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Learn to Program By Giving Yourself Open Ended Problems to Solve
BookTour.com CTO James Somers wrote recently for The Atlantic about his multi-year struggle to learn programming. When he was a teenager, he started trying to learn with a book
Researchers Discover a Better Way to Build Ad-Hoc Networks
Wireless ad-hoc networks are decentralized. Each node in the network participates in routing data. Wireless Ad-hoc networks have applications in field communications (such as in military combat situations or
Help the National Institute of Standards & Tech ID Mystery Machines
The National Institute of Standards and Technology is asking the public to help them identify a bunch of gear in their digital collection that their experts cannot figure out. As
Farecast: Travel Nerds Rumored to Have Been Bought
Seattle PI tech beat reporter and frequent news breaker John Cook is reporting that the math-heavy travel price prediction service Farecast has been bought by parties unknown for $75 million.
The Art & Science of Music Recommendation Engines
I don't know about you, but if I ever have to listen to that same, 12-song playlist on the local classic rock station ever again, I might go completely insane.
Obama, Kids, & All Tomorrow's Web Apps: President Focuses on Tech Education
At the White House today, President Obama talked robots, hung out with the guys from MythBusters, and launched a campaign designed to create smarter, techier American kids. "Reaffirming and strengthening
Google Retires Android App Inventor, Open-Sources the Code
Google has announced that App Inventor for Android, a do-it-yourself tool for building Android applications with no programming skills required, has been put out to pasture. As the company phases
What Would Jesus Search?
From the beginnings of the Web, people have divided it according to their own concerns: political leanings, national interest, gender concerns. And religion. It seems inevitable, as the online world
Google Blogsearch Relaunches as Techmeme Killer, Across 11 Categories
In its first major upgrade ever, Google Blogsearch just relaunched and looks radically different. Instead of the blank page look of Google.com, Blogsearch now looks like Google News (but uglier)
SXSW 2010 for Futurists
A ReadWriteWeb Guide Social media? Oh, please. Some of these sessions are so 2009. How can you have any fun at SXSW this year if you can't see any real
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