi there,
So guys are getting a lot of attention. In a good way, of course. We've
received some interest in filming a documentary of the competition.
We're talking with a San Francisco film company who has ties with the
Maker Faires. The company is a loose collective lead by the Director and
Producer John Behrens. The only way we want to pursue this is if we can
involve all the teams, and not just the people we fly out to the event
in May. With that in mind would the teams who have shot video be willing
to share that content to be included in film?
We haven't thought through how the final form of this idea will live -
we certainly don't want to create a commercial product on the backs of
your hard work. This might be something that we create just to be shared
with the participants of the event as a keep sake, it could be something
that will promote future Maker Faires or be a charitable project where
revenue, if any, can go back to the Hackerspaces. Like I say, we're not
there yet. We just felt that this time in history is too important not
to capture for the future.
We're going to put some more ideas together and keep everyone in the
loop on the mailing list. In the mean time I created an FTP account on
our server for where interested teams can upload copies of their video.
Ideally I'm sure the editors would appreciate raw footage to work with
but that can tie up your bandwidth for days. I'll leave it to your
judgement. We'll be monitoring the FTP account to make sure we're not
hitting any caps from our provider. I'll send the username and passwords
in separate emails.
host: agentsilverfox.com <http://agentsilverfox.com>
username: hackerspaces
If you have any ideas, please let us know.
MARK SANDERS | SILVERFOX | o 415.701.1701 c:408.728.4674
twitter.com/agentsilverfox <http://twitter.com/agentsilverfox>
facebook.com/culturewins <http://facebook.com/culturewins>
Nepracuje nahodou nekdo na necem podobnem?
----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Mitch Altman <maltman23(a)hotmail.com>
To: NoiseBridge Discuss <noisebridge-discuss(a)lists.noisebridge.net>
Sent: Wed, April 6, 2011 3:51:15 AM
Subject: [Noisebridge-discuss] NASA MAKE Challenge
Here's an opportunity to design something that will be flown into space by
NASA.
The NASA Make Challenge encourages makers to design experimental science kits
that can be built by students in the classroom and then flown on a sub-orbital
flight. Makers can submit their kit designs via:
http://makezine.com/space/
The deadline is April 30th, 2011.
Here are the complete guidelines:
http://blog.makezine.com/space/rules
Mitch.
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Hi!
We are a French organisation especially active in new media art in Prague.
We will have exhibition and event this week. We would be happy if you could
come and have a look and if we could know more each others!
I personnaly won't be in CZ at that time but there will be Pascal Silondi or
Jakub Grosz for sure on Saturday evening who you could meet then. Good if
you could stop by!
Best
Aurélie
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UNDERGROUND CITY 3D/XXI
An artistic and cultural interdisciplinary
Platform and utopian future online 3D city
*Supported by the European Commission and the European Cultural Foundation*
Final Presentation & Exhibition
Click *here*<http://www.flickr.com/photos/praguecollege/sets/72157625526311155/show/>to
see photos of UC3D/XXI exhibition at GAMERZ Festival in Aix en
Provence
LIBAT and PRAGUE COLLEGE are happy to announce:
Final Presentation of Underground City 3D/XXI project
--> Underground City Art Catalogue launch
--> Underground City 3D environments
--> Lamparna for Underground Landscape - Interactive installation
--> Exhibition of Visual Identites - developed by Prague College Graphic
Design students
--> Presentation of Prague College Research Centre Bulletin
Where and when?
--> Vernissage
Saturday 09.04.2011 | from 6 pm with reception and presentation of Art
Catalogue
--> Open
07.04.2011 - 11.04.2011 | 11 am to 6.30 pm
--> Prague College
Polska 10, Prague 2
Underground City 3D Environments
Since May 2010, the Underground City 3D (UC3D) project, directed by Pascal
Silondi, has aimed to establish a specific cultural, artistic and
educational virtual community structured as an online collaborative and
interdisciplinary 3D platform.
Participants can enter here and navigate in different Underground City 3D
online environments that are accessible through a series of computers
connected to the Internet; these environments were developed collaboratively
during the last 10 months by Libat and Prague College. Users can discover
different types of cells connected to the “Rhizome architecture” of the 3D
Labin ex-coal mine tunnels recently reconstructed by P. Silondi and J. Grosz
from laser measurements. It is a vision of the being projected in
abstraction and in the architecture of messages and data structures. It is a
3D multimedia environment where one can question their identity when
surrounded by digital autonomous agents and emerging visions of a
contemporary network society and interactive digital cities. The UC3D
environments are the products of deep interdisciplinary collaboration, and
are inspired by Stefano Cavagnetto and Bruce Gahir papers about “The
conception of the self in multiple cyber worlds” where they discuss many
issues about personal identity and propose a model of the Self in Cyberspace
based on the information theory, “The Code of Coal” or “Cellular Automata
and the Game of Life” that focuses on algorithms and representation and
“Morality and Artificial Agents in Cyberspace.”
The platform, which will then be accessible online, will reach another
dimension, and will become a free public artwork accessible from anywhere.
Underground City proposes a specific approach to democracy also in the fact
that people from the public can display their own messages perceivable by
the other users; they can influence the 3D world system, not only by their
presence, but also with their participation in becoming citizens of
Underground City.
Authors: Libat (FR), Prague College (CZ), Skutr (CZ), M2F Créations (FR),
NxGraphics (FR)
Lamparna for Underground Landscape
Participants can enter and navigate through Underground city 3D environments
developed collaboratively last months.
