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One easy way to appreciate technological progress is to look back on the annoying problems of past decades. From the 90s, Follow the link to check…
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I am re-thinking a few things: a) where intelligence comes from and b) where good ideas come from and c) whether or not those are actually…
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Yes, I know, a Steve Jobs post. I just thought it was necessary. He was definitely a legend in the tech and entrepreneurial spheres and I…
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I didn’t notice the new layout of Facebook has changed until last night. One reason is that I use Tweetdeck and that gives me few reason…
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Name: Naeem Mawjii Talk Title: “Power to the People: Bringing electricity to rural Tanzania” Notes: Faculty: Applied Science, Department: Chem. Engineering, 4th year Topic: This talk…
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Name: Kristian Dubrawski Talk Title: “How to Solve a Complex Problem” Notes: Faculty: Applied Science, Department: Chem. Bio. Engineering, Degree Program: PhD Topic: In the 1970s,…
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Name: Brad Peppinck Talk Title: “Social Media is Dead: The death of Web 2.0 and the growing importance of Web 0.5” Notes: Faculty of Arts, Art…
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O.K. We’re just about ready to launch this thing, so it’s high time, I had a proper chance to talk about it. So… If you are…
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I recently came across a website, DNA 11, whose catchphrase is There is Only One Original. They are, of course, referring to you your genetic make-up…
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