Sorry i disagree, WR Ashby was a great pioneer on many aspect, even if this is not law...

http://www.rossashby.info/ contain so much interesting content.

Also please, look at the (huge) work of Manfred Drack and David Pouvreau (thesis of 1000 pages, David Pouvreau is a french mathemacian : https://www.theses.fr/174821581) on LW Bertalanfy and the important role of Ashby.

Awesome ! Just one question about future, usb3 + ssd is really bad with RPI4, how do you manage the next step of attached storage ?

> how do you manage the next step of attached storage

Ideally there would be some "network-attached storage" so K8s could use PVCs transparently :)

Haven't found any non-enterprise grade solution that would do that.

USB3 is not so bad on the Pi4. Otherwise you'd have to use some external storage, like NFS/iSCSI on your NAS or something similar

I have lot of problem with adaptater Usb <-> Sata and uas actually ... even with 'compatible' adaptaters from this page : https://jamesachambers.com/raspberry-pi-4-usb-boot-config-gu...

I'm confronted to kernel bug : https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/4490

Geographer works a lot of these questions since 1900's, and there are lot of works/simulation in the domain using Multi Agent Sytem (see journal of artificial societies https://www.jasss.org/JASSS.html).

Mathematican and physician often forget to cite their work :'(

Thanks for this tools ! Any chance that you add an emacs org-mode compatibility ?

Like @chaz6 i'm really interested by tutorial/docs for example to use software on a RPI4 / nixos as an alternative to Tailscale :)

Some evolutionary algorithm use gradient descent, like cma-es algorithm. Population based EA can resolve Multi Objective problem, i'm not sure simple gradient descent can.

There is the repository here also : https://github.com/enjalot/algovis

Great article, it's not easy to develop a new "easy to understand" framework for GA, but we try recently in scala, using the great cake pattern to help user to define their algorithm : https://github.com/romainreuillon/mgo

And store data on ceramics or porcelaine ? It's easier than writing on rocks