Randall O'Reilly

Currently, you can pass a Python function back to Go functions that take function args, but it should be possible to also be able to support passing actual Go functions...

py2 generates different output than py3 for some tests (see main_test.go notes for details) -- for full testing to work properly, a separate want output is required for each. for...

It works fine for functions, just not methods. There is some ambiguity about how the self argument is handled for methods, but presumably that is the crux of the problem....

in _examples/funcs/test.py ```Python # TODO: not currently supported: # print("funcs.F1()...") # f1 = funcs.F1() # print("f1()= %s" % f1()) # # print("funcs.F2()...") # f2 = funcs.F2() # print("f2()= %s" %...

in _examples/maps/test.py: ```Python # TODO: not sure why python2 doesn't just catch this error, but it doesn't seem to.. # try: # v = a[4] # except Exception as err:...

```Python # TODO: need conversion from bytestr to string -- not sure pybindgen can do it? # bytestr_ret = encoding.HandleString(bytestr) ```

zooming in on a shape with dashes on vertical axis of a rectangle creates weirdness

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I'll try to track this down better, and at least have a good test case, but just before I forget: I'm scaling dashes on stroke in proportion to the scaling...

I tried adding rasterx to awesome-go page... needs some work before they will accept it

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I was adding GoGi etc to it and figured I'd add rasterx while I was at it.. Anyway, looks like you'll have to do some things and submit it separately...

key issue is to resolve sharpness vs. prediction as core basis..

ch 8 (memory): add model of short-term memory capacity limitations in terms of distributed overlapping representations and multiple hemispheres, discuss tradeoff in terms of consciousness and interconnectivity vs. capacity, Cohen...