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Matt Webb's Interconnected (it's all confused and beautiful.): Coates, Webb, Schulze (Flickr, blackbeltjones) # ¬ World Power Systems- Annotated history of charactercodes- ASCII # ¬ i-dog (Amazon.co.uk) # ¬ BBC - Science & Nature - Sex ID (is your brain male or female) # ¬ collision detection- The mathematics of wobbly coffee tables  # ¬ On Exactitude in Science (Wikipedia) # ¬ Map-territory relation (Wikipedia) # ¬ Microsoft Pushes Kid's Programming Language (KPL) # ¬ Ian Rowland- Mr Angry and Mrs Calm (optical/perceptual illusion) (via Cosmos)

business2blog: You've gotta love this bit of background: The two programmers who wrote this app together met and interacted with each other online. Only once the application was up and running did they realize that they lived . (via Cosmos)

Water Cooler Games - video games with an agenda: Related blogs Kotaku - Guardian Gamesblog - Game Girl Advance - Grand Text Auto - The Ludologist - Collision Detection - Terra Nova - mbf tod@y - Memory Card - Slashdot Games - buzzcut - Ludonauts - Adverblog - Wonderland (via Cosmos)

[David Allen] NY Times Mag article today on Life Hackers: By a sizable margin, life hackers are devotees not of Microsoft but of Apple, the company's only real rival in the creation of operating systems - and a company that has often seemed to intuit the need for software that reduces the complexity of the desktop. When Apple launched its latest operating system, Tiger, earlier this year, it introduced a feature called Dashboard - a collection of glanceable programs, each of which performs one simple function, like displaying the weather.

 [Geeking with Greg] Attention and life hacking: has been building networks equipped with artificial intelligence (A.I.) that carefully observes a computer user's behavior and then tries to predict that sweet spot - the moment when the user will be mentally free and ready to be interrupted.

[Qualia.information-theory.net] Qualia: Anyway…this, as Patricia Churchland points out in her book on neurophilosophy, Brain-Wise, means most modern philosophers (and many cognitive scientists) subscribe to functionalism, rather than reductionism, at least when it comes to the mind/brain. They are not reductionists, because they do not believe that matters of the mind can be reduced to neuroscience, or that understanding the brain is essential to understanding the mind.

 [Glinden.blogspot.com] Geeking with Greg: Other techniques for getting the crap out include editor review of recent changes (Wikipedia, Craigslist), asking your users to report abuse (Craigslist, MSN Spaces, Blogger), user moderation (Slashdot), relevance rank to suppress poor content (Google Blog Search, all web search engines), and personalization to elevate content that interests you (Findory).

[Radio.weblogs.com] Bruce Landon's Weblog for Students: "SightSpeed uses an innovative approach to video calling by emphasizing and retaining the information the human eye and ear care the most about. Utilizing advanced research from Cornell University's DISCOVER Lab, SightSpeed brings to everyday people an experience previously available only in complex systems costing thousands of dollars.

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