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AT&T Launches Domestic Internet of Things
From The Eponymous Pickle

AT&T Launches Domestic Internet of Things

In GigaOM:  Have been looking for ways that the internet can be more generally and systematically brought into the physical home.   For home control and communications...

Wireless Charging
From The Eponymous Pickle

Wireless Charging

Have been waiting for this for a long time.  A look at the status of the state of wireless charging in Computing Now.  First to be seen for mobile devices.  ...

Managing Projects Outside Core Mission
From The Eponymous Pickle

Managing Projects Outside Core Mission

Vic Uzumeri wrote about an interesting idea:I've been working on a project management concept for organizations that need periodic "side projects", but have difficulty...

Big Data Congressional Hearing
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Big Data Congressional Hearing

On April 24, 2013, Farnam Jahanian, Assistant Director for the Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CISE) Directorate at the National Science Foundation...

Cryptanalyst on British Postage Stamps
From Schneier on Security

Cryptanalyst on British Postage Stamps

A 92-year-old World War II Bletchley Park codebreaker has had a set of commemorative stamps issued in his honor.

Thanks for the Memories....
From My Biased Coin

Thanks for the Memories....

I'm off to a meeting next week, so today was my last day of class for Computer Science 124 (Algorithms and Data Structures) for the semester.  For two reasons,...

Obsessions with Causation
From The Eponymous Pickle

Obsessions with Causation

We are pattern matching animals.  Looking for repeatable causes to find leading indicators to ultimately protect ourselves from dangers, or provide us with opportunities...

Jan-Christoph Zoels on interfaces at UNStudio during Milan Design Week [video]
From Putting People First

Jan-Christoph Zoels on interfaces at UNStudio during Milan Design Week [video]

Jan-Christoph Zoels, an Experientia founding partner, was one of the panelists at the UNStudio Platform Dialogues during the Milan Design Week and a video of his...

Big Data for Doctors
From The Eponymous Pickle

Big Data for Doctors

In CW World:   Mining for patterns in health care cases.  The trick may well be to provide the right architecture to mine in.    And it does need to be patient,...

Steampunking interaction design and other Interaction Magazine articles
From Putting People First

Steampunking interaction design and other Interaction Magazine articles

Interactions Magazine is no longer the influential voice in the interaction design community that it used to be a few years ago. Lots of the reason why has to do...

Shoppers Want Mobile Empowerment
From The Eponymous Pickle

Shoppers Want Mobile Empowerment

On the Need for Mobile: " ... While American and European shoppers show little interest in purchasing groceries through mobile devices, a survey by Symphony EYC...

Mobile Mind Shifts
From The Eponymous Pickle

Mobile Mind Shifts

Via Josh Bernoff:  yes, have seen this in my own behavior, and its not just about retail.  I now look everything up, including information about what I encounter...

Random Links on the Boston Terrorist Attack
From Schneier on Security

Random Links on the Boston Terrorist Attack

Encouraging poll data says that maybe Americans are starting to have realistic fears about terrorism, or at least are refusing to be terrorized. Good essay byapologizes...

Video online of Milan debate: “The Long View of Interaction Design”
From Putting People First

Video online of Milan debate: “The Long View of Interaction Design”

The people behind the upcoming IxDA Interaction14 conference organized on 6 April a panel discussion in Milan on the “Long View of Interaction Design”. 5 panelists...

Pingage Supports Pinterest
From The Eponymous Pickle

Pingage Supports Pinterest

In BizJournals: Cincinnati based startup Pingage provides analytics support for Pinterest.  " ... Three Procter & Gamble brands are among the first to try out the...

You probably shouldn’t use a spreadsheet for important work
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

You probably shouldn’t use a spreadsheet for important work

Following the Reinhart-Rogoff case, where famous scientists go formulas wrong in the Excel spreadsheet that supported their research, a lot of people commented...

Data Science of Facebook
From The Eponymous Pickle

Data Science of Facebook

In the Wolfram Blog   A very interesting article on data visualization of anonymized contributed Facebook data.  " ... Over the decades I’ve been steadily accumulating...

Risk Exposure Index
From The Eponymous Pickle

Risk Exposure Index

Useful, measurement accurate and comparable indices are always useful.  " ... Risk Exposure Index Starting to Gain Traction, Change Supply Chain Thinking, David...

Seven Computer Scientists Named Members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Seven Computer Scientists Named Members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

Seven computer scientists were recently named members of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, a prestigious 233-year-old national honorary society of leaders...

Ellen on Protecting Passwords
From Schneier on Security

Ellen on Protecting Passwords

Pretty good video. Ellen makes fun of the "Internet Password Minder," which is -- if you think about it -- only slightly different than Password Safe.
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