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This Week, We Were Doing Security
From My Biased Coin

This Week, We Were Doing Security

If you look on Yelp's engineering blog (http://engineeringblog.yelp.com/2011/10/output-filtering-failure.html), you'll see Yelp's VP of Engineering, Michael Stoppelman...

Customized Subscriptions to Staples
From The Eponymous Pickle

Customized Subscriptions to Staples

In Mashable: Something we looked at in the early years of cell phone based shopping lists.   Subscriptions to staples can be a powerful concept.

Better to Call than E-Mail
From The Eponymous Pickle

Better to Call than E-Mail

In the HBR Blog, email may be easier, but it is less impactful:" ... But the bigger need is just for more live conversations to occur, period. This is especially...

Can You Reconstruct Shredded Documents?
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Can You Reconstruct Shredded Documents?

That’s the question being posed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which recently announced

How Many Sorting Algorithms Do Beginners Need To Learn
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

How Many Sorting Algorithms Do Beginners Need To Learn

Do beginners even need to learn sorting algorithms? Let

Interview in Forbes: What is a Data Scientist?
From The Noisy Channel

Interview in Forbes: What is a Data Scientist?

Dan Woods has been interviewing a variety of folks to answer the question: “What is a data scientist?“, and I had the honor to participate in his series. Here is...

KYield Executive Summary
From The Eponymous Pickle

KYield Executive Summary

Mark Montgomery gives a new executive summary of his work on the KYield blog.    And announces seeking candidates for a CTO role.  Check it out and pass it on.

Writing My ISTE Keynote
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Writing My ISTE Keynote

I had mail today saying that ISTE was looking for nominations to present a keynote in San Diego this summer. They asked “could it be you?” Well unlikely it would...

DARPA Cyber Colloquium
From Schneier on Security

DARPA Cyber Colloquium

I note that the three "industry leaders" speaking at the DARPA Cyber Colloquium next week have about 75 years of government experience between them.

Boot Camp Digital
From The Eponymous Pickle

Boot Camp Digital

Boot Camp Digital, by former colleague Krista Neher, Social Media tips and tricks and useful connections.

Deal Making at A&P
From The Eponymous Pickle

Deal Making at A&P

An example of how companies like The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company are using Deal Management software from Demandtec to improve the end to end promotion...

Game Design Changing the Way we Think
From The Eponymous Pickle

Game Design Changing the Way we Think

Good piece in the Atlantic.  It also points to the organization called The Institute of Play.   Which looks at the relationship of games and learning.The PowerGame...

My favorite LaTeX editor for MacOS: Texpad
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

My favorite LaTeX editor for MacOS: Texpad

I always found word processors distracting. I hate to copy and paste text only to find that the text formatting was copied as well. When I write, I do not want...

Why Parents Help Children Violate Facebook
From Apophenia

Why Parents Help Children Violate Facebook

Announcing new journal article: “Why Parents Help Their Children Lie to Facebook About Age: Unintended Consequences of the ‘Children’s Online Privacy Protection...

DoE, ONR Announce Materials Genome Solicitations
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

DoE, ONR Announce Materials Genome Solicitations

Back in June, the Administration announced a $500 million Advanced Manufacturing Partnership (AMP) to stimulate the development of new technologies

P&G Sets up Virtual Stores
From The Eponymous Pickle

P&G Sets up Virtual Stores

P&G has set up a number of augmented reality, smartphone-enabled virtual stores in the Prague subways. In AdWeek.  Not unique, but a creative effort.  Going where...

Twenty Year Look at fMRI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Twenty Year Look at fMRI

A view of the only twenty year history of fMIRI scanning of the brain.

<i>The Economist</i> on Lying
From Schneier on Security

The Economist on Lying

Two articles. And this is the cited work.

What To Tell Students About Computer Science
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

What To Tell Students About Computer Science

Last Friday I drove down to Cape Cod. Just over the Cape Cod canal via the Bourne Bridge is Upper Cape Tech. They have an outstanding culinary arts program andKinect...

Robots are Taking Mid-Level Jobs
From The Eponymous Pickle

Robots are Taking Mid-Level Jobs

Article suggests that many mid-level jobs are being taken by computing and robotics.  Rapidly changing the economy.  Technical jobs, though, should remain common...
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