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Memoto records every minute of your day

November 29, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Network Science, Sustainable Design

A Wearable Camera To Record Every Single One Of Life’s Precious Moments
BY ZAK STONE, fastcoexist.com

The Memoto is a “lifelogging camera” designed to capture and then re-stream everything that happens to you. Does this mean the end of memory as we know it?

The cyborgian future that awaits us is full of enhancements to the human form that we…

RT @FastCompany: A Wearable Camera To Record Every Single One Of Life’s Precious Moments http://flpbd.it/oZ0Fm http://flpbd.it/dO25s

Memoto, The Lifelogging Camera (drapersden.com)
Founders of Memoto wearable camera capture 10,000 pictures at SXSW (dpreview.com)
First Look at Photos Shot Using a Memoto Wearable Lifelogging Camera (petapixel.com)
Memoto lifelogging camera (ebiquity.umbc.edu)
This tiny wearable camera captures every second of your life (venturebeat.com)
SXSWi Day 3: Cory Booker, Memoto’s Lifelogging Camera and More (mashable.com)
Memoto Selected as Finalist for SXSW Accelerator Competition (paramuspost.com)

Build an anti fragile career

November 29, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Systems Science

How To Build An Antifragile Career
By Drake Baer, fastcompany.com

When the economic future feels more iffy than ever, randomness should not be something to fear but rather, something to exploit. Author-provacateur Nassim Taleb talks with Fast Company about the concepts behind “Antifragile: Things That Gain from…

RT @erin719nyc: Go one step further than looking for a job: build an “antifragile” career. http://flpbd.it/s2pPc http://flpbd.it/7UgPU

Jamie Dimon: My Bank Thrives On Your Pain (huffingtonpost.com)

Visualize microscopic wonder of plants

November 29, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Systems Science

The Wondrous Beauty Of Microscopic Plant Seeds
By Kelsey Campbell-Dollaghan, fastcodesign.com

U.K. artist Rob Kesseler is working with the Millennium Seed Bank to illustrate the remarkable, nearly invisible world of microscopic botany.

As long as humans have made art, they’ve looked to the flora and fauna around them for inspiration.…

RT @FastCompany: Via @FastCoDesign, The Wondrous Beauty Of Microscopic Plant Seeds http://flpbd.it/zDtAX http://flpbd.it/meSvG

What A Vinyl Record Looks Like On A Microscopic Level (buzzfeed.com)
Kemper’s Seed-based Membrane Keeps Rain Out for Kew (kirhammond.wordpress.com)

Obama victory and tech industry

November 28, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Systems Science

What Obama’s Victory Means for Tech
Brian Barrett, gizmodo.com

Barack Obama’s victory last night has far-reaching fiscal, social, and military implications, all of which are familiar to anyone who kept at least one eye open during any of this year’s debates. But what do four more years mean for tech…

What Obama’s Victory Means for Tech http://flpbd.it/R2n2u

The Next Frontier for the Tech Industry: The Brain and the Ocean (digidame.wordpress.com)

Obama tech crippled Romney campaign

November 27, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

How Team Obama’s tech efficiency left Romney IT in dust
Sean Gallagher, arstechnica.com

Despite running a campaign with about twice the money and twice the staff of Governor Mitt Romney’s presidential bid, President Barack Obama’s campaign under-spent Romney’s on IT products and services by $14.5 million, putting the…

Obama’s Budget Would Cap Romney-Sized Retirement Accounts – Bloomberg (bloomberg.com)
Money, Money Everywhere (evergreeninstitute.wordpress.com)
Time For Some Comedy: Chris Wallace’s Mitt And Ann Romney FULL Interview – March 3, 2013 (theobamacrat.com)
Man who leaked Romney’s ’47 per cent’ video speaks out (cbc.ca)
No Wonder Romney Lost (pjmedia.com)

Harvard bio library stores 70 billion books on DNA

November 27, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Harvard Stores 70 Billion Books in Record Breaking DNA Bio-Library the Size of a Thumbnail | Inhabitat – Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building
GreatEmerald says:, inhabitat.com

DNA photo from Shutterstock

A team from Harvard University’s Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering has discovered a way to store 70 billion books in a space the size of your thumbnail! Using…

http://flpbd.it/ScLZL

DNA an option for data storage (networkworld.com)
BOOK REVIEW: Bridgette Meinhold’s Urgent Architecture Showcases 40 Sustainable Housing Solutions for a Changing World (inhabitat.com)
Sequence Your DNA In An Hour On This Tiny Chip (gizmodo.com)

Obama wins election of the nerds

November 27, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

Obama wins the nerdiest election ever
By Spencer Ackerman, wired.co.uk

Politics

Congratulations, Barack Obama: you have prevailed in the nerdiest election in the history of the American Republic.

