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Tech News from the Assoc. for Computing Machinery- The Human Brain Project Reboots: A Search Engine for the Brain Is in Sight
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- Intelligent Underground Robot for Urban Environments Is Designed
- Volunteers Teach AI to Spot Slavery Sites From Satellite Images
- Illinois Researchers Build Dropbox-Like Storage, Analytical System for Scientific Data
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- "You want to do what??" A commencement address for the I-school at the University of Maryland (2017)It's graduation season. Last month (May, 2017) I was fortunate to be asked to give the commencement address at the University of Maryland's Information School. As you might know, I hang out there from time to time talking about information-y things, and it was a real honor to be asked to impart some wisdom to the graduating class as they head out […]
- SearchResearch Challenge (6/21/17): Seeing things? Seeing is complicated and subtle. Of course, it works really well most of the time. We see colors, textures, print, cats, people, silver moonlight on the river, smiles, and that expression from your beloved. But sometimes vision gets more complicated than we'd like. This is our topic for this week--When you see things, what's going on (and how […]
- Two upcoming talks I'm giving this weekend (ALA and IRE) A Public Service Announcement for librarians, reporters, and editors... I'm giving two different talks this weekend. If you find yourself at either event, please come up and say hi! (It's great to meet SRS readers in the real world.) _______________Saturday, June 24, 2017American Library Association (ALA) where: Chicago Convention Center, McC […]
- "You want to do what??" A commencement address for the I-school at the University of Maryland (2017)
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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Delicious (and no, I won’t use the name’s periods, because they’re not logical)
I do like that you can add tags to refine your own lists; I can see that it could be confusing to have each person defining what something actually "is", since folksonomy isn’t a rigid taxonomy. The 8 minute … Continue reading
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Wikis
I don’t know if I really need a wiki (or would have the discipline to keep up with it), but maybe having one will propel me into something so creative I can’t even comprehend what I’m about to do. I … Continue reading
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YouTube, Hulu, and Fancast
I LOVE HULU. I missed some episodes of a T.V. show in which I was interested, and, lo and behold, there it was on Hulu. I dont mind the ads….they give me time to go to the bathroom or get … Continue reading
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Social Networking
So I was looking at the lists provided. MySpace is certainly overrun with teenagers, and not a place I’d care to go. Facebook was way too intrusive in its questions, and pummeled me with suggested "friends" I might like to … Continue reading
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Flickr
Let me start off by saying that there are some beautifully composed photos at this site, which proves that you don’t have to be a professional, you just have to have a ‘good’ eye. Because, boy howdy, there are some … Continue reading
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Streaming Music
Okay, I’m really bummed that MusicStrand is currently in a private Beta, because I like the idea that you pick music you like, and they suggests artists you may never have heard of ("ReadAlikes" sites have benn good to me thus … Continue reading
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BlogLines
What a great RSS feed! I like that it has suggestions for popular blogs, but also that it lets you subscribe to any blog you want. "CollectingMyThoughts" is a great blog, as is Library Journal’s "Annoyed Librarian" (I do like … Continue reading
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