Thoughts on the Science and Business of Data
Joe Cocker closed captioned for those of us who can’t understand what the hell he’s saying. Hilarious, I was almost crying by the end.
I need to remember to show this to my Aunt Karen, she’s a big fan 
The Web vs. native app from an app store debate has been raging lately. It's nice to see an old-fashioned blog discussion, makes me … [Read More...]
I've been thinking lately about where software has gone in the last few years, and where it might go in the next. I tried to identify some … [Read More...]
I'm probably biased because I'm working on this problem, but I think there is a fundamental change coming in business intelligence and … [Read More...]
One of the reasons I love data is because there's so much potential for mining real value from it, especially when you combine it with … [Read More...]
One of the most under-appreciated tools of the last decade is Yahoo Pipes. If you've never seen it, it allows you to wield together … [Read More...]
I think that at some point in the near future the tools we use to consume data is going to change completely and totally from what we've … [Read More...]
This is kind of an obscure topic, but I've been trying to figure out what the best way to count things is, and how to best identify … [Read More...]
I came across this TED talk about "online filter bubbles", which is pretty interesting if you have the time: The gist of it is that … [Read More...]
When you start getting into multi-dimensional data analysis, you quickly run into something called the "Curse of Cardinality" (so yes, the … [Read More...]
I hadn't been keeping up on the Kinect mods that are coming out, I've been too busy doing far less glamorous backend work lately. … [Read More...]
