Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

Professor Emeritus of Design & Innovation, software designer, imagist, forecasting scholar collopy.case.edu Cleveland Joined December 2008

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

5 years ago

@lindakinstler Answer is actually a 1954 story: jahandost.wordpress.com/2008/02/15/fre…

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@lindakinstler Thank you for your incredibly interesting article, Linda. Two science fiction stories are conflated in your telling. Your reference is to The Last Question a 1956 Isaac Asimov story. The incident you describe is from Frederic Brown's 1950 story Answer.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

5 years ago

@DonnyWals Where is the best info on them located currently, Donny?

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

5 years ago

@kevin2kelly Email is [email protected]

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

5 years ago

@kevin2kelly I did a physical and have CQ issues 2-43 (missing 1 and 27); WER issues 44 - 89; WE issues 90-110 (missing 95 and 98). So four issues missing in the run. I also have WE Software Review issues 1 and 2 and the Software Catalog. I will contribute shipping.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

5 years ago

@kevin2kelly HI Kevin, I have all of them. Please let me know how to get them to you.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

6 years ago

I just finished four hours with @DonnyWals workshop on CoreData/Combine/SwiftUI integration. It provided a step change in my intuitions about how these pieces interact. Thanks!

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

6 years ago

@berkun @doriantaylor Managing as Designing, Stanford University Press, 2004.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

6 years ago

@FrankBruni How about gun management. That is the word we most commonly turn to when we need to describe something complex enough to require (individual or collective) human intervention.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

6 years ago

@FramkBruni How about gun management. That is the work we most commonly turn to when we need to describe something complex enough to require (individual or collective) human intervention.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

6 years ago

@FrankBruni How about gun management? That is the word we most frequently turn to when we need to address things complex enough to require (individual or collective) human intervention.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

7 years ago

@matthewphillips What you describe in paragraph 10 of your NYT piece today is a positive feedback loop. Positive feedback (like a loudspeaker into microphone loop) amplifies what is happening, while negative feedback (like a thermostat to heater loop) regulates or controls it.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

7 years ago

What an honor it was and is to have such opportunities for shared learning.

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Fred Collopy @FredCollopy

8 years ago

I just added an important idea from @PatMetheny to the discussion of melody on the RhythmicLight.com site. His way of addressing the matter expands nicely on Gyorgy Kepes 1944 thinking about how melody plays in the plastic arts.