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by kylemathews 17y ago
I find it amusing that none of the google properties have any statistics.
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Three adoption patterns for educational social software(kyle.mathews2000.com)
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by kylemathews 17y ago
Newsweek's audience isn't people on Hacker News. Shallow to us doesn't mean it's shallow to them. I thought the tone / depth was appropriate.
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Marshall McLuhan on education (A changed environment requires a new education)(kyle.mathews2000.com)
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Novell Pulse -- Enterprise collaboration based on Google Wave(novell.com)
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by kylemathews 17y ago
On this subject -- Steve, how about putting your book on a wiki and letting the community edit / rewrite the book? I think there'd be easily enough interest.
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by kylemathews 17y ago
Great professors still matter sure. The problem is that there are so many more resources for learning thanks to the internet. 50 years ago, a bad economics professor was still somewhat acceptable because the alternative was learning nothing
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How we ran a micro-lab course at our University(kyle.mathews2000.com)
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by kylemathews 17y ago
They fixed that bug along w/ a few other annoying bugs (pulseaudio, laptop mic, etc). I've been running Ubuntu 9.10 for a month now on my laptop and have had almost zero problems. Only one resume fail in all that time.
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by kylemathews 17y ago
And it's handy for showing all the spam that's showed up: http://jquery.markmail.org/search/?q=porn
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Hacking the University: Moving Beyond the Course to Micro-labs(kyle.mathews2000.com)
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by kylemathews 17y ago
I'm not so sure about that. Speaking as a one-man startup who has moved recently from pre-modern to modern development methodology, using modern techniques like continuous deployment and dvcs (git) pay off pretty quick. Having a one-command
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by kylemathews 17y ago
I'd say so. I never ended up building an app but was planning on it and looked around the APIs enough to feel familiar. It's a very sensible development platform and is sufficiently Java-ish that you'll pick up good habits.
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Learning in the Open(kyle.mathews2000.com)
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When in Doubt, Make it Public(kyle.mathews2000.com)
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by kylemathews 17y ago
True. But because there's far more companies and far more diversity in the enterprise than in universities -- the enterprise social software state-of-the-art is far more advanced than what exists in universities. There's enough companies wi
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by kylemathews 17y ago
Absolutely. Us building social software into universities are Johnny-come-latelies when it comes to implementing social software. The enterprise and especially consumer space is far far ahead. So my post was an attempt to pull some wisdom f
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Deploying Social Software in Universities: Go Broad then Deep(kyle.mathews2000.com)
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by kylemathews 17y ago
I've been using mixpanel for a few weeks now -- nice software. The integration (PHP, Javascript) was very easy and the data presentation is easy to understand albeit still a bit rough.
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by kylemathews 17y ago
Yeah, this is a very useful plugin. Highly recommended for all jquery developers. I especially like being able to "jquerify" pages as I like to use jquery for ad-hoc data-mining of pages. It's easy to write up little scripts to pull out inf
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by kylemathews 17y ago
Techmeme's algorithm seems to rely on a combination of clustering similar articles and an analysis of the interlinking of various articles. So if you a textual analysis of two articles and discover that both use very similar words -- e.g. b
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How to design a social networking site using social objects(kyle.mathews2000.com)
2 points by kylemathews 18y ago|0 comments