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Yes, very much so. During the last 20 years, a major project has been to predict sequential patterns of brain activation during various tasks based on the activity of ACT-R modules…

All models are wrong, but some are useful. For several decades, ACT-R has been, and continues to be, one of the most useful and influential theories of cognitive architecture devis…

I was at Middlesex Poly in the late 80s / early 90s doing an AI degree. I'm pretty sure one of the things we used was the EXSYS expert system shell running on VAX/VMS (because that…

Don't go too heavy on the salt.

That's fascinating, thanks!

This looks amazing! I'm guessing you may have answered these questions before somewhere so please point me to the information if so. I'd like to know what development environment y…

That's really interesting. Can I ask what you use it for and if you've come across any limitations or problems using Lisp?

Perhaps they should call the system 'Gavag-AI"

Interesting that Mark Churchland is the son of the 'neurophilosophers' Patricia and Paul Churchland. I'm not sure about Patricia but Paul was (maybe still is) a strong advocate of …

What software and programming languages are being used for the various systems on the Perseverance mission to Mars? What are the design principles and mission constraints that have…

Great - thanks!

How much does this differ from the version I bought on Leanpub?

What software is being used for the various systems on the Perseverance mission to Mars? What are the design principles and mission constraints that have influenced the choices tha…

Isn't Debian Stable the Hilux distro?

If you don't want the additional learning curve of Emacs and Slime, the author recommends just using sbcl and rlwrap (which makes programming in a terminal nicer).

It was Peter Higgs who said that ( https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/dec/06/peter-higgs-... ).

I second this suggestion. I also found this book very useful for some of the things you requested: https://leanpub.com/lovinglisp

I've tried Zotero but have been using JabRef ( http://www.jabref.org/ ) for a good few years now and it works well for me on Linux.