Search
“Say”
More pages from the web
191–195 of 7,001-
untulis.org/blog
untulis.org: Jason's blog
untulis.org -> blog getting around here Navigation stuff will likely go here. That would presume that there is actually real content... Stuff that will (eventually) show up here will include: Blog 2005 April March February January People Bits Resume Glossary Don't eat expired salsa (2005/04/07) You'd think that would say it all... My grocery store visits have become a little erratic with the basketball tournament, the trip to Tahoe and the imminent departure from Mellon, which has meant some
-
williamtozier.com/slurry
Notional Slurry
Amazon.com Widgets Items of some interest? September 2, 2011 at 8:01 am · Filed under linklist These are my recent Pinboard.in links: collision detection: The art of public thinking "This year, I?ve had another big load on my time: I?m writing my first book! Thus far it?s called Outsmart: The Future of Thought in the Age of Machines ? a title possessed of such purple, sci-fi bombast that even though I wrote it myself, I still crack up every time I say it out
-
jedhallam.com/blog
Blog | Jed Hallam
Jed Hallam Skip to content AboutBlogCuratedContact « Older posts Simplicity, complexity and business By Jed | Published: August 22, 2011 I?ve been wrestling with this blog post for two weeks now. What began as an argument for complexity in business became a 4, 000 word animal on complexity in life, sexuality, politics and ecology. Needless to say I?ve had to drastically edit it for it to be even barely readable. I stress barely. I may post the sections on life
-
blog.yssd.org/tappalyc
Recipe for Time | Making Time for Professional Development in Instructional Technology Infusion
Recipe for Time Making Time for Professional Development in Instructional Technology Infusion Skip to content HomeAbout MeManage Your Digital Identity! ? Older posts Searching in Google Docs ? Part Two! Posted on June 3, 2011 by Aly Tapp Since I posted information about how to sort items in Google Docs, I have heard requests from several of you to keep these tips coming your way. Indeed, there is much more to say on the topic. Check out the following questions, each answered with
-
lucasjosh.com/blog
lucasjosh.com
A Peek Inside the Algorithm As a way of introduction, I should say that I work for a company that competes in some instances with Google and I specifically work in the group that is building a search platform for apps to use. My point is that my comments aren?t necessarily unbiased. All of that being said, I enjoyed the article about Google?s search algorithm. It was interesting to see how THE company in search tweaks results and tests new ideas. I did think the article was a