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June 2008
Showcasing the CSS Parallax Effect: 12 1 Creative Usages [Update2] › Blog › kremalicious.com » Matthias Kretschmann | Photography & Design
by oqdbpo
Been so in love with the parallax effect that I have to post another article about it. For the non-geeks: I don’t mean measuring distances between objects in space, the parallax error in photography, any StarTrek episode, the movie Parallax View and definitely not DC Comic’s Parallax monster.
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May 2008
Mind Hacks: Do Bayesian statistics rule the brain?
by ogrisel
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This week's New Scientist has a fascinating article on a possible 'grand theory' of the brain that suggests that virtually all brain functions can be modelled with Bayesian statistics - an approach discovered by an 18th century vicar.
The story of Erased de Kooning Drawing
by 4004
New York magazine ran a 3-page excerpt from de Kooning: An American Master, by Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan, describing how a young Robert Rauschenberg asked the middle-aged de Kooning to give him a drawing that he could erase.
April 2008
Front to back » Blog Archive » Don’t (just) design what your users want
by greut
Both Norman and Hansson agree on one thing: user involvement alone is not enough. Designer vision, expertise and discipline is a vital part of successful innovation.
even if they disagree on who you're designing things for.
