- What to say ... I'm back
- Tweets from October Week 3
- The Problem with Thinking Outside the Box in a Corporation
- Crowdsourcing Translation with Captchas
- Modern Examples of Disruption: The Good Enough Revolution
- All 12 YCombinator Essays in one PDF
- The Ultimate Laundry Service ? Purple Tie
- The more things change - the more they stay the same ...
- Keeping it Simple - Code Reviews
- Win 1000 USD in the UCSD Data Mining Contest (Students only)
Tweets from October Week 3
Most noted tweets for the 3th week of October 2009
- Excel as the iPod of Downloaded Data « Gobán Saor http://bit.ly/4sa8dwabout 16 hours ago from TweetDeck
- The Future Is Big Data in the Cloud http://bit.ly/1gwP02about 16 hours ago from TweetDeck
- From natch.net: - an encounter with the TSA and the craziness of airport security rules - http://bit.ly/16oBvo11:39 AM Oct 23rd from TweetDeck
- Save the planet: eat a dog? | Stuff.co.nz http://bit.ly/1Rmeei6:39 PM Oct 22nd from TweetDeck
- RT @gilbane: More on NPR's Create Once Publish Everywhere "Content Modularity: More Than Just Data Normalization"http://bit.ly/qudK44:36 PM Oct 22nd from TweetDeck
- Worth Reading - Morgan Stanley and Mobile Trends - 1Bn mobile data users by 2013 - http://bit.ly/1dNDmO5:01 AM Oct 22nd from TweetDeck
- Gartner's "Magic Quadrant" Goes To Court - ZL Technologies Lawsuit - http://bit.ly/3VzwaN. Risky, if not foolish, strategy imho3:13 AM Oct 21st from TweetDeck
- Project Gemini renamed PowerPivot for Excel 2010 - simple tool to analyse massive amounts of data plus sharePoint integration.7:14 PM Oct 19th from TweetDeck
- Refresh Dublin - Trinity Science Gallery - Thursday October 29th, 2009 @6pm3:43 PM Oct 19th from TweetDeck
- RT @timoreilly: Wow: connection between increase in consumer debt television-watching patterns starting in 1950s:http://bit.ly/1kkpHw2:24 PM Oct 19th from TweetDeck
- #tdpug Teradata to promote open source user defined functions and portlets via their developer exchange2:08 PM Oct 19th from TweetDeck