"There's a dawning sense that extremely large databases of information, starting in the petabyte level, could change how we learn things."
Brute force theory?
siggraph
Video Games
Microsoft
DVD
inner space
seach
NYC
visualization
ecosystem
RSS
learning
FireFox
python
financials
Cubs
perception
alt transport
History
China
mobile
semantic
oceans
TED
Japan
ecology
empire
bikes
IM
hardware
nano
Literature
population
Web 3.0
aerospace
production
leadership
Law
humor
Oen Source
CD-ROM
optical
quake
Open Source
code
NASA
Twitter
software
Canada
test SCROM
hack
DIY
browser
metaverse
Internet
XHTML
Pedro Links
Hawai'i
augmented reality
mental disorder
video
SMS
next
transit
Mid-East
search Google
environment
DRM
Anthropology
Adobe
Web 2.0
biotech
AWS
media
cloud
The Shins
Russia
green
dog
stroke
AV
Drupal
3D
kids
traffic
design
WTF
energy
Collaboration
globalization
Google
business
Fail
UI
contrarian
music
science
storage
dolphins
maps
social
funny
USA
Yahoo!
Second Life
etc
SAS
Korea
change
Director
fun
MAD
IP
Might I suggest...
Radar O'Reilly
- I Like Eating Whole Foods - Review Comics [pic]
- A body farm is basically just a few acres of land surrounded by a fence and filled with DEAD AND DECOMPOSING BODIES
- What would Jesus have to say about atheist displays in public places? Nothing. He'd be too busy with the hungry, the sick, the homeless, and the outcast.
- Gamestop Chrono Trigger Fail.
- Obama To Every Single Bush Ambassadorship Political Appointee: "Your services will no longer be required come January 20th."
World Changing
The Economist
- Stephen Harper, Canada's prime minister, has dodged a vote of no confidence
- How Britons exaggerate expense claims
- Damian Green’s arrest
- Worsening economic condition across Europe spur the EBC, Bank of England and Swedish central bank to make big interest-rate cuts
- Funding Argentina's “New Deal”
Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools
Boing Boing
- (BBtv) Stormtrooping Akihabara: Silicon Valley meets Tokyo meets Star Wars meets Sexy Maids / feat. Joi Ito + Danny Choo
- Little Nemo in Slumberland, Many More Splendid Sundays -- a new gigantic collection of Winsor McCay's lush and surreal comics
- Prince rewards spendy fans with DRM-crippled downloads
- Platitude of the Day: a non-denominational parody of the BBC's religious "Thought of the Day"
- US military interrogator decries torture -- worse than useless
Homer Wisdom
The office is no place for off-color remarks or offensive jokes. That's why I never go there.
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