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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Cuil.com – the next Google?
From the way Mike Arrington carries on about it (oh and a bit more here too), you’d think so. My initial impressions are quite different (to be fair, he does state “…it doesn’t appear to have the depth of results … Continue reading
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Tagged arrington, cederman, cederman.com, cuil, techcrunch
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Best analysis of a PhD I’ve ever read
Found over at Jamie Lawrence’s blog. I found myself nodding the whole way through. I remember hearing that, on average, 1.6 people will read your PhD thesis. I’m pretty sure that includes yourself, your spouse, your supervisor, your second supervisor … Continue reading
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iRobot and lessons for design
It’s funny how something can be a great design, and yet with a few tweaks, it becomes completely awful. Witness the Roomba. I love my Roomba – I bought it in October 2006 when I moved in to my cottage … Continue reading
Random Wikipedia link of the day
Half plus seven rule.
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