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September 18, 2011 by yorksranter 0 comments

tagged!

Term-extraction algorithms have the disturbing property of making things sound more interesting than they really are. These are WordPress’s suggested tags for the last blog post: community organisers, multilateral agreement on investment, plymouth argyle, james purnell, crash investigation Way more fun than just another future of the Labour Party post. This is of course inherent…

February 20, 2011 by yorksranter 1 comment

i haz bin in yr AR standardz, facilitatin yr interop. kthx!

So I had the opportunity to take part in an Augmented Reality standardisation meeting on the fringe of this year’s 3GSM Mobile World Congress. First of all, it was the year the heavens opened (someone on twitter said it was as if the show had turned into Glastonbury) and I got drenched and my shoes…

January 3, 2007 by yorksranter 0 comments

Tagmanian Devil!

I did the Blogger 2.0 migration on Christmas Day, which means we now have the capability to offer thematic ranting. Unfortunately, the 1,393 existing posts are untagged, and posting may be a little slow as I dig through the datadump. So far the latest 100 items have been categorised.

July 29, 2006 by yorksranter 0 comments

Save the world, one pint at a time

Alex “WorldChanging” Steffen is a fan of Samuel Smith’s organic beers, brewed in Yorkshire’s oldest brewery in Tadcaster. Who knew? I’d comment, but I’m barred from his comments thread for opining that Bruce Sterling is not always right. Slightly more seriously, the row related to RFID technology – both teh Bruce and the Worldchanging crowd…

Who is Hamish Badenoch? Banker, father and husband of Tory leader Kemi | The Standard
For the past 14 years, Mr Badenoch has worked at Deutsche Bank and is currently the global head of “future of work and real estate transformation” according to his LinkedIN.
We’re supposed to ‘put politics aside’ to celebrate Kemi Badenoch – but how can we? | Nesrine Malik | The Guardian
It’s not just anyone who gets to the top in British politics, but those who adhere to a particular story – one in which their experience, success and racial identity allow them to undermine the concerns of other ethnic minorities and attack those minorities for not toeing the line in terms of their “integration” or […]
Petaluma captain piloted raft across Pacific to Hawaii - The Press Democrat
In early July 1954, Baker and his small crew sailed the Lehi out of Richardson Bay, heading into a week of violent coastal waters. A few days into the raft voyage, its radio operator Donald Smith, of Santa Rosa, was sending out Morse code pleas to “get me off this damned thing.”
Kathryn Kelly - Wikipedia
She bought him a machine gun and gave him the nickname "Machine Gun Kelly"
Samsung and SK Hynix heat up next-gen memory race with cryogenic etching breakthroughs
South Korean industry forecasts suggest cryogenic etching could also apply to through-silicon vias (TSVs) in HBM, where low temperatures enhance precision and efficiency. While challenges remain, the future applications of cryogenic etