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Continuous Partial Atttention
In today’s commentary, I discuss the problems of the “always on, always accessible” society. The complete article can be found at: http://vlb.typepad.com/commentary/2006/03/continuous_part.html Continue reading
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Fun With Print
MIT has a blog on the future of advertising technology. Knowing MIT, it can only be interesting. Continue reading
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Patently Ridiculous
Those of us who work in the technology industries know that the US Patent and Trademark Office has been in trouble for years. The PTO seems willing to grant just about every patent application they receive — for algorithms, genetic sequences, and ideas, as well as "real" inventions. Continue reading
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The Math You Learned
Steve Yegge has posted an essay, entitled Math For Programmers, in which he posits that Most programmers think they don’t need to know math Most programmers are correct, but… Math is a lot easier to pick up after you know how to program They teach math all wrong in school (at least, in terms of… Continue reading
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The Math You Learned
In today's commentary, I discuss Steve Yegge's recent essay, Math For Programmers, and my thoughts on high school mathematics and its effect on what I do in my job. Read my commentary… Continue reading
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Dropping the Pink Elephant
15 Ways to Say What You Mean…and Mean What You Sa Continue reading
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Knowledge Sharing
Trackback URL for this post: http://www.computerworld.com/blogs/trackback/190 Continue reading
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Knowledge Sharing
In today's commentary I discuss the ways in which the World Wide Web provides us with a vast and ever-growing library where each of us can check things in as well as check things out! Read my commentary… Continue reading
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