Ape Reality

Tom offers a number of scatter ideas. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#52

Tom discusses the background and potential of Noble Ape in the cloud with JSON. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#51

Noble Ape banter is a real luxury. http://www.longfunk.com/archive.html#45

It turns out open source is still fun. To subscribe go to http://www.longfunk.com/

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/

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/

Something simple can help Noble Apes. http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#507

Speech as a programming language. http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#499

Can executable code learn over time? http://shortfunk.com/archive.html#471

Communicating with a community is novel.

Returning can be painful.

Carbonizing the Simulation has some rewards.

Escape and redefinition seem like constants.

A start up takes elements of the project.

Modification sets a trajectory.

Pay attention is the best advice to offer.

Escape and a grant change the perspective.

Dud tools really suck!

Some monkeys get stuck in cages.

Rounding out the questions from Bob Mottram.