December 2010
24 posts
#ngrams hashtag on Twitter →
I’m so happy with the state of the world right now! Thank you JB and Erez.
"Phys Ed: The Benefits of Exercising Before... →
healthyfactcheck:
This blog post is currently #1 on the most e-mailed list on the NYTimes. Someone is bound to tell me that it is better to exercise in the morning based on this article, or just the headline. He and she will ignore the fact that I feel like shit when I work out in the morning, they will tell me that I’ll lose more weight this way.
This is a classic case of BCOWS (broad...
Google Demo Slam →
Unrelated to JB, but super cool Google stuff.
From Google and Harvard, a New Way to Analyze the... →
The multi-talented Dr. Jean-Baptiste Michel, with whom I have been working for the past 6 months on another awesome other project, has worked alongside Google and another Lieberman (Dr. Erez Lieberman Aiden) to put out a really sweet paper and a really really cool tool.
I think that JB has spent 75% or more of his waking time during the past 2 weeks answering press inquiries. Congrats JB!!
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I'm not making this up: Julian Assange's OKCupid... →
Last login 12/31/06.
via David Spett.
ugh tried to change my theme and now its a mess…. probably won’t get fixed for a while.
i’m open to recommendations for themes that 1) don’t make quoted text huge, 2) have a feature for liked posts, and 3) are fairly minimal. thanks!
“Over the long run, any nation that makes crucial decisions while ignoring...”
– Bruce Alberts, Editor-in-Chief of Science, author of arguably the most important undergraduate biology textbook, and President of the US National Academy of Sciences for 12 years.
*source
I copied Policy-Making Needs Science in full because editorials of this nature should not be behind a...
TikTok+LunaTik Multi-Touch Watch Kits by Scott... →
This Kickstarter project is a really cool idea if you have an ipod nano. Also, the creators are on track to score a mil for the first production— from consumers alone. Wow!
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Last day like this until March 2nd 3001.
The Most Damning Wikileaks Cable You'll Ever Read →