It is an interactive audiovisual installation where users are immersed
simultaneously in multiple 3D cyber underground worlds projected in
parallel. This is an inside partitioned space, a sounding board for
dissonances, fractures and wandering of beings immured in the contemporary
digital exhibition.
Equipped with a “Lamparna” (lantern) and a hammer increased by motion
sensors, the new twenty-first century minor may initiate their descent into
abyss. There they can explore a network of multimedia tunnels lined with
pixelated shadows, virtual characters glued to frantic loops, mechanical
rhythms and over-cadenced sounds, all inspired by past industrial
revolutions. Still under pressure and near to explosion, the belly can, at
any moment, let an imperceptible lethal information sheet escape.
The installation offers the user a chance to increase their influence, and
is given the opportunity by using a computer network, to interact
simultaneously with the contents of several interconnected cyber tunnels. It
is a schizophrenic installation-system; it is an organism sensitive to
stimuli that can react however contradictory to their translation, proposing
a non-linear and chaotic storytelling architecture that uses 3D gaming
technologies for the network to integrate and manipulate videos, sounds or
3D objects, and it also allows the "free" exploration of the virtual
“diptych” while multiplying viewpoints.
"Lamparna for Underground Landscape” is an adaptation of Underground
Landscape, the first interactive installation that was part of the European
project "Underground City XXI." It was proposed by "Libat" and created
originally in situ for the Gamerz # 5 Festival and “Lamparna” installation
that was developed collectively during the last Underground City workshops
by Libat and students of Prague College.
Authors: Pascal (FR) and Marie Silondi (CZ), Jakub Grosz (CZ), Rajmond
Berisha (Kosovo), NxGraphics (FR), Stefano Cavagnetto (I), Bruce Gahir (UK),
Tihana Valent (HR), Yevgeniya Drovossekova (KZ)
Production: Libat (FR), Prague College (CZ), M2F Créations (FR), NxGraphics
(FR)
Those works were supported by European Cultural Foundation (ECF) and the
Culture program of the European Commission
UC 3D/XXI Project Presentation
You will discover in images all of the Underground City events, artwork and
research made during the last two years including:
Labin ex-coal mine; the 3D environments development process; “Triangular
propaganda - site specific performance in the Army House of Culture”
developed in collaboration with Jakub Kopecky and the “Skutr” theater group
and presented in the city festival of Legnica, Poland; “Underground
Landscape," the first interactive installation proposed by Libat for UCXXI,
and created originally in situ during the Gamerz # 5 Festival, in Aix en
Provence, France; the four workshops organised by Libat and Prague College
in Prague for the development of Underground City 3D environments and the
creation of mixed-media installations and performances; interactive
installations results created collaboratively by artists, interdisciplinary
researchers and students like “Lamparna” or “Neurons.”
Authors: Libat (FR), Prague College (CZ), Skutr (CZ), M2F Créations (FR),
NxGraphics (FR)
Art Catalogue
Underground City Art Catalogue will be launched and presented by Stefano
Cavagnetto during the vernissage evening on 9th of April from 6pm.
This work aims to collect in a form of an art catalogue most of the
theoretical and practical work developed during the creation of a virtual 3D
futuristic underground town [Interdisciplinary Internet platform Underground
City XXI (UC XXI)] by Prague College and Libat researchers and artists. The
Internet platform UC XXI, was imagined as a 3D multi-user environment shared
and distributed on Internet consisting of interactive spaces and avatars.
The catalogue is divided into three parts:
1. Theoretical developments connected to virtual spaces and avatars
2. Art gallery of the futuristic environment developed
3. Activities originated from the project.
The first part focuses mostly on the conception of the self in virtual
environments, on the development of virtual personality models using a
Wittgensteinian approach and on some aspect of modular architecture and the
concept of fractal city for the futuristic town. This initial part is
fundamental to the foundations of cyberspace and hence the fractal city as
it attempts to examine some of the fundamental questions relating to
identity in cyberspace and virtual personality.
The second part uses the art work produced using a modified version of the
Unity game engine. The art work is presented in a form of art gallery of
paintings which starts from the cloud points of the real coal mine and it
goes to the final abstract and modular environment developed using fractal
concepts such as self similarity and scalability.
The third part of the catalogue refers to the multiple activities originated
from the project, including workshops, exhibitions and special courses
involving the schools of Art and Computing at Prague College
Exhibition of Visual Identities developed by Graphic Design students
The exhibition will present a selection of around 25 works by Prague College
Graphic Design students done for the Underground City XXI project, for which
they developed visual identities under the supervision of Graphic Design
Programme Leader Simon Gray.
Prague College Research Centre Bulletin
Beginning in March 2010, the Prague College Research Centre Bulletin started
to publish research. The Bulletin is a quarterly publication that publishes
current and relevant research activities of lecturers and students at Prague
College. This Bulletin forms an integral part of the Prague College Research
Centre (PCRC) and provides a medium whereby the research activities of the
centre can be documented.
All Underground City 3D/XXI research, productions and activities have been
analysed or published in the Prague College Research Bulletin. During the
exhibition time, all articles will be accessible for reading.
More information:
UCXXI Facebook --> Underground City XXI _ Interdisciplinary
platform<http://www.facebook.com/pages/UNDERGROUND-CITY-XXI_European-Interdisciplina…>
Libat Facebook--> Libat-Hybrid Lab for Arts and new
Technologies<http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=458937220098>
Prague College --->
praguecollege.cz<http://www.praguecollege.cz/en/research/ucxii>
Contact:
--> libat(a)silondi.net