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? United
From Wild WebMink

? United

I’m heading to California en route to OSCON (where I’ll be speaking on Wednesday at 5:20pm about open source continuity – use code os10fos to get a 20% discount...

ESRI BAO Demographic App
From The Eponymous Pickle

ESRI BAO Demographic App

I am a big proponent of delivering visualizations of complex data on mobile devices. Why not have it on hand where you need it? Likely fully armed with data about...

Facebook
From Apophenia

Facebook

First, I commend Facebook for taking child safety seriously. When I was working with them as part of the Internet Safety Technical Task Force, I was always impressed...

User Behavior in Social Media
From The Eponymous Pickle

User Behavior in Social Media

Blinq Media white paper executive outline and email request for the whole thing: User Behaviors in Online Social Network Applications Present Untapped Marketing...

Russian Intelligence Gets Source Code to Windows 7
From Schneier on Security

Russian Intelligence Gets Source Code to Windows 7

I don't think this is a good idea.

From Computational Complexity

Sparse problems in NP thought to not be in P

(This post is similar to this old post. I am posting this anyway since when I first posted I made fundamental mistake. I fixed it the point I was trying to make...

Peter Lee Joins Microsoft Research
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Peter Lee Joins Microsoft Research

Peter Lee, a past member of the CCC Council and the PI of the first CIFellows Project, today was named the Managing Director of Microsoft Research Redmond, effective...

Paro:  Helping dementia patients
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Paro: Helping dementia patients

Last week Amy Harmon wrote the third installment of the awesome New York Times Magazine series

Random Numbers from Quantum Noise
From Schneier on Security

Random Numbers from Quantum Noise

Not that we need more ways to get random numbers, but the research is interesting.

University and Cyberspace conference videos online
From Putting People First

University and Cyberspace conference videos online

A few weeks ago the Communia conference University and Cyberspace took place here in Torino, Italy, with a focus on “reshaping knowledge institutions for the networked...

Arxiv Paper:  Heapable Sequences and Subsequences
From My Biased Coin

Arxiv Paper: Heapable Sequences and Subsequences

I haven't been blogging much;  consider me on extended vacation.  It's helping me prepare for giving up the blog soonish. But I thought I'd mention our newly posted...

Microsoft's Virtual Human
From The Eponymous Pickle

Microsoft's Virtual Human

In the BBC: All sorts of interesting implications in cinema, storytelling, marketing and games. We will soon be at a place where the real and artificial are no...

Internet
From Putting People First

Internet

“The internet has not become the great leveller that it was once thought it could be,” according to Harvard academic Ethan Zuckerman at the TED Global (Technology...

Tibco Announces Free BI Tool
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tibco Announces Free BI Tool

Clever marketing approach from Tibco, maker of Spotfire. Have not taken a look yet at exactly what it is yet. In ReadwriteWeb: " ... Tibco has launched a business...

2010 CSIT Symposium
From Computer Science Teachers Association

2010 CSIT Symposium

This is a reposting of a blog piece written by Doug Peterson on his blog http://dougpete.wordpress.com/. Yesterday, I had the honour of attending the 2010 CSIT...

Smartphones as Checkouts
From The Eponymous Pickle

Smartphones as Checkouts

Very likely I think, it simplifies a number of things, and creates a new channel to the shopper. What are the implications for manufacturer and retailer?Smartphones...

Burglary Detection through Video Analytics
From Schneier on Security

Burglary Detection through Video Analytics

This is interesting: Some of the scenarios where we have installed video analytics for our clients include: to detect someone walking in an area of their yard...

Recorded Future Examined
From The Eponymous Pickle

Recorded Future Examined

I have been asked to take a closer look at the Recorded Future site. A number of posts will follow that will track my interaction with the site and company. The...

Robot Industry
From The Eponymous Pickle

Robot Industry

A good CWorld article on the the bloom of the robotics industry. I like this because it links the challenge to artificial intelligence (AI) which I covered for...

Cooperative Board Games Take Some Getting Used To
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

Cooperative Board Games Take Some Getting Used To

I'm sure getting together every two weeks to play board games and calling it research isn't anything new, but it's definitely something I need to do. I pride myself...
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