• Twitter / Thom
  The object isn’t to make #art, it’s to be in that wonderful state which makes art inevitable. ~Robert Henri #quote
• Hidden pleasure
  "…That’s essentialism, Bloom says, and it underscores why we prefer different foods, works of art and people. Everyone, he posits, has his or her own unique emotions, memories and perceptions that endear them to these things.
  Bloom spoke to the Monitor about what the latest science can tell us about pleasure and why we humans find it in the strangest things."
• BBC – BBC Radio 4 Programmes – Inside the Brain of a Five-Year-Old
  Claudia Hammond investigates the latest research into the working of the five year old brain, and asks whether the latest developments in neuroscience might have an application in the classroom.
• Licorize – for the web worker
• streamie: Node.js + Websockets = Real time Twitter client – The Changelog – Open Source moves fast. Keep up.
• Twitter / Deepak Singh: @chrisbaglieri The power o …
  @chrisbaglieri The power of Github Wikis and markdown 🙂
• Twitter / Stephen Fry: Diarrhoea kills 4000 child …
  Diarrhoea kills 4000 children in the world’s poorest countries. Help WaterAid save lives with safe pit loos: www.digtoilets.org/poo
• The Great Principles of Computing » American Scientist
  The Great Principles of Computing
• YouTube
  – Amazing Liquid Metal
  Absolutely remarkable liquid metal sculptures
• rommy — bstriddy:

  Fibonacci pigeons.

  Photo: Fibonacci Pigeons. I can’t believe someone saw this pattern AND took a photo. (via @UnitZeroOne) <– o_O
• The New York Times > Log In
  Entrepreneurs: reckless vs loving risk | delusion vs imagination … for just another manic Monday.
• PHP Variables: The Ultimate Guide
  PHP Variables: The Ultimate Guide
• BBC News – Highest living tigers found in Himalayas
  Lost tiger population discovered
• THE HARDY BOYS THE FINAL CHAPTER. . .
  "Drama is milked dry, until the teat is sore and bleeding"
• Why decision trees is the best data mining algorithm « Mixotricha
  RT @eicg: “@zyxo: The best data mining algorithm ever : decision trees #datamining #decisiontrees "
• All available sizes | London | Flickr – Photo Sharing!
  pic of the week: London – what a fabulous re-imagining of reality #london #pix
• Untitled (http://conference.scipy.org/scipy2010/slides/justin_riley_starcluster.pdf)
  RT @chibaf: StarCluster – #NumPy / #SciPy Computing on Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud (#EC2) Justin Riley / SciPy 2010
• About Last Night:
  First I thought of Tim Conway, then of "Citizen Kane," then of this posting that I wrote five years ago:
• My First Week with the iPhoneBehind the Curtain | Behind the Curtain
  Amazing last paragraphs of iPhone review by blind user on how it names color and affects perception.
• The New York Times > Log In
  The Angry Rich and Taxes
• Roach Motel | DarkPatterns.org
  The ‘Roach Motel’ is a broad category of dark pattern that subsumes most types listed on this site. Put simply, a Roach Motel makes it very easy for a user to get into a certain situation, but then makes it hard for them to get out of it when they realize it is undesirable. Email newsletter unsubscription is a well known example – whereby it is typically easy to subscribe, but much more effort is needed to unsubscribe. This is actually forbidden by the revised CAN-SPAM 2008 rules, but it’s widely ignored.
• YouTube – Intimidation from Buckyball company + Open Response + How To Test Magnet Sphere Quality.
• Coderspiel — Exchange “remote wipe” is a terrible, terrible bug
  Linkage: Exchange “remote wipe” is a terrible, terrible bug >> Coderspiel #fb
• Is Narcissism Good for Business? – ScienceNOW
• Tracking The Flu | Wired Science | Wired.com
• (500) http://www.slideshare.net/harrybr/ux-brighton-dark-patterns
  Great deck on black hat UX patterns by @harrybr – directory at /via @DavideDiCillo
• BBC News – Patients with amygdala injury ‘unafraid’ to gamble
• Machine learning at scale at Google
  RT @kshameer: Machine learning at scale at Google by @mndoci #machinelearning #datamining

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