psychology
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"The culture of individualism is so strong that we sometimes forget how powerfully and silently social networks and those around us influence our health..." [via cshirky]
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"Researchers are increasingly coming to understand that people are also 'programmed' to care about others." [via cshirky]
Paul Bausch
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"Perhaps they know better than we do how deeply the American people long to be done with the problem of democracy...Sarah Palin represents what many people want: a retreat from reason; a regression to childhood." [via MeFi]
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Netflix has an API now. It includes their movie catalog, reviews, and manipulating queues (oauth for that). [via waxy]
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A talk David Simon gave at the Berkeley Townsend Center. [via sippey]
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Search the Google of 2001 when my blog was the 3rd result for "Paul". I guess Pagerank and I have drifted apart over these last seven years.
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Paul Bausch
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This Yahoo! Stencil Kit looks like a good way to mock up iPhone apps in Illustrator. [via
CreativeTechs Tips]
filed under: design, development
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"Buying a new home, rearranging your room, or moving into a new office? You can save time and have more fun if you lay out your ideas ahead of time." Looks like nifty web app.
filed under: home, design
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tl;dr
filed under: education, future, google, internet, psychology
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filed under: marketing
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The Web's favorite tinsmith resigns his post with the Yahoo Web Trust for a more pastoral way. [via
waxy]
filed under: flickr, yahoo, poetry
Paul Bausch
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[via sterling]
filed under: politics, psychology, security, marketing
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Gary McGraw: "People keep asking me to join the LinkedIn network," he said, "but I'm already part of a network, it's called the Internet." Jon's right, we can think bigger than our current data islands. [via
o'reilly radar]
filed under: community, identity
Paul Bausch
Paul Bausch
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New blog by Dan Lockton about the intersection of psychology and business. [via
Mind Hacks]
filed under: design, marketing, media, psychology, weblogs
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Great article on the current state of password "recovery", and how you can choose passwords that are somewhat more secure. Schneier's
PasswordSafe is an essential program for me.
filed under: security
Paul Bausch
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Why people hate domain registrars: "Domain name servers were not responsible for lost domain names if holders did not re-register in time, Xinhua quoted a center insider as saying, since the loss was an 'act of God.'"
filed under: internet, ethics
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Fantastic article about aggregating current emotion research. "Most neuroscientists now recognise six basic emotions: anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness and surprise." (subscription req'd unfortunately)
filed under: psychology, science
Paul Bausch
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this articles dissects the art of comedy and distills it down to a few "joke templates". [via
Mind Hacks]
filed under: science, joke, psychology
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"a musical realization of the motion graphics of john whitney as described in his book 'digital harmony'." By Jim Bumgardner. Play with the hand crank!
filed under: art, design, flash, hacks, music, visualization
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Flickr Hacks co-author Jim Bumgardner recently spoke at Yahoo about the visual and audio hacks he plays around with. I hope Yahoo releases audio of his talk.
filed under: conferences, hacks
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filed under: google, ethics, privacy, security
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some of the presentations from the IDEA conference are available now
filed under: conferences, design, mp3
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I already ordered the book. (It arrived today, yay!) But I'd be ordering on Nov. 1st with others if I hadn't. [via
Brian Sawyer]
filed under: amazon, marketing, hacks
Paul Bausch
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John Battelle has a great idea about storing data in info-privacy friendly countries. But I'd go a step further and say that big data stores should also store data in an encrypted format, so only someone with a key can make the data useful.
filed under: privacy, law
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put in some text, and see if this script can guess the author's gender based on word usage. (I was looking for a Perl module that does this, but no luck.)
filed under: language, writing, psychology, gender
Paul Bausch
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Jerry Michalski on outsiders [via
msippey]
filed under: podcasts, development, life, psychology
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an ex World of Warcraft top player explains why he quit: "Then it hit me like a ton of bricks: I was providing them with an escape from their problems and nurturing the very thing that was holding them back." [via
waxy]
filed under: games, life, psychology
Paul Bausch
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