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links for 2010-10-11
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links for 2010-10-11

IBM joins the OpenJDK community and dumps Apache Harmony "IBM will work with Oracle and the Java community to make OpenJDK the primary high performance open source...

Google Promotes the Fourth Screen
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Promotes the Fourth Screen

According to this article and a number of others there are four screens that Google would like to get hold of:The TV, the Computer, the Mobile Phone .... and the...

Unilever Becoming Demand Driven
From The Eponymous Pickle

Unilever Becoming Demand Driven

Not an unusual thing these days:Unilever

New Developments in Exploring CS Curriculum
From Computer Science Teachers Association

New Developments in Exploring CS Curriculum

There have been exciting developments in the Los Angeles Exploring Computer Science program. This past week, the university-district-CSTA partnership received...

<i>The Economist</i> on Biometrics
From Schneier on Security

The Economist on Biometrics

Good article. Here's my essay on biometrics, from 1999.

From Computational Complexity

The NSF Takes Shape

As I've mentioned before, the NSF is turning over top to bottom especially in computer science. Most of the pieces are now in place so let's check out the new personnel...

Interesting Links 11 October 2010
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 11 October 2010

Yesterday was 10/10/10 which a lot of geek types had fun with. Of course 101010 in binary is 42 in decimal and 42, according to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy...

Experientia supporting Flemish applied research on mobility and sustainability
From Putting People First

Experientia supporting Flemish applied research on mobility and sustainability

Experientia is excited to be working on two applied research projects for Flanders InShape (FIS), a Flemish design promotion agency that supports and advises small...

Grand Challenges for Engineering
From The Eponymous Pickle

Grand Challenges for Engineering

This blog post in Kurzweil AI reminded me of the Grand Challenges for Engineering.  It lists them specifically.   I remember reading about these years ago.  The...

Springer's Computer Science Reading Room
From The Eponymous Pickle

Springer's Computer Science Reading Room

Springer Publishing has opened what they call a computer science reading room, nice idea.  A Free Library of Computer Science Knowledge  Inside the Computer Science...

Repast Simphony
From The Eponymous Pickle

Repast Simphony

A recent project made me re-examine Repast: An Agent Simulation toolkit. For what is called Agent Based Simulation (ABM) Repast Simphony is a free and open source...

Bayesian Truth Serum, Pluralistic Ignorance
From The Eponymous Pickle

Bayesian Truth Serum, Pluralistic Ignorance

I can remember just this occuring in a project in the enterprise, on pluralistic ignorance.  I guess this calls for more transparency? ..  It begins: " ... In social...

Pluralistic Ignorance and Bayesian Truth Serum
From The Noisy Channel

Pluralistic Ignorance and Bayesian Truth Serum

Last week, I had the pleasure of talking with CMU professor George Loewenstein, one of the top researchers in the area of behavioral economics. I mentioned my idea...

Deleted Posts are Discoverable
From The Eponymous Pickle

Deleted Posts are Discoverable

An article about using deleted posts in social networking sites for legal proceedings, an interesting caution:" ... Deleted Facebook and MySpace Posts Are Discoverable...

Google Cars Drive Themselves
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Cars Drive Themselves

This came out last week,  Google cars driving themselves in traffic, with only occasional human intervention.  Article in NYT Science.  Now will you be able to...

Ford
From Putting People First

Ford

The New York Times reports on how car designers have recognised the challenge of keeping vehicles

Ford
From Putting People First

Ford

The New York Times reports on how car designers have recognised the challenge of keeping vehicles

Augmented Reality App Travels in Time
From The Eponymous Pickle

Augmented Reality App Travels in Time

Have always thought that a good augemented reality application should include details, in text and visually, of the history of a location.  How much data actually...

Standards in Neuromarketing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Standards in Neuromarketing

Duane Varan, who is leading the Advertising Research Foundation's initiative to develop standards,  is interviewed on the form and need for standards in Neuromarketing...

Smartphones Recognizing their Owners by Their Walk
From The Eponymous Pickle

Smartphones Recognizing their Owners by Their Walk

A nice basically simple idea, use the accelerometers in most Smartphones as  a low involvement means to recognize their owners.  As they start to become more like...
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