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Data Mining and Taco Bell Programming
Programmer Ted Dziuba suggests an alternative to traditional program that he called "Taco Bell Programming." The Taco Bell chain creates multiple menu items from about eight different ingredients. Dziuba
MIT Researcher Collecting Passive Social Graph Data From Cellphone Activity, Bluetooth
Sandy Pentland, a researcher at MIT whose work has received funding from Nokia, is working on processing more than 350,000 hours of data collected from peoples' cell phones. More than
Mobile Security With a Data Mining Solution: Lookout Releases API for App Stores
Lookout Security wants to eradicate mobile malware before it gets a chance to really take flight. That is not an easy thing to do, but as opposed to malware that
LinkedIn Opens DataFu: A Library for Working with Hadoop and Pig
LinkedIn has been making heavy use of Apache Hadoop and Pig with its People You May Know and skills features (among others), and has pulled together a lot of User
Microsoft Quietly Launches Business Intelligence Labs Site
Microsoft has launched its BI Labs site. This new labs site, spotted by Mary Jo Foley today, joins other labs sites such as Office Labs, and DevLabs. The first
Computers Double the Number of Americans Involved in the Arts
A new National Endowment of the Arts study has looked back into the data from the 2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts. Expanding the definition from "benchmark" activities
Read/WriteWeb Daily
The Daily is back, now that I'm over my jet lag :-) - Scoble: I’m not an edge case (If you listen carefully, you'll hear me whoop near the end
[Update] Nokia Publishes Policy on Conflict Minerals
"Conflict minerals," those mined to support groups conducting armed conflict or engaging in human rights abuses, have been an issue since long before we first wrote about it in July
The State of the Market in Semantic Technologies
Tom Tague from Thomson Reuters' OpenCalais team did a keynote speech today at SemTech in San Jose. His presentation was a wonderful wrapup of current semantic technology trends, and what
Four Ad-Free Ways that Mined Data Can Make Money
Machines can do wonderful things. Side by side with the rise of a new world of publishers, the computer scientists of the world are cranking it up as well -
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