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Blogs I Read: Living La Vida Local
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Blogs I Read: Living La Vida Local


Google Multi-Language Dictionary
From The Eponymous Pickle

Google Multi-Language Dictionary

Largely un-publicized, the Google multi- language dictionary and word translation service. Includes basic definitions and the uses of words on the web. Very nicely...

The dignity and courage of Donald Norman
From Putting People First

The dignity and courage of Donald Norman

There is true dignity in the continuous engagement of Donald Norman, the Nestor of the user experience community, as well as courage is his willingness to question...

Bill Buxton, Martin Raymond & Anna Kirah presentations
From Putting People First

Bill Buxton, Martin Raymond & Anna Kirah presentations

Bill Buxton, Martin Raymond and Anna Kirah were some of the speakers at Imagine09, a conference organised by Microsoft Advertising on 28 October in London. Living...

links for 2009-12-05
From Wild WebMink

links for 2009-12-05

The Software Freedom Law Center Submits an Opinion on the Oracle/Sun Merger to the EC The detailed letter linked from this news...

Fedex and SenseAware
From The Eponymous Pickle

Fedex and SenseAware

The internet of things is a decade old concept that suggests all things can ultimately be tracked, understood and analyzed in their physical and temporal spaces...

Anchoring Irrational Decisions
From The Eponymous Pickle

Anchoring Irrational Decisions

On influencing subsequent decisions:Professor Ariely describes some experiments which demonstrated something he calls

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Showerhead
From Schneier on Security

Friday Squid Blogging: Squid Showerhead

Neat.

Google Books Narrows its Scope in Proposed Amended Settlement
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Google Books Narrows its Scope in Proposed Amended Settlement

The Google Books project, where the company scans books, indexes them, and makes either snippets, selections, or the whole work available online, has a long legal...

Retirement
From My Biased Coin

Retirement

No, not for me. But Harvard has announced its plans to encourage faculty to retire. I won't call it an "early retirement" package, since it is for people over...

? Stuff That Matters
From Wild WebMink

? Stuff That Matters

Link posting has been offline for a few days while I have been fighting with delicious & Roller trying to work out why they wouldn't make nice. In the end I created...

Job ad: Research Chair in Software and Knowledge Engineering
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

Job ad: Research Chair in Software and Knowledge Engineering

The University of Quebec at Montreal (UQAM) is looking for candidates to fill a level 2 (junior) Canada Research Chair in Software and Knowledge Engineering. You...

From Computational Complexity

The Probability of P=NP

Dean Foster asked me for a probability that P=NP. Now P=NP is not a probabilistic event, either P=NP or P?NP (if it's independent it's still equal or unequal in...

Designing the Intel Reader
From Putting People First

Designing the Intel Reader

In a long article, the people in charge of the Intel Reader discuss the entire user-centred process of designing a new device for the blind or visually impaired...

Open Source in Healthcare
From The Eponymous Pickle

Open Source in Healthcare

Recently I mentioned a study that said that IT provided few savings in healthcare. Here is a post on a site caled HealthtechTopia: 25 Open Source Software Projects...

Coke Zero's Facial Matching
From The Eponymous Pickle

Coke Zero's Facial Matching

A fun little application from Coke Zero, celebrating its similarity to regular Coke, will find people in via Faceback that look similar to you.

New Google Analytics Features
From The Eponymous Pickle

New Google Analytics Features

I am just catching up in the newly announced Google Analytics Features, now available to all users. There will be explanatory webinars next week. Although there...

CS Ed Week - How Will You Celebrate?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

CS Ed Week - How Will You Celebrate?

Cameron Wilson announced CS Education Week in his blog post October 22, 2009. You've had a month to think about it, so what are you going to do to celebrate this...

Here comes the citizen co-producer
From Putting People First

Here comes the citizen co-producer

The austere public budgets that will come out of the financial crisis offer, as a silver lining, a renaissance in cooperative citizen engagement in the supply of...

Roger Martin about design thinking (video)
From Putting People First

Roger Martin about design thinking (video)

In this video of Make/Think, the recent AIGA Design Conference, Roger Martin, dean of the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto, makes...
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