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Category: Metadata Masterdata

MacBook Pro with Retina Display Meta-Review: Gorgeously Powerful

December 20, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

gizmodo.com

The first reviews of the new Mac­Book Pro with Reti­na Dis­play are out and to no one’s sur­prise, the Reti­na Dis­play is ah-mazing. We’ll have our own review of the new Mac­Book Pro soon, but in the mean time we culled togeth­er the best first…

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MacBook Pro with Retina Display Meta-Review: Gorgeously Powerful

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Human cognition or why 48 fps fails in the Hobbit

December 20, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Masterclass in Why 48 FPS Fails
Vincent Laforet, gizmodo.com

Peter Jackson, a terrifically talented film maker and pioneer of new cinema technology, has given the world of cinema a very important, and perhaps unintended, gift with his latest film “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,” as we wrap the year…

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Masterclass in Why 48 FPS Fails http://flip.it/hZ9Tm http://flip.it/bD7IT

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How to turn your kitchen into a molecular gastronomy lab

December 20, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

(via 8 Gifts For The Tech-Minded Cook | Popular Science)

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NYC bio hackers make new foods at meetup

December 19, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

The hackathon about hacking meat
Cesar Torres, arstechnica.com

A particpating member of Hack//Meat, a hackathon held in New York City December 7-9.Mike Lee of Studiofeast.comDevelopers and engineers who participate in hackathons are familiar with the rules. An organizer brings programmers together to work on…

RT @arstechnica: The hackathon about hacking meat http://flip.it/eUjBa by @Urraca http://flip.it/RDblg

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Bio design used to create deceptive robots

December 19, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata

Deceptive robots created thanks to squirrel and bird bluffing
By Philippa Warr, wired.co.uk

Technology

By look­ing at decep­tive behav­iours in squir­rels and birds a team at the Geor­gia Insti­tute of Tech­nol­o­gy have cre­at­ed robots capa­ble of deceiv­ing one anoth­er.

The military-funded project, led by Ronald Arkin of the…

RT @WiredUK: Deceptive robots created thanks to squirrel and bird bluffing http://flip.it/pOTQo by @PhilippaWarr http://flip.it/YwACW

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YouTube app lets you edit and record video easily on iOS

December 17, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

YouTube launches Capture, a video recording and enhancing app for iOS
By Nathan Ingraham, theverge.com

YouTube has just launched Cap­ture, a new app for iOS. It lets users take quick video, make minor adjust­ments, and upload that video to YouTube, Google+, Face­book, or Twit­ter. The app is built specif­i­cal­ly for iPhone and iPod touch and is…

RT @verge: YouTube launches Capture, a video recording and enhancing app for iOS http://flip.it/d6UFk http://flip.it/Igwgs

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Case study of ditching the DSLR for a mirror less

December 17, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

Sony NEX-5R review: can the best mirrorless camera get even better?
By Dan Seifert, theverge.com

Ear­li­er this year, I made a pret­ty dras­tic change in my cam­era set up. I left behind my trusty Canon DSLR, and the lens­es and acces­sories that had served me well for six years, and I picked up a Sony NEX-5N mir­ror­less cam­era. My rea­son …

RT @verge: Sony NEX-5R review: can the best mirrorless camera get even better? http://flip.it/xDT1T http://flip.it/SvQWu

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Why the iPad shall replace your ugly black television

December 16, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy, Systems Science

The future of television has arrived: it’s called the iPad
By Nilay Patel, theverge.com

Why owning the second screen is Apple’s game to lose

The future of the tele­vi­sion is the iPad.

That was the over­whelm­ing mes­sage at the TV of Tomor­row con­fer­ence in New York, which saw exec­u­tives and deci­sion mak­ers from across the…

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Alfred workflow creation tool

December 16, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Data Governance, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata
Alfreds
Alfreds (Photo credit: Thomas Hawk)

Upcoming Alfred 2.0 app adding Workflows, a simple visual tool for creating strings of actions
By Adi Robertson, theverge.com

Ver­sion 2 of pop­u­lar OS X launch­er app Alfred was announced last week, and we’re now see­ing one of the big­ger new fea­tures that’s set to come with it. Called Work­flows, it’s a set of trig­gers, actions, inputs, and out­puts that can be…

RT @verge: Upcoming Alfred 2.0 app adding Workflows, a simple visual tool for creating strings of actions http://flip.it/OFjER http://flip.it/t72n9

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Adobe finally gives up on desktop software, embraces the creative cloud

December 16, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Digital health, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata

With 326K Paid Of 1M Total Members, Adobe Adds Teams To Creative Cloud, Subscriber-Exclusive Updates To Photoshop CS6
Darrell Etherington, techcrunch.com

Adobe is host­ing an event today to show off some new updates it’s mak­ing for its Cre­ative Cloud offer­ings, but here’s an advance look: The ser­vice is get­ting a num­ber of exclu­sive updates that seem clear­ly designed to paint it as the upgr…

RT @TechCrunch: With 200K Paid Members In 4 Months, Adobe Adds Teams To Creative Cloud, Subscriber-Exclusive Updates T… http://flip.it/9jRKs by @drizzled http://flip.it/2X8f5

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Check this online posters

December 16, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Digital health, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

Checkthis Updates Its Social Posters: Share Visually Compelling Content Without Setting Up A Blog
Romain Dillet, techcrunch.com

Check­this received a major update today, mak­ing it more than ever a visu­al com­ple­ment to the text-only updates on social net­works. The ser­vice enables users to cre­ate com­pelling posters and share them with their friends. But users now get…

RT @TechCrunch: Checkthis Updates Its Social Posters: Share Visually Compelling Content Without Setting Up A Blog http://flip.it/GpMuq by @romaindillet http://flip.it/voja3

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Loccit converts your Facebook media into physical stuff

December 16, 2012 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Design UX, Digital health, Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

UK Startup Loccit Sells 8k Facebook ‘Memory Books’ In 48 Hours, Wants To Turn Your Digital Media Footprint Into Physical Stuff
Natasha Lomas, techcrunch.com

There’s a cot­tage indus­try of star­tups that want to sell your social net­work­ing con­tent back to you in a new form, such as Past­Book and Mem­olane. Loc­c­it, a UK-based ecom­merce start­up which launched this sum­mer after a spell in beta, i…

RT @TechCrunch: UK Startup Loccit Sells 8,000 Facebook ‘Memory Books’ In 48hrs, Wants To Turn Your Digital Media Footpr… http://flip.it/y5aOM by @riptari http://flip.it/3eQ3A

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