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East Server Room. (FNAF RUIN.) Linked with Help Wanted 2. Main room.

I've just recently, after Christmas. Just recently thought of a link, from the upper east Server room. To the room in Help Wanted, where you choose the Mini game in the computer, and it's actually simulated in front of the curtain.

That has the same visual in the upper east server room, when it looks like a concert. And I had different ideas of what it could be. Ever since Help Wanted 2 released, you are placed in a server room area, with a red curtain upfront. And it had the network system right in front of you.

It looks like to be an operating room, and you are on the ground looking into the data of things. Then referring back into the server room, it had the data ports in there, the enormous curtain, and on the floor, it looked like to be an office of some kind. You couldn't see it properly, because your seeing it in the AR reality.

In this one, you do see it properly. But, with the monitors, it was actually not real. The reality of it, was run down. And in the simulated reality from the Easy server room, looks like it is run down.

You don't see a whole lot. This might not be the same location. Or the same area you were standing in. But this more information on it, makes this speculation likely too.

What if the upper East server room that is shown. (If it is the same location.) Both of which that was shown in the AR simulation. That is shown in Hw2, taken the mask off. And that's what it looks like in reality.

The upper east server room that was shown in AR reality, is shown in the reality in help wanted 2. With the mask off. This seems fitting. It isn't certain, but it looks very close! And yeah, that's what I think!

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Paper - Sequences of purchases in credit card data reveal lifestyles in urban populations

Digital traces from credit card and mobile phone usage can be used to map urban lifestyles and understand human mobility.

Credit Card Records (CCRs) are currently used to measure similarities in purchasing activity, but for the first-time researchers have used the data along with Call Detailed Records (CDRs) to understand the daily rhythms of human mobility and communication.

Combining both reveals patterns in citizens’ socio-economic behaviors.

For the study, published today in Nature Communications, we analyzed anonymous and aggregated credit card data from a major city to group the urban population into six spending clusters with peculiar socio-economic characteristic.

Older women dominated the ‘Homemaker’ cluster and tended to have the least expenditure and mobility, with their core transaction being grocery shops. The ‘Commuters’ cluster was mainly men who lived the farthest from the city centre.

Young people can be split into two groups, with the younger having taxis as their core transaction. The slightly older group also has computer networks and information services, with a higher than average expenditure and operating mainly within the city centre.

Our approach brings together human mobility behavioral dynamics with socio-economic and demographic information. This may enable policymakers to make more informed decisions about resource allocations to address socio-economic inequality, economic growth and improve social cohesion.

The research, conducted in collaboration with Grandata and UN Global Pulse, is part of a wider project funded by the United Nations Foundation and the Gates Foundation to investigate the economic, social and health status of women and girls in developing countries.

The data was provided by Grandata with support from UN Global Pulse.

The leading author Dr. Riccardo Di Clemente is a Newton International Fellow at University College London UCL at the Centre for Advance Spatial Analysis (CASA).

Reference: ‘Sequences of purchases in credit card data reveal lifestyles in urban populations.  Nature Communications doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-05690-8

Authors:  Riccardo di Clemente, UCL The Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis and MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Marta C. Gonzalez, UC Berkeley College of Environmental Design and MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Miguel Luengo-Oroz, UN Global Pulse; Matias Travizano, GranData; Sharon Xu, MIT Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Bapu Vaitla, Harvard University Department of Environmental Health;

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Abstract: Zipf-like distributions characterize a wide set of phenomena in physics, biology, economics and social sciences. In human activities, Zipf-laws describe for example the frequency of words appearance in a text or the purchases types in shopping patterns. In the latter, the uneven distribution of transaction types is bound with the temporal sequences of purchases of individual choices. In this work, we define a framework using a text compression technique on the sequences of credit card purchases to detect ubiquitous patterns of collective behavior. Clustering the consumers by their similarity in purchases sequences, we detect five consumer groups. Remarkably, post checking, individuals in each group are also similar in their age, total expenditure, gender, and the diversity of their social and mobility networks extracted by their mobile phone records. By properly deconstructing transaction data with Zipf-like distributions, this method uncovers sets of significant sequences that reveal insights on collective human behavior.

Journal:  https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-018-05690-8

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Our brains are very good at sorting and recognising patterns. We catagorise and make sense of abstract marks instantly and effortlessly. We do the same with the information we collect and store. This innate ability allows the information and knowledge with gather room to adapt and alter in from within the context of a moment #interconnectivity #form #proximity #similarity #gestalt #networktheory

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“Principles of a-signifying rupture: against the over-signifying breaks separating structures or cutting across a single structure. A rhizome may be broken, shattered at a give spot, but it will start up again on one of its old lines, or on new lines.

