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22 ott 2011

If Data Were A Person, Who It Would It Be Like?

Australian antropologist attempts to describe this hypothetical person: Data loves a good relationship, has a country, is feral, likes to deceive, doesn't last forever, and more.

If Data Were a Person, Who it would it be like?

Backlink: http://www.kdnuggets.com/2011/10/if-data-were-a-person.html

9 set 2011

Dolphins May ‘talk’ Like Humans

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Dolphins May ‘Talk’ Like Humans

Backlink: http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2011/09/dolphin-language/

27 ago 2011

There’s One On Every Corner, But None Like This

The Starbucks in Seattle’s Madison Park neighborhood is unlike any other — this is where Howard Schultz, the company’s passionate chief executive, likes to pop in.

There’s One on Every Corner, but None Like This

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=2de72d89b290e6b08fda112efaef2bb4

1 gen 2011

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Sustainable Money: Why a Budget Is Like a Diet — Ineffective

The battle, financial experts say, is finding ways to close the gap between good intentions and human nature.

Sustainable Money: Why a Budget Is Like a Diet — Ineffective

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=a4e0d5e9f9551dc46471f28bbef9ba9f

28 dic 2010

Humanoid Robot Balances Itself Like You Do

This robot (you might recognize it, it’s an HRP-2) has been programmed to NOT AVOID OBSTACLES. I know, crazy right? Instead, it’s smart enough to either move obstacles out of its way when it needs to, or actually use obstacles to help it get around, as you can see in the vid above. The system breaks [...]

Humanoid Robot Balances Itself Like You Do

Backlink: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Botjunkie/~3/8_AFTTROx6M/

5 dic 2010

If Only Laws Were Like Sausages

A single cook, a specific recipe, quality control and uniform production — a visit to a real sausage factory suggests Congress could learn from the wurst.

If Only Laws Were Like Sausages

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=549b0f315f68aa2abeb843e16c38791c

29 nov 2010

Treehoppers: bugs that look like Dali designed them

Ecologist and author Jerry A. Coyne writes about the amazing, bizarre treehoppers, which really, really do look like this (they were recently featured in a Nature article on Alfred Keller, who sculpted the model shown here):

The second thing one asks is, "What the bloody hell is all that ornamentation on the thorax?" (Note that the "balls" on the antenna-like structure aren't eyes, but simply spheres of chitin.) A first guess is that it's a sexually-selected trait, but those are often limited to males, and these creatures (and the ones below) show the ornaments in both sexes. Kemp hypothesizes--and this seems quite reasonable--that "the hollow globes, like the remarkable excrescences exhibited by other treehoppers, probably deter predators." It would be hard to grab, much less chow down on, a beast with all those spines and excrescences.

The surreal treehoppers (via Geisha Asobi)