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June 2009

Murmur Study | Christopher Baker

by karlcow

Murmur Study is a work-in-progress that examines the rise of micro-messaging technologies such as Twitter and Facebook Status Updates. One might describe these messages as a kind of digital small talk. But unlike water-cooler conversations, these fleeting thoughts are accumulated, archived and indexed digitally by corporations. While the future of these archives are still to be seen, the sheer volume of publicly accessible personal expression should give us pause.

DesignNotes by Michael Surtees » Blog Archive » Video on Agile Design from my Creative Mornings talk is up

by karlcow

’m really happy to mention that my Agile Design talk at Creative Mornings can now be seen on Vimeo at http://www.vimeo.com/4831538. The entire video is about half an hour with the Q & A—I guess I went over my ten minute slot, ha. I just want to thank Tina and the entire Creative Mornings team for giving me the opportunity to talk, setting up the event and producing a great video that ties my talk together. I also wanted to thank James A. Reeves who was hanging out in Finland and was the virtual skype guest, and Core Industries for sponsoring the talk.

Jan-Piet Mens / Getting Arduino to talk wirelessly: XBee

by karlcow

XBee modems are one of the easiest ways to create a wireless point-to-point or mesh network.

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May 2009

Top Twitter Friends

by parmentierf
Who do you talk to most often on Twitter? Who are your closest friends? What does your social network look like?

Wives of War | Heroism at home

by gregg
Women from three generations talk about the price they pay on "Wives of War"" in The Sydney Morning Herald

.NET Rocks!

by ERSWeb
Carl and Richard talk to Michael Feathers about how to bring legacy code (that which has no testing code coverage) into the 21st century.

Jeff Veen Talk: Designing for "Big Data" - information aesthetics

by karlcow

issue of "decorating" data versus making it accessible, and the emerging challenge to empower lay people to participate in visualizing and analyzing their own data.

April 2009

Edge: LORD OF THE CLOUD: John Markoff and Clay Shirky talk to David Gelernter

by karlcow

The central idea we were working on was this idea of de-localized information — information for which I didn't care what computer it was stored on. It didn't depend on any particular computer. I didn't know the identities of other computers in the ensemble that I was working on. I just knew myself and the cybersphere, or sometimes we called it the tuplesphere, or just a bunch of information floating around. We used the analogy — we talked about helium balloons. We used a million ways to try and explain this idea.

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John Markoff and Clay Shirky talk to David Gelernter

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IMPLODR » Blog Archive » Icon Intermission at C4[1]

by sbrothier (via)
I get asked a lot about how I created my QLab icon. At some point I’d love to go a little bit more in-depth about that — I actually made a polished presentation about it for my interview at Apple — but in the meantime, here’s a video of my short icon talk that I gave at C4[1]. Enjoy!

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March 2009

Pidgin, the universal chat client

by gregg & 3 others
Pidgin is a chat program which lets you log in to accounts on multiple chat networks simultaneously. This means that you can be chatting with friends on MSN, talking to a friend on Google Talk, and sitting in a Yahoo chat room all at the same time.

Chrome Experiments - Home

by srcmax & 3 others
We think JavaScript is awesome. We also think browsers are awesome. Indeed, when we talk about them, we say they are the cat's meow – which is an American expression meaning AWESOME. In light of these deeply held beliefs, we created this site to showcase cool experiments for both JavaScript and web browsers.

Haeckel falsified his embryo pictures (Talk.Origins) - CreationWiki, the encyclopedia of creation science

by ericpaul (via)
The problem is that at least some authors continued to use them at least till the end of the 20th century.

OSCulator

by karlcow 1 comment

OSCulator is a software that links your controllers to your music and video software. For example, with OSCulator, your Nintendo Wiimote or iPhone can talk to major MIDI sequencers or your favorite console emulator or even the Kyma sound design workstation.

OSCulator supports the OSC protocol which makes it able to be used with a wide variety of software and devices like SuperCollider, Processing, Max/MSP or the Lemur multitouch controller.

Overqualified: Thursday, March 5th 2009

by greut

Cover letters are all the same. They're useless. You write the same lies over and over again, listing the store-bought parts of yourself that you respect the least. God knows how they tell anyone apart, but this is how it's done.

And then one day a car comes out of nowhere, and suddenly everything changes and you don't know if he'll ever wake up. You get out of bed in the morning, and when you sit down to write another paint-by-numbers cover letter, something entirely different comes out.

You start threatening instead of begging. You tell impolite jokes. You talk about your childhood and your sexual fantasies. You sign your real name and you put yourself honestly into letter after letter and there is no way you are ever going to get this job. Not with a letter like this.

And you send it anyway.

February 2009

And Now It's Twitter That's Evil | Techdirt

by oseres
There was the claim that girls who used Facebook more often were more depressed, with the implication being that Facebook made them depressed, rather than the fact that those who were depressed may have turned to Facebook to talk to people and relieve their depression. Then there was the ridiculously misleading reports last week, implying that social networks could be harmful to your health, though the real story turned out to be a lot more benign.

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