Ex-Vizepräsident des Bundesverfassungsgerichts Hassemer und sein Sohn begrüssen Piraten und Urheberrechtsdebatte http://t.co/kNp4v5NM

PsychoPy is an open-source application to allow the presentation of stimuli and collection of data for a wide range of neuroscience, psychology and psychophysics experiments.

"Lehrer begehen ständig Urheberrechtsverletzungen" http://t.co/xcY1Y42Q Der Artikel beschreibt das Grundproblem anschaulich.

Die Ideologie hinter Facebook http://t.co/ux57saAL hat sich bereits überlebt. #postprivacy

Call of the wired http://t.co/PgypGhvh Steve Young on reinforcement learning in dialogue systems and PARLANCE project

September 15-17, Reykjavik, Iceland

September 12-14, 2012, Santa Cruz, California, USA

„Das machte Guttenbergs Rücktritt aber noch lange nicht zu einem Sieg der Wissenschaft. Zwar hat der Skandal den Minister das Amt gekostet. Aber das Versagen des Wissenschaftssystems bleibt. Die Plagiatsaffäre weist an dieser Stelle weit über den spektakulären Einzelfall hinaus“

„,Die Universität‘, so der Soziologe Rudolf Stichweh, ,ist weder eine kirchliche Einrichtung noch eine Staatsanstalt, noch ein privatkapitalistisches Wirtschaftsunternehmen […]. Die Universität ist in einer ersten Annäherung eine Einrichtung der Gesellschaft, die in alle Bereiche der Gesellschaft hineinzuwirken versucht und die zugleich von allen gesellschaftlichen Kommunikationsbereichen auch unabhängig sein muss.‘“

Clark, H. H. and Marshall, C. R. (1981). Definite reference and mutual knowledge. In Joshi, A. K., Webber, B. L., and Sag, I. A., editors, Elements of Discourse Understanding, pages 10–63. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK.

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Khan Academy style (but more advanced) tutorial videos on probability theory.

We are scientists. We don’t blog. We don’t twitter. We take our time.

Don’t get us wrong—we do say yes to the accelerated science of the early 21st century. We say yes to the constant flow of peer-review journal publications and their impact; we say yes to science blogs and media & PR necessities; we say yes to increasing specialization and diversification in all disciplines. We also say yes to research feeding back into health care and future prosperity. All of us are in this game, too.

However, we maintain that this cannot be all. Science needs time to think. Science needs time to read, and time to fail. Science does not always know what it might be at right now. Science develops unsteadi­ly, with jerky moves and un­predict­able leaps forward—at the same time, however, it creeps about on a very slow time scale, for which there must be room and to which justice must be done.

Slow science was pretty much the only science conceivable for hundreds of years; today, we argue, it deserves revival and needs protection. Society should give scientists the time they need, but more importantly, scientists must take their time.

We do need time to think. We do need time to digest. We do need time to mis­understand each other, especially when fostering lost dialogue between humanities and natural sciences. We cannot continuously tell you what our science means; what it will be good for; because we simply don’t know yet. Science needs time.

—Bear with us, while we think.

„[…] Nein, das ist kein Gedicht über Israel, Iran und den Frieden. Wie könnte es das sein, wo es den iranischen Holocaust-Leugner als ,Maulhelden‘ in einer Zeile abtut und gleichzeitig doch ausdrücklich nur geschrieben ist, um Israel zur Bedrohung des Weltfriedens zu erklären?

Es ist ein Machwerk des Ressentiments, es ist, wie Nietzsche über das Ressentiment sagte, ein Dokument der ,imaginären Rache‘ einer sich moralisch lebenslang gekränkt fühlenden Generation. Gern hätte er, dass jetzt die Debatte entsteht, ob man als Deutscher Israel denn kritisieren dürfe. Die Debatte aber müsste darum geführt werden, ob es gerechtfertigt ist, die ganze Welt zum Opfer Israels zu machen, nur damit ein fünfundachtzigjähriger Mann seinen Frieden mit der eigenen Biographie machen kann.“

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"The hunt for artificial intelligence is moving in a different, exciting direction" http://t.co/DQyFvZMa

September 19-21, 2012, Paris, France

Edinburgh, UK, May 2-3, 2012

Seoul, South Korea, July 5–6, 2012

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