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I've yet to hear a Cory @Doctorow interview that wasn't worth listening to (Renovation Podcast) http://t.co/S26fYOy http://t.co/uZYtHuE
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I've yet to hear a Cory @Doctorow interview that wasn't worth listening to (Renovation Podcast) http://t.co/S26fYOy http://t.co/uZYtHuE
links for 2011-09-09
September 10, 2011links for 2011-09-08
September 9, 2011-
Wild Man Blues – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://t.co/IY4ElJ9 #woodyallen
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Delta3D – Open source gaming and simulation engine – FLOSS Weekly 177 | TWiT.TV http://t.co/YBIpmPm
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Samsung Heads Into Film Vault For Kubrick’s ‘2001’ In Apple Patent Defense | mocoNews http://t.co/vFVe9js
links for 2011-09-07
September 8, 2011-
RT @robtull: Okay, Twitter folks: 1) Google Docs is really down so 2) it's not just you and 3) Google apparently doesn't know yet: http: …
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problem not we don't have enough stuff it's that we don't have enough ways for people to prove they deserve this stuff http://t.co/kUWMWeb
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The E. B. White House: A Podcast with Blake Eskin http://t.co/JgziRiK @newyorker #ebwhite #maine
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Blake Eskin visits the salt-water farm in Brooklin, Maine, that used to belong to Katharine and E. B. White, until it was sold after his death in 1985. Mary Gallant, who with her husband, Robert, purchased the property from the Whites, points out features of the farm that readers of “Charlotte’s Web” would recognize, and talks about how her family has made it their own in the twenty-five years they have owned it.</blockquote> -
RT @davewiner: Krugman reviews Bitcoin. http://r2.ly/bxkz
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RT @dougvdotcom: Sept. 7, 1998: If the Check Says ‘Google Inc.,’ We’re ‘Google Inc.’ http://t.co/3jaZsGl
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@mshook thx. there's a lot of good non-fiction about Manjiro too. e.g. http://t.co/fNeB2TV
– Christopher Keener (duck4jpn) http://twitter.com/duck4jpn/status/111354008265957376
links for 2011-09-05
September 6, 2011-
RT @mikeloukides: Really cool. App for navigating the solar system http://t.co/xziwl4h
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Heart of a Samurai, Margi Preus http://t.co/x6INRX6 @duck4jpn Read while on vacation. YA fictional account of Nakahama Manjirō
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http://t.co/pxBl2Dx editorial team unintentionally selected three reviewers who probably share some climate sceptic notions of the authors
links for 2011-09-04
September 5, 2011-
RT @timoreilly: Digital Transportation Exchange: DOT looking for ideas for innovation in transportation. http://t.co/5Ygkflr How about …
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Mary Mae and the Gospel Truth Blog http://t.co/GahdnQE #evolution
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2/3 through Mary Mae and the Gospel Truth, Sandra Dutton: Literal v evolution via YA novel http://t.co/szVyFBj @writedance @modmyth
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#Genova (film) – Colin Firth, Hope Davis – alas, #lame http://t.co/8PGC8ds Not the parts of Genoa I knew
links for 2011-09-03
September 4, 2011-
RT @davewiner: "I am now one step closer to reaching my goal of making everything I own fit inside a single suitcase.". http://r2.ly/buvi
links for 2011-09-02
September 3, 2011-
Photograph – Egg Rock Light – Gregg TeHennepe | Posters http://t.co/rlPiegC #wishlist
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Gorgeous graphite (pencil) #Maine coast drawings http://t.co/SprLI96 #Belfast gallery
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<blockquote><span><p>These two styles are in dynamic tension. On the C2 wiki, where Ward Cunningham has for many years hosted a conversation about the core principles that govern information systems, the topics <a href="http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?DontRepeatYourself">DontRepeatYourself</a> and <a href="http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?PrematureGeneralization">PrematureGeneralization</a> express that tension. It’s good to DRY things out, but bad to generalize prematurely.</p><p>Does that rule belong on the list? Maybe. I wish programmers weren’t the only ones feeling and responding to the tension between DRY and WET<sup>1</sup>. Anyone who aims to<a href="http://blog.jonudell.net/2011/08/25/learning-to-automate-work/">automate work</a>, for example, needs to learn how to walk the WET/DRY tightrope.</p><div><br></div></span></blockquote>
links for 2011-09-01
September 2, 2011-
CBC.ca | Ideas | The Munk Debates: Be It Resolved that the 21st Century Will Belong to China http://t.co/LRni0ju
links for 2011-08-28
August 29, 2011-
Esther Dyson: "But now machines automate the production of attention-consuming information, which takes our time." http://t.co/h59ecCy
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Lee Smolin: "One may be fooled because there is no ceremony or liturgy, but this is just a sign that what we have here is a true mysticism" http://t.co/5qsvnxa
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Sherman Alexie – Selected Shorts – “Breaking and Entering” – interview – War Dances – 8/28/11 – http://t.co/a7OYxU9
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"The very hugeness of our Universe, which seems at first to signify how unimportant we are in the cosmic scheme, is actually entailed by our existence!"
Via the Martin Rees excerpt in The Oxford Book of Modern Science Writing.
The most engaging new idea I got from the Dawkins edited collection.
"The very hugeness of our Universe [...] is actually entailed by our existence!" Martin Rees in Just Six Numbers http://t.co/3U8oufH
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I've wondered what Meg Scheid was up to since The Cat stopped running. Now I know: St Croix Island — Bangor Daily News http://t.co/DPKWj4d
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Artificial societies – Jonathan Rauch -Seeing Around Corners – Magazine – The Atlantic http://t.co/2HxxJtw
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7 Martin Rees – Size & age of universe re us<div>363 Smolin – Mystery & theory</div><div>273 Per Bak – Self-organized criticality</div><div>115 Niko Tinbergen – Wasps finding their nests</div><div>392 G Gaylord Simpson – Nothing butter</div><div><br></div><div>Missing:</div><div>Knuth</div><div>David Eagleman</div><div>John McCarthy</div><div>c. elegans</div><div><br></div>
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August 19, 2011-
RT @lockerproject: http://t.co/CtjBmiw: @ctide's post on synclets, a simple way to pull data from providers, much more simple than what' …
