Interesting macro-economic insight and thesis. Very interesting design of a publication (almost certainly the most beautiful economic text I've ever read). I'll bet complexity is really just a proxy for a bunch of other things, but I doubt the authors would really disagree.
I don't know who any of these kids are but I want to support them.
A newspaper columnist once told of her shock when, having struck up a rapport with a man over dinner, she was told at the end of the meal he had no vacancies for friends. He was operating a "one-in, one-out" policy. Six months later she received a card stating he was now available for friendship.
"The first thing I didn’t write about quitting Facebook was a status update to my friends saying, I’m quitting Facebook."
A quick look at some of the issues raised by computation research using FB or other social networks.
Another decentralized service. Maybe this one will really work?
Whoisi source code released.
Might actually release on September 15th.
Check out the multimedia link showing the interconnections around Hyde Park and the Obama.s
Another social network for academics. I haven't signed up for this one. And I guess it's probably evil.
Job applicants can easily collect a bunch of information that is otherwise difficult or illegal to get. Upload a text file or spreadsheet of your customers' emails and instantly get age, gender, and more.
How it is possible that GooglePlus does not offer RSS feeds. Why isn't this is the bigger story?
