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Operations Research Blogs from Informs
From The Eponymous Pickle

Operations Research Blogs from Informs

A list of blogs and other social networking connections sponsored by Informs.  Includes communities and focused topics that deal with analytics

Stack Ranking Stifles Creativity
From The Eponymous Pickle

Stack Ranking Stifles Creativity

In Forbes:   Microsoft example.  I am inclined to agree, an approach that strictly forces grading on a curve tends to make people less creative, take fewer risks...

NSF: Significant Surge in CS Postdocs in Last Decade
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

NSF: Significant Surge in CS Postdocs in Last Decade

Last December, we blogged about changes in the number of new Ph.D.s in computer science — a slight increase between 2009 and 2010, but the “fastest growth” of all...

Computational Fairy Tales the Book
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Computational Fairy Tales the Book

Just about a year ago I wrote a post about a Computational Fairy Tale blog (Computational Tales) Briefly Dr. Jeremy Kubica, software engineer and manager at Google...

Friday Squid Blogging: Dissecting a Squid
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Dissecting a Squid

This was suprisingly interesting. When a body is mysterious, you cut it open. You peel back the skin and take stock of its guts. It is the science of an arrow,...

Me on Military Cyberattacks and Cyberweapons Treaties
From Schneier on Security

Me on Military Cyberattacks and Cyberweapons Treaties

I did a short Q&A for Network World.

GPL Forked
From Wild WebMink

GPL Forked

A new project that forks the GPL shows that Github isn’t just for software developers. See my column in InfoWorld this week for more.

Security BYOD Tweet Chat
From The Eponymous Pickle

Security BYOD Tweet Chat

I have not been particularly fond of the public Tweet chat, an organized interaction between vendor experts and anyone who wants to join in.  But lately I havehttp...

Solving the Turing Test by 2029?
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Solving the Turing Test by 2029?

At The Wall Street Journal’s

On NPR (Morning Edition)
From My Biased Coin

On NPR (Morning Edition)

Groupon is being discussed on NPR (Morning Edition), which means we get a phone call again.  Our graphs are reproduced on the site, and John Byers speaks for us...

Naming Pets
From Schneier on Security

Naming Pets

Children are being warned that the name of their first pet should contain at least eight characters and a digit.

Digital devices as embodied experiences in remote Indian village
From Putting People First

Digital devices as embodied experiences in remote Indian village

In arguing that digital technologies enable embodied experiences that reshape the very ways in which we conceptualize our everyday life, Nishant Shah, founder and...

Windows 8 Developer Camps and Hackathons
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Windows 8 Developer Camps and Hackathons

A new series of Windows 8 developer events are coming soon!  These are special two-day events, with a DevCamp on day one featuring a full day of sessions plus an...

Puzzling outcomes in A/B testing
From Geeking with Greg

Puzzling outcomes in A/B testing

A fun upcoming KDD 2012 paper out of Microsoft, "Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments: Five Puzzling Outcomes Explained" (PDF), has a lot of great insights...

Apple Patent for Head Mounted Display Tech
From The Eponymous Pickle

Apple Patent for Head Mounted Display Tech

Now Apple has also entered the fray with a patent on head-mounted display technology, with a different approach.  In Slashdot.  In the next iPhone?  If only it...

Smartphone Medical Sensors
From The Eponymous Pickle

Smartphone Medical Sensors

In Medgadget:    From LifeWatch AG (Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland)  An Android smartphone packed with medical sensors.   Quite remarkable:  " .... The tests...

Analytics at Work
From The Eponymous Pickle

Analytics at Work

Finally made it to the 2010 book:  Analytics at Work: Smarter Decisions, Better Results by Thomas H. Davenport, Jeanne G. Harris and Robert Morison.    A fairly...

Fog Computing
From The Eponymous Pickle

Fog Computing

In Wired: Fighting leaks with the spread of believable misinformation.  This is a very old idea, but using systems technology to do it effectively is not.

Data Science Blog
From The Eponymous Pickle

Data Science Blog

A blog devoted to Data Science, and apparently often concerning Big Data:  Data Science 101: Learning to be a Data Scientist.  Short and generally accessible articles...

First Person: Margo Seltzer on Women in CS
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

First Person: Margo Seltzer on Women in CS

Harvard computer scientist and CCC Council member
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