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From Computational Complexity

A candidate for a new Millenium Problem

In a prior post I wrote that the Erdos-Turan Conjecture should be a Millennium problem. Today I am going to (1) suggest a generalization of the Erdos-Turan Conjecture...

Bob Herbold's New Book and Blog
From The Eponymous Pickle

Bob Herbold's New Book and Blog

I have noted this before, but my boss at Procter & Gamble, Bob Herbold,  was our SVP and later spent seven years as the Chief Operating Officer at Microsoft.  He...

Data Mining Health Problems
From The Eponymous Pickle

Data Mining Health Problems

As we gather more data about health conditions, it is natural to look at the relationship over time between these sensory readings and conditions.   And also the...

Smartphone Based Brain Scanning
From The Eponymous Pickle

Smartphone Based Brain Scanning

Another interesting sensory application: " A team of researchers from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have developed a portable EEG system powered byEmotive...

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

This month’s

Making Fake ATMs Using 3D Printers
From Schneier on Security

Making Fake ATMs Using 3D Printers

One group stole $400K.

When Fish Fly
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

When Fish Fly

How excited am I about the Partners in Learning Global Forum? I

Think Before You Give!
From Wild WebMink

Think Before You Give!

Should You Donate To Open Source Projects? Donating money to your favourite open source project may not be the first thing you should do. Support the sources of...

Set Competition
From My Biased Coin

Set Competition

As an applied probability exercise, I had my class compute empirically the probability of a game failing on the nth round for the game of Set.  (See my previous...

Games as a Great Starting Point
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Games as a Great Starting Point

I'm always looking for new ways to start off my computer science and robotics classes. It used to be that every intro class started off with a "Hello World" program...

Tablets Likely to Come Out After Dark
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tablets Likely to Come Out After Dark

New statistics reported on tablet use.   I would agree, I often use tablets as a 'second screen' as an auxiliary information device for TV or Radio.  Can that fact...

Innovation by Embracing Failure
From The Eponymous Pickle

Innovation by Embracing Failure

In the WSJ:   A friend sends me a good article on how companies are addressing risk aversion in edgy economic times.  Includes mention of outright rewards for disclosed...

Text Analytics for Legacy BI
From The Eponymous Pickle

Text Analytics for Legacy BI

Always interesting Doug Lautzenheiser discusses in his business intelligence blog the use of text analytics techniques to search code libraries in enterprises for...

When Fish Fly
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

When Fish Fly

How excited am I about the Partners in Learning Global Forum? I’m seriously thinking of taking vacation days and paying my own way to Washington DC to see if IInnovative...

Hotels Becoming More Social
From The Eponymous Pickle

Hotels Becoming More Social

As frequent travelers we participated in brainstorming sessions for several large hotel chains five years ago.   We leveraged our expertise in in-context innovation...

How Will Gaming and Advertising Overlap?
From The Eponymous Pickle

How Will Gaming and Advertising Overlap?

A response by two young CEOs in FastCompany.  It has become a point of contention recently. My answer:  In a way that they will produce value for companies.

Computing Researchers Among Presidential Early Career Awardees
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Computing Researchers Among Presidential Early Career Awardees

Yesterday, the White House named

Problems with Mac OS X Lion Passwords
From Schneier on Security

Problems with Mac OS X Lion Passwords

Seems like some dumb mistakes. News article.

Low2No Camp: entrepreneurial ideas to activate Low2No vision
From Putting People First

Low2No Camp: entrepreneurial ideas to activate Low2No vision

Article by Experientia collaborator Irene Cassarino, with additional input from Jan-Christoph Zoels.   How do you create community services and business models...

Robotics @ Home Competition
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Robotics @ Home Competition

The Microsoft Robotics team has released a new software stack for controlling robots 
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