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Posts from May 2009

Links: 5-30-2009

Dept. of Science: Don’t!: Reporting & Essays: The New Yorker In adults, this skill is often referred to as metacognition, or thinking about thinking, and it’s what allows people to outsmart their shortcomings. (categories: metacognition thinking patience kids education learning psychology self-control )

Official Google Reader Blog: [...]


Links: 5-28-2009

About Google Wave Google Wave is a new model for communication and collaboration on the web (categories: wave google collaboration communication )

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Links: 5-25-2009

Google Analytics Blog: Web Analytics Tips & Tricks: Share Your Google Analytics Data With Everyone … Now you can use the Google Analytics Data Export API to create your own integrations to share Google Analytics data with everyone. For example, if you use WordPress blogging software, you can display Google [...]


Links: 5-22-2009

The Web Is Working Harder For Me Quote: "For example, as part of my morning information routine, I go through my Gist dashboard. This is a list of all the new information that Gist has found from a wide variety of data sources about people and companies in my [...]


Links: 5-19-2009

Are you building an everyday app? (the LinkedIn problem) - Bokardo Everyday apps in theory are as plentiful as bees in a blossoming apple tree. In practice, however, everyday apps are exceedingly rare. (categories: everydayapp facebook linkedin socialsoftware )

Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - Are you building [...]


Links: 5-16-2009

Custom StackOverflow Shirts at Social Shirt: Wear Your Reputation! Ghetto but novel. (categories: shirt socialnetworks twitter )


Links: 5-15-2009

Rands In Repose: Engineering Management Interview Questions More good stuff from Rands on engineering mgmt. (categories: management software interview questions engineering )


Links: 5-10-2009

Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - RSS readers modeled after email clients are fundamentally broken The problem is that the RSS readers I use regularly, Google Reader and RSS Bandit, take their inspiration from email clients which is the wrong model for consuming casual content like blogs. Whenever I fire up [...]