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Interesting Links for 14-01-2016
- Contempt Culture - The Particular Finest
An interesting analysis of the culture that requires programmers to feel contempt for other programmers in different languages
(tags: Programming culture )
- Contempt Culture - The Particular Finest
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Interesting Links for 08-01-2016
- Panasonic's transparent display is hard for your eyes to believe | The Verge
Some interesting possibilities if they manage to get this display really transparent/opaque
(tags: Displays )
- Panasonic's transparent display is hard for your eyes to believe | The Verge
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Interesting Links for 12-11-2015
- The Elves Leave Middle Earth - Sodas Are No Longer Free | Steve Blank
How to tell when it's time to leave a startup
(tags: Startups business culture Workplace )
- The Elves Leave Middle Earth - Sodas Are No Longer Free | Steve Blank
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Interesting Links for 11-11-2015
- Next Big Future: Wireless remote brain interfaces
Stimulating the brain using magnetic fields - uses a combination of an engineered virus and magnetic nanoparticles to make specific areas of the brain sensitive to the magnetic field
(tags: Futures Nanotechnology Biotech Brain )
- Next Big Future: Wireless remote brain interfaces
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Interesting Links for 19-09-2015
- Never Tell People What You Do - Life Learning - Medium
Always tell people what you want to do
(tags: Job-hunting People )
- Never Tell People What You Do - Life Learning - Medium
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Interesting Links for 13-09-2015
- Richie | Data is not an asset, it’s a liability
Interestingly different, and quite persuasive, view of Big Data as a liability rather than a valuable resource
(tags: Big_data )
- Richie | Data is not an asset, it’s a liability
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Interesting Links for 12-09-2015
- You Can Use These Tiny Stickers to Map All of Your Stuff | WIRED
Depending on the cost of these bluetooth-enabled stickers, this could be really big. For a start, you’ll never lose your keys, or anything else, again. I can think of dozens of possible uses
(tags: Internet_of_Things Futures )
- You Can Use These Tiny Stickers to Map All of Your Stuff | WIRED