If 2008 was about hope and change, 2012 was about data and memes. The unemployment rate. The effective …

http://flpbd.it/i8Wy9

Despite “Jedi” flap, Obama still has nerd cred (salon.com)
Obama Crosses Nerd Streams, Every Molecule Of Internet Explodes At Speed Of Light (wonkette.com)

We can now predict your behavior using online data

November 27, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

The Rising Science Of Social Influence — How Predictable Is Your Online Behaviour?
Ferenc Huszár, techcrunch.com

Techcrunch recently ran a piece by Michael Wu of Lithium. The following is a response written by Ferenc Huszar, who, prior to joining Peer Index PeerIndex as lead data scientist, was was a PhD student at the Machine Learning Lab at…

http://flpbd.it/FUfjy

Social influence: the next step for ecommerce? (econsultancy.com)
KredStreet: Big data could cripple Facebook, by @rezendi (nextlevelofnews.com)

Microscopic reasons to stop eating fast foods

November 26, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search

An Electron Microscope Reveals The Hidden Horrors Of Processed Foods
By Belinda Lanks, fastcodesign.com

Photographer Caren Alpert wants you to take a good, hard look at what you eat.

One of the most powerful tools in a scientist’s arsenal is the scanning electron microscope (SEM), which uses a beam of electrons to magnify a specimen u…

http://flpbd.it/ZJziJ

25 Microscopic Images of Snow Crystals (twistedsifter.com)
12 Stunning Images of Snow Crystals Captured with an Electron Microscope (techeblog.com)
A Tour of Human Tissues as Viewed Through Scanning Electron Microscope (medgadget.com)
This is spider skin at 12000x magnification (geek.com)
The process of SEM (sphagnumsem.wordpress.com)
‘Taking a photo’ of DNA helices with an Environmental Scanning Electronic Microscope (nanowerk.com)

Journey: Peaceful, addictive gaming at last

November 26, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata

Journey | Popular Science
popsci.com

Peaceful, addictive gaming at last.

The fastest-selling game in the history of the PlayStation Network has no sniper rifles, no speeding cars, and not a single word of dialogue. Journey is solely a piece of interactive art. The…

http://flpbd.it/5wGEI

Journey: A Popular, Non-Violent Video Game? (enumclaw.com)

Arduino: How To Smell Pollutants

November 26, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Systems Science

English: Arduino Serial board (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

by liseman, instructables.com

This Instructable explains how to use a gas sensor with your Arduino.

This lets your Arduino smell (and hence you program responses to) overall gas levels for a variety of nasties, including ethanol, methane, formaldehyde, and a bunch o…

http://flpbd.it/EypGF

How To Smell Pollutants

Arduino ADK LED Lighting (instructables.com)
Shrunk down an Arduino to the size of a finger-tip! (electronics-lab.com)
Arduino controlled Pocket Etch A Sketch Random Walk Simulation (instructables.com)

Tim Ferriss and Amazon Try to Reinvent Publishing

November 25, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Systems Science

English: Timothy Ferriss speaks at Google, May 2007. Photo by Devin Murphy. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

By DAVID STREITFELD, nytimes.com

Tim Ferriss’ “4-Hour Chef” is the first big book to be published by Amazon. With the traditional bookselling outlets unwilling to stock or publicize the title, publisher and author are pulling out all the stops to move copies and show…

http://flpbd.it/bCv0s

Tim Ferriss and Amazon Try to Reinvent Publishing

Your Book Is A Startup: Tim Ferriss, The 4-Hour Chef, And The BitTorrent Publishing Model (bittorrent.com)
So, Did Tim Ferriss’s BitTorrent Book Gamble Work? (readwrite.com)
Tim Ferriss has an interesting take on the 10,000 hour rule (generallythinking.com)
Self-publishing superstar Tim Ferriss joins us for paidContent Live in New York (paidcontent.org)
Tim Ferriss predicts a “nuclear winter” for startup angel investment, but he isn’t worried (thenextweb.com)

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