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Choosing Empathy
From The Eponymous Pickle

Choosing Empathy

In the Edge on choosing empathy.  " ..... If you believe that you can harness empathy and make choices about when to experience it versus when not to, it adds a...

Should We Allow Bulk Searching of Cloud Archives?
From Schneier on Security

Should We Allow Bulk Searching of Cloud Archives?

Jonathan Zittrain proposes a very interesting hypothetical: Suppose a laptop were found at the apartment of one of the perpetrators of last year's Paris attacks...

Computer Science/Coding Education Graphic from SMU
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Computer Science/Coding Education Graphic from SMU

Guest author: Shane Ryan; Community Manager, DataScience@SMU DataScience@SMU, the online data science program offered by Southern Methodist University recentlyContinue...

Psych and Economics in Hindsight
From The Eponymous Pickle

Psych and Economics in Hindsight

In Knowledge@Wharton: " .... In the new book Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics, Richard Thaler, coauthor of Nudge and a behavioral science and economics...

Shopping in the Virtual Aisle
From The Eponymous Pickle

Shopping in the Virtual Aisle

Another example of virtual aisle interaction.  See my previous writing on this approach.   The laboratory approach is useful for easily setting up experiments,...

2015 Site Budget Map Reflects HPC Spending
From insideHPC

2015 Site Budget Map Reflects HPC Spending

Today Intersect360 Research released its eighth 2015 Site Budget Allocation Map, a look at how HPC sites divide and spend their budgets. The post 2015 Site Budget...

Lottery Inspired Projects
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Lottery Inspired Projects

This week’s monsturous PowerBall lottery jackpot (1.6 million US dollars) had a lot of people talking. I bought a ticket but didn’t win. On the other hand discussion...

Harvard Symposium: Brain + Machines
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Harvard Symposium: Brain + Machines

The Institute for Applied Computational Science at Harvard University is hosting a one day Symposium: Brain + Machines on Friday, January 22, 2016 to explore the...

Video: An Overview of Supercomputing
From insideHPC

Video: An Overview of Supercomputing

"Computers are an invaluable tool for most scientific fields. It is used to process measurement data and make simulation models of e.g. the climate or the universe...

Accelerating Machine Learning with Open Source Warp-CTC
From insideHPC

Accelerating Machine Learning with Open Source Warp-CTC

Today Baidu’s Silicon Valley AI Lab (SVAIL) released Warp-CTC open source software for the machine learning community. Warp-CTC is an implementation of the #‎CTC...

In Search Of: A Quantum Leap in Processors
From insideHPC

In Search Of: A Quantum Leap in Processors

The fastest supercomputers are built with the fastest microprocessor chips, which in turn are built upon the fastest switching technology. But, even the best semiconductors...

Re-using Analytics Models in the Enterprise
From The Eponymous Pickle

Re-using Analytics Models in the Enterprise

Just revisited the Knime open source analytics visualization capability. In particular for the ability to   re-use templates for analytics in the enterprise.  ...

Changing Future Supply Chain
From The Eponymous Pickle

Changing Future Supply Chain

In Gartner.  Excellent piece on transitions that will shape the future supply chain.  " ... Six transitions that will shape the future of Supply Chain ... ".  ...

Spamming Someone from PayPal
From Schneier on Security

Spamming Someone from PayPal

Troy Hunt has identified a new spam vector. PayPal allows someone to send someone else a $0 invoice. The spam is in the notes field. But it's a legitimate e-mail...

Qualitative study of Apple Watch users shows enthusiasm is cooling
From Putting People First

Qualitative study of Apple Watch users shows enthusiasm is cooling

Apple Watch usage is dropping off as the novelty factors fades away, according to a qualitative study by MBLM, a “brand intimacy agency”, reports Luke Dormehl in...

Intel study on how people “feel” about their computing devices
From Putting People First

Intel study on how people “feel” about their computing devices

Recently, Intel UX Innovation Manager Dr. Daria Loi and her team conducted a study to determine how technology users around the world feel about their computing...

From Computational Complexity

A limit on the DFA-CFG divide for finite sets

It is easy to see that for Ln =  {a,b}*a{a,b}2n There IS a CFG of size O(n) ANY DFA is of size double-exp-in-n I was wondering if we can increase this gap. That...

Global City Teams Challenge Tech Jam and Updates
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Global City Teams Challenge Tech Jam and Updates

The Global City Teams Challenge (GCTC) will host its annual “Tech Jam” event in March 2016. Information about the dates and location of the event will be announced...

CCC Whitepaper- Future Directions in Computing Education Research
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

CCC Whitepaper- Future Directions in Computing Education Research

The time is now for computer science education! With the shifting economy, educators are increasingly recognizing computer science as a new basic requirement. In...

Fighting DRM in the W3C
From Schneier on Security

Fighting DRM in the W3C

Cory Doctorow has a good post on the EFF website about how they're trying to fight digital rights management software in the World Wide Web Consortium. So we came...
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