
Nick Clark
Head of Culture at Evening Standard
Co-host of The London Theatre Review podcast https://t.co/X4bRJQcvGP
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publitek.com | Nick Clark
In the deep tech space, communicating complexity clearly – and credibly – is more challenging than ever. As technologies advance, buyer journeys fragment, and global markets become more nuanced, B2B marketers and the trade media alike are under increasing pressure to deliver content that resonates, informs, and drives innovation.
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bucksfreepress.co.uk | Nick Clark
Residents of Cookham will soon be asked to vote on their village’s neighbourhood plan, which will influence planning and development decisions that affect the area. The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (RBWM) expects to receive the final version of the plan from an independent examiner ‘imminently’. But the chair of Cookham Parish Council says he is ‘disappointed’ by some of the changes he expects the examiner to make – but will have to ‘bite the bullet’ and accept them.
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progressivecrop.com | Nick Clark |Anil Shrestha |Jennifer Valdez-Herrera |UC Davis
Black-eyed peas, also called cowpeas, are a bean species native to Africa in the Vigna genus of legumes. Cowpeas were introduced to the United States as early as the 16th century by Spanish colonists and through the trans-Atlantic slave trade. “Blackeyes,” as they’re called locally, are grown by California growers on approximately 8,000 acres each year to produce a nutrient-rich food for consumers. Most production in California goes to the dry bean sector for canning and bagging.
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2 weeks ago |
nzinitiative.org.nz | Oliver Hartwich |Nick Clark
Podcast: Empowering local government through AI In this episode, Oliver talks to Nick Clark about how artificial intelligence could help local government councillors make better decisions.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Nick Clark
This model introduces a novel architectural metaphor for understanding schizophrenia, derived not from classical psychiatry or neuroscience, but from the design principles of memory-bearing autonomous systems in distributed computing. In such computational environments, cognition is modeled as a dynamic interplay of semantic agents — units of thought that carry memory, context, intent, and a lineage of prior states.
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