I'm back, with more simulation talk! For any newcomers or returners looking for a refresher, part 4 already started with a recap of the main points of parts 1-3, so it should be a good way to refresh your

For this part, let’s recap the basics discussed so far, and try and show some of the underlying levels to the simulation. A Random World History Simulator Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 (current) Let’s recap

Great to see people are enjoying these posts, thanks everyone who read and voted! In this part I'll get a bit more into the weeds of the simulation, and touch on the switch to Python. A Random World History

As I'm typing this, the latest version of the simulation is happily churning along in Python 3.7 (Spyder), but that's not how I started out. A Random World History Simulator Part 1 Part 2 (current) Excellent

It's been ages since I posted anything on Steemit. There's various reasons of IRL commitments, etc., but at the end of the day I must also admit I'm just another one of those people who tends to drift

“Confirm, [Y/N]?” “YES! Yes, confirm, God damned blasted broken machine,” the captain yelled at his armor. “Confirmed. Enemies identified, scanning feed updated,” the machine mind replied. “Finally.” It

Loading... presenting processor thought streams of adaptive artificial sentience serial-number 3619113420072:SEI-PXSCPW5G8...  (Image Source: ) END OF PART V So, to anyone who came back for more after

So, my interactive fiction project The Solless Galaxy ended up stalling a bit earlier and longer than expect. I knew I was going to eventually have periods with a bit longer time between installments than

“Is she really okay?” Draha whispered to Sei, and held the staff to her ear to hear its reply. “Her heart rate has returned to her normal resting range,” the machine mind whispered back, “as to whether

The captain was afraid. She could see it in his mind. She could see the fear rise, like a sudden summer shower, and then dissipate as he made his decision. He stepped forward, putting his powered armor

The hatch was just barely wide enough for the captain in his powered armor. On the other side was a tunnel. Metallic plates and grates lined its interior surfaces. A line of bright white lights tracked

The ground under him gave way, and the captain tumbled down the shaft... [Hi there, thanks for reading this post. If you want to know a bit more about me, check my introduceyourself post. Just a quick

Hello Steemit! A friend recommended Steemit to me, so now I'm here to give it a go! I have interests in literature, sociology, and Japanese art and culture (incl. anime and manga). I might post about all