theblackbox

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   by theblackbox 18y ago

   Found this a few years ago and always end up showing people. It really does show the "quality" and "persistence" of wiki data in a way that begs the "ohhhhh, yeah" moment and if anyone wants to contest the "valuable medium" bit, I'm thinkin
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   History Flow: the only way to convince yourself that the "wiki" is a valuable medium(research.ibm.com)

   4 points by theblackbox 18y ago|3 comments
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   by theblackbox 18y ago

   Just thought this was a really interesting one (featured on BBC news website, due to it's use in visualising the "Gaza debate") Inspires ideas of using it to view wiki and commons data in a "UML" format.
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   DebateGraph(debategraph.org)

   1 points by theblackbox 18y ago|1 comments
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   by theblackbox 18y ago

   Fascinating in a way that only geeks would ever admit too ;)
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   by theblackbox 18y ago

   <gag></gag>
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   by theblackbox 18y ago

   @electromagnetic: kinda off topic, but there is an interesting debate on the roots of Autism - some psychologist believe that it has evolved out of a male coping strategy for stress. As in, it gives the male mind access to the ability to sw
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   by theblackbox 18y ago

   speak for yourself - my sex life is a study in unity ...... I made myself sad =(
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   by theblackbox 18y ago

   Hi, I was on the Bryson train.... there are a good many techniques to enhance memory, most usually deal with some form of visual imagery. I'm pretty sure this hinges on the idea that a very large proportion of the brain is given over to vis
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    by theblackbox 18y ago

    Yes but surely there are some legal issues abound here? these social networking sites are facilitating the data trawling applied by phishers and identity fraudsters. I'm currently researching the PCI DSS for my employer, and I'm seeing this
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    by theblackbox 18y ago

    updated - sorry, I'm an ass
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    by theblackbox 18y ago

    http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=364901 another contender for this suspect behaviour, for reference
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    Social Networking Anti Patterns(microformats.org)

    16 points by theblackbox 18y ago|7 comments