                                            -Gilles Deleuze

A river bed will always be a poised to host the stream. It, as it's final cause, is here to be the medium. A geologist's aim is to detract the story of a space through its material, formal and efficient causes. A judge accords the tale in a way to ascertain a things final cause. Every space, if studied genealogically, can be accorded and thus ascertained a finality. Though changes may occur along the way, an acorn is supposed to be one and only thing.  

In Farsi, language of Iran & Afghanistan, the countries of many peaks and valleys, estuaries and dried lands, river is "rood-khooneh." "Rood" translates to stream/flow, and "khooneh," home... Home of Flow. As the skies send the message down to the earth, earth accommodates this through its own materiality. Solid formations are set and piece with the fluidity of the flow for mutual sustenance of form's potential. 

Friedrich Kittler, in his "City as a Medium," first starts with the concept of Capital, then divides his text into the following headings: 

Technology: Information is at the core of the flow. 

"Regardless of whether these networks transmit information (telephone, radio, television) or energy (water supply, electricity, highway), they all represent forms of information.

He goes on to rightly point out that every modern energy flow requires a parallel control network.

"Even in those unthinkable times when energy still needed beasts of burden like Sinbad, and information required messengers like the first marathon runner, networks existed. They just hadn't been built yet or, in technician's jargon, implemented. The narrow, rugged mule trail was replaced by the railway and the highway, which in turn have been replaced by no less transient copper and fiber optic cables."

There has been many of times when the device was invented but the network wasn't available for hosting it. For example, it has been stated that Chopin wrote pieces that were ahead of the technical capacity of pianos at the time, and he wrote such pieces in anticipation of future hosting of such information in a new version of the piano. The introduction of such tokens sometimes reminds the world of the possibility of creating networks to suit the worthy new comer. The influence of new introductions can entice/force the creation of new parallels. 

Network: There is nothingness that networks fill. 

"To best reconstruct the way out of a labyrinth (as the Greeks were said to have done in reading the ruined foundations of Knossos, Phaistos, or Gournia), one doesn't need to sketch the still visible connecting walls, rather their inverse: the invisible passages between path and door."

Two entities sit in the world and they posses a certain tendency to connect. Not all two entities which sit in the world are supposed to connect but there are certain entities that recognizing such tendency in them may lead to discovery of a priori or a posterior networks. There are not shapes in the stars above. It is our recognition of supposed tendencies in between them that creates belts and pans. That is the order of a designer's brush and sculptor's thumb. 

Graphs: Coordinate points and their connecting lines. Beginning of the story.  

"From these two abstract elements, all structures in space can be reconstructed: trees and stars, junctions and bridges, rings and hubs, regions and countries_ and maps."

There is nothing till there are seen lines. 

"The space in which the modern city unfolds its structures is clearly an abstract space in which the individual constraints are of a topological order; seen from the point of view of the unfolding of these structures, the territory is simply the surface effect of its own topicality." 

Sense and sense making are layers of discovery that need tools, only for the sake of having tried excavation with the the aid of the most availably optimal tools. In other words sense is there, and sense making needs the best tools because sense making deserves clarity. 

Intersections: No emptiness really. Only networks over other networks. 

"A city, likewise, is not a flattenable graph. In a city, networks overlap upon other networks. Every traffic light, every subway transfer, and every post office, as well as all the bars and bordellos, speak for this fact." 

There are material and immaterial networks. The immaterial are waves unseen and possibly unfelt but still real in their occupation of spaces. 

  " By means of its own storage facilities (buildings, vaults, archives, monuments, tablets, books), the city became capable of transmitting a complex culture from generation to generation, for it marshaled together not only the physical means but the human agents needed to pass on and enlarge this heritage. That remains the greatest of the city's gifts." 

Data- Memory, Formatting, 

Media: Record, transmit, and process information. Gates, ports, circuits allow the transmission of information.

"Elements which are logically the most simple, and which have no memory, have been known as gates or ports. Circuits, on the other hand, whose initial and final positions are not only a function of the gates and ports, but also of the circuit's own prehistory, presuppose (no less municipal here) a built-in memory."

Technology is progressive and any progress presupposes improvements on some history. A miner will dig from where the last one left off from. The system tracks its own progress for its own advancing self sustenance. 

"Just like a computer, with a microprocessor, the memory and buses, that carry out arithmetical commands, addresses and data based on the parameters of the processor and its most recent command; the memory ultimately makes it possible to read commands or data at precise addresses or to encode them."

The space follows commands from its rooted essence. The system tracks and moves its own progress for its own advancing self sustenance. It brings the precise tools for a clear encoding of such commands specially if it has demanded power previously.

"Other media can, likewise, be transferred to the discrete universal machine. And this is reason enough to bring together the workings of the city with concepts from general information science. Reason enough, moreover, to decipher past media and the historical function of what we refer to as "man," as the play between commands, addresses, and data."  

 Data: 

> Commands

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