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Dr. Dobb's | Using Erlang to Build Reliable, Fault Tolerant, Scalable Systems | October 12, 2009
Mind Games: How Social Engineers Win Your Confidence - Network World
"When I use the phrase, I am actually talking about an older version of it. Social engineering just basically means the application of social science to the solution of social problems,"
Pair Programming is Kryptonite! - Atlassian Developer Blog
Ok, so I have to try pair programming. I only need to find a masochist who knows python.
PLoS Computational Biology: Ten Simple Rules for Choosing between Industry and Academia
To read carefully, very soon :-)
- Google Book Search
Ross Ihaka and Duncan Temple Lang advogate dropping R for a Lisp-like statistics language. R is a pain to code, but Lisp? Well, Lang is a smart guy. Incanter seems to be inspired by this, see also Bottou's lush.
Data Mining: Text Mining, Visualization and Social Media: Influence not as simple as Gladwell would have you believe!
Diffusion of information may ‘long circuit’ the small worlds of social networks. In Kleinberg’s presentation regarding the study of the largest internet chain mail (a petition) he described the role of the threshold model of diffusion in which we require multiple receipts of a stimulus (e.g. a chain mail letter) to pass it on, we are more sensitive to our immediate community – our strong links – than to small-world building weak links. This seems to have some relationship with Watt’s work on Challenging the Influentials Hypothesis and both his criticism of the disease analogy and his focus on the importance of the network structure, not some magical power of the ‘influential’.
Jure Leskovec - Research
researcher on network analysis; co-published with Carlos Guestrin
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