claim. I have pretty much the opposite view, "an encyclopedia on the internet" + "people edit it" is incredibly available in the recombinatorial adjacent possible product space and the only reason it isn't reinvented every 3 months† is that the niche is already occupied
† it is, actually
† it is, actually
Nothing about connecting computers to one another made wikipedia inevitable.
LLMs feel very historically contingent to me. If Tim Berners-Lee and the rest of the early internet pioneers hadn't had such utopian ideals about everyone publishing everything online, maybe internet content is two orders of magnitude smaller and all behind paywalls, and LLMs don't exist.
February 19, 2026 at 3:21 AM
claim. I have pretty much the opposite view, "an encyclopedia on the internet" + "people edit it" is incredibly available in the recombinatorial adjacent possible product space and the only reason it isn't reinvented every 3 months† is that the niche is already occupied
† it is, actually
† it is, actually
Across 126 countries, younger workforces (China, India) produce more disruptive papers. Older ones (U.S., Japan) produce more recombinatorial work.
May 8, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Across 126 countries, younger workforces (China, India) produce more disruptive papers. Older ones (U.S., Japan) produce more recombinatorial work.
In this week's episode, @steveslota.bsky.social & @thergenrader.bsky.social interview classics scholar @tinperegrinus.bsky.social about recombinatorial storytelling in ancient epics & cooperative adventure card games:
www.theworldbuildingworkshop.com/podcast/epis...
#EduSky #gaming #education
www.theworldbuildingworkshop.com/podcast/epis...
#EduSky #gaming #education
May 26, 2026 at 3:47 PM
In this week's episode, @steveslota.bsky.social & @thergenrader.bsky.social interview classics scholar @tinperegrinus.bsky.social about recombinatorial storytelling in ancient epics & cooperative adventure card games:
www.theworldbuildingworkshop.com/podcast/epis...
#EduSky #gaming #education
www.theworldbuildingworkshop.com/podcast/epis...
#EduSky #gaming #education
"While 20th-century experimental culture was
seized by a recombinatorial delirium, which made it feel as if newness was infinitely available, the 21st century is oppressed by a crushing sense of finitude and exhaustion."
seized by a recombinatorial delirium, which made it feel as if newness was infinitely available, the 21st century is oppressed by a crushing sense of finitude and exhaustion."
July 8, 2026 at 7:43 AM
"While 20th-century experimental culture was
seized by a recombinatorial delirium, which made it feel as if newness was infinitely available, the 21st century is oppressed by a crushing sense of finitude and exhaustion."
seized by a recombinatorial delirium, which made it feel as if newness was infinitely available, the 21st century is oppressed by a crushing sense of finitude and exhaustion."
Get your FREE TICKETS for this online studio visit - this Thursday 16 May!
Hear from Jeanne Jo about her creative work, in conversation with Professor Charlie Gere.
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#artistresidency #digitalart #digitalgood #recombinatorial #DigitalIdentities #studiovisit
Hear from Jeanne Jo about her creative work, in conversation with Professor Charlie Gere.
digitalgood.net/studio-visit...
#artistresidency #digitalart #digitalgood #recombinatorial #DigitalIdentities #studiovisit
May 13, 2024 at 12:41 PM
Get your FREE TICKETS for this online studio visit - this Thursday 16 May!
Hear from Jeanne Jo about her creative work, in conversation with Professor Charlie Gere.
digitalgood.net/studio-visit...
#artistresidency #digitalart #digitalgood #recombinatorial #DigitalIdentities #studiovisit
Hear from Jeanne Jo about her creative work, in conversation with Professor Charlie Gere.
digitalgood.net/studio-visit...
#artistresidency #digitalart #digitalgood #recombinatorial #DigitalIdentities #studiovisit
We validated the use of MDCA-Pr on animal datasets using a mixture of simulations and real animal data. Overall, MDCA-Pr performed well, even with relatively small or recombinatorial datasets, as well as during intercohort comparisons.
March 27, 2026 at 10:02 AM
We validated the use of MDCA-Pr on animal datasets using a mixture of simulations and real animal data. Overall, MDCA-Pr performed well, even with relatively small or recombinatorial datasets, as well as during intercohort comparisons.
...because AI is "merely" recombinatorial?
Much like the question of quale is to theory of mind, I think this is a red herring, because humans have been using the same processes to "create" for 300k years....
Much like the question of quale is to theory of mind, I think this is a red herring, because humans have been using the same processes to "create" for 300k years....
June 22, 2025 at 4:08 PM
...because AI is "merely" recombinatorial?
Much like the question of quale is to theory of mind, I think this is a red herring, because humans have been using the same processes to "create" for 300k years....
Much like the question of quale is to theory of mind, I think this is a red herring, because humans have been using the same processes to "create" for 300k years....
An artifact of recombinatorial cloning challenges established beliefs of plasmid co-transformation, selection, and maintenance https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.14.633004v1
January 17, 2025 at 7:05 AM
An artifact of recombinatorial cloning challenges established beliefs of plasmid co-transformation, selection, and maintenance https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.14.633004v1
An artifact of recombinatorial cloning challenges established beliefs of plasmid co-transformation, selection, and maintenance https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.14.633004v1
January 17, 2025 at 7:05 AM
An artifact of recombinatorial cloning challenges established beliefs of plasmid co-transformation, selection, and maintenance https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2025.01.14.633004v1
