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links for 2009-08-22
From Wild WebMink

links for 2009-08-22

Apple Answers the FCC

Semantic Web and Kyield
From The Eponymous Pickle

Semantic Web and Kyield

Long-time correspondent Mark Montgomery writes in SemanticWeb. Plus more about Kyield. ' ... Is your enterprise getting smarter? Shouldn

The other side of the table: John Langford
From Return 42;

The other side of the table: John Langford

Time for another issue of The other side of the table. This time taking place on the opposite chair: John Langford. John Langford is a senior researcher/doctorYahoo...

On Source Code Annotations
From Return 42;

On Source Code Annotations

"The best comments aid the understanding of a program by briefly pointing out salient details or by providing a larger-scale view of the proceedings."         The...

Video in Paper Magazines
From The Eponymous Pickle

Video in Paper Magazines

Much in the news, the addition of chips in paper magazines which can present up to 40 minutes of images or videos on a small cellphone-size display. Appears to...

Numenta: Modeling Based on the Neocortex
From The Eponymous Pickle

Numenta: Modeling Based on the Neocortex

I was prompted by client discussions to look again at the Numenta site recently. I previously wrote about Jeff Hawkins' book: On Intelligence and Numenta's early...

FCC Seeks Comments on Definition of Broadband
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

FCC Seeks Comments on Definition of Broadband

As part of the National Broadband Plan that is within the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) seeks "tailored comment...

links for 2009-08-21
From Wild WebMink

links for 2009-08-21

Health Check: Mono - Too much monkey business? Very interesting overview of the story of Mono and Miguel's role in it. If you've...

Update on WolframAlpha
From The Eponymous Pickle

Update on WolframAlpha

Stephen Wolfram gives an update on the evolution of WolframAlpha. Played with it for a while and did see some interesting results at times, but too often it just...

Kroger, Unilever Partner for Digital Coupons
From The Eponymous Pickle

Kroger, Unilever Partner for Digital Coupons

Kroger is promoting a partnership with Unilever in which shoppers can browse an online catalog of exclusive coupons and download offers identified by their loyalty...

UIE Virtual Seminar on Faceted Search: A Great Experience!
From The Noisy Channel

UIE Virtual Seminar on Faceted Search: A Great Experience!


The 2009 International Olympiad in Informatics
From Computer Science Teachers Association

The 2009 International Olympiad in Informatics

I recently had the pleasure of attending the 21st International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI), held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria from August 8th to 15th. The IOI brings...

Generational Privacy Views
From The Eponymous Pickle

Generational Privacy Views

In The Japan Times, privacy honcho Bruce Schneier talks about the generational gaps in the perception of privacy.

Google Search Appliance: Now Without HCIR!
From The Noisy Channel

Google Search Appliance: Now Without HCIR!


Some Thoughts on Technophilia
From Apophenia

Some Thoughts on Technophilia

The New Media Consortium is hosting a Symposium for the Future October 27-29. I was asked to write a few thoughts that might provoke conversation in preparation...

A Quick Note about Cloud Computing
From CERIAS Blog

A Quick Note about Cloud Computing

I was talking to several people at the Cyber Leap Year Summit about how we have decades of research in computing that too many current researchers fail to lookWikipedia...

On Network Influences
From The Eponymous Pickle

On Network Influences

In MyVenturePad, Good article on the subject: Influence research: what are the real influence networks within Twitter and social media? Via Stan Dyck. Pointers...

GIS Becomes Mainstream
From The Eponymous Pickle

GIS Becomes Mainstream

Good interview with the president of ESRI on the mainstreaming of Geographic Information Systems (GIS). I agree, much has changed and there is a bright future:...

Sneak Preview: Many Famous Coders at Work
From Return 42;

Sneak Preview: Many Famous Coders at Work

We all know: There are two types of books about programming. The first delivering direct knowledge about a specific topic or a specific programming language orC...

Web vs. Desktop Applications: The Neverending Debate
From Return 42;

Web vs. Desktop Applications: The Neverending Debate

We can read about it every single day. One person describes the advantages of web applications over their native counterparts. Another one dismisses every single...
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