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What Does Auto-completion Say About You?
From Computer Science Teachers Association

What Does Auto-completion Say About You?

Word completion is a common feature in browsers and other text entry tools. When you begin the entry of a frequently-used word, the computer automatically completes...

Toothpaste, Data and People at Procter & Gamble
From The Eponymous Pickle

Toothpaste, Data and People at Procter & Gamble

An interesting and detailed article in Forbes on P&G's use of advanced data technology.  Note this work relates to another post I did about early attempts to deliver...

From Computational Complexity

The Not-So-Simple Path

This post was inspired by the simple functions discussion on Bill's post and this question on unique paths. A path is just a way from getting from point A to point...

The Security Risks of Not Teaching Malware
From Schneier on Security

The Security Risks of Not Teaching Malware

Essay by George Ledin on the security risks of not teaching students malware.

Computational Thinking Leadership Toolkit
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Computational Thinking Leadership Toolkit

Computational thinking is, in my opinion at least, a lot more than the latest buzz word or fad in education. It is really at the core of what we need for success...

Predictive Perspectives with SPSS
From The Eponymous Pickle

Predictive Perspectives with SPSS

Free, Cincinnati local, half day IBM SPSS seminar on predictive analytics. More here, and registration link. SEATING IS LIMITED, REGISTER NOW! Predictive...

Grocery Stores are Spreading the Apps
From The Eponymous Pickle

Grocery Stores are Spreading the Apps

A number of grocery stores are now providing their own smartphone Apps to increase engagement with their customers. An article in the Miami Herald about the efforts...

Interview on Experientia
From Putting People First

Interview on Experientia

This month’s e-Periscope review has a brief interview with Experientia partner Mark Vanderbeeken, talking about Experientia’s strategy on sustainable living in...

Counting Unknown Hierarchical Kinds
From The Eponymous Pickle

Counting Unknown Hierarchical Kinds

A discovered technical paper just published in  Language Log.  About how to estimate kinds of things that exist in a hierarchical organizations.  The initial posed...

First Person:
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

First Person:

The following is a special contribution to this blog by Doug Fisher, Associate Professor of Computer Science and Computer Engineering at Vanderbilt University....

How Algorithms Shape Our World
From The Eponymous Pickle

How Algorithms Shape Our World

Interesting TED video on the advance of algorithms.  A very skeptical view of their value.  As someone who has dealt with them for a long time I see much misunderstanding...

links for 2011-08-24
From Wild WebMink

links for 2011-08-24

Beware: Europe's 'unitary patent' could mean unlimited software patents | Technology | guardian.co.uk Stallman is right to call the alarm on unitary patents. We...

Stealing ATM PINs with a Thermal Camera
From Schneier on Security

Stealing ATM PINs with a Thermal Camera

It's easy: Researchers from UCSD pointed thermal cameras towards plastic ATM PIN pads and metal ATM PIN pads to test how effective they were at stealing PIN numbers...

Languages That Make You Think
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Languages That Make You Think

The old joke used to be that

The Athena Project
From The Eponymous Pickle

The Athena Project

I just discovered Christian Renaud's Athena Project: " ... The Athena Project is being developed to engage 21stCentury students using virtual learning environments...

Public Domain Review
From The Eponymous Pickle

Public Domain Review

So with all the knowledge out there on the Web, what is really out there in the public domain?  Copyright laws continue to extend the extent of protection.  Ororphaned...

The Future of Tablets
From The Eponymous Pickle

The Future of Tablets

A ComputerWorld look at a number of innovations that will lead to changes in tablet design and function.

Smartphone Keystroke Logging Using the Motion Sensor
From Schneier on Security

Smartphone Keystroke Logging Using the Motion Sensor

Clever: "When the user types on the soft keyboard on her smartphone (especially when she holds her phone by hand rather than placing it on a fixed surface), the...

AI Patent For Data Optimization in Workplace
From The Eponymous Pickle

AI Patent For Data Optimization in Workplace

Great to hear, congratulations to Mark Montgomery,  who I have corresponded with for years.  Read the whole thing on the link below.   See also theKYield site. ...

Promoting Creativity
From The Eponymous Pickle

Promoting Creativity

In the Harvard Business Review Working Knowledge:  All about promoting creativity.  " ... We tend to think of the moment of insight and creativity in sudden and...
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