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Here is a little back story to this video, by Alex Itin:
We met the other night at the Institute to discuss the upcoming relaunch of the blog. Some of the discussion turned technical (which is to say over, or under, or around my head) so I started shooting things. Later, the evening devolved into food [...]
Yahoo! recently announced a new service called pipes that hopes to bring the ability to “mash-up” to the common folk.
As always, Tim O’Reilly has a very good description:
Yahoo!’s new Pipes service is a milestone in the history of the internet. It’s a service that generalizes the idea of the mash-up, providing a drag and [...]
I’ve always been fond of economics. To me, economics has always felt like a logical extension of computer science. (Elaboration: the science of computers is actually done by mathematicians and computer scientists apply these ideas to become ‘computation experts’ ). Since modern economies are driven by technology, often involving computers, and technologies change the way [...]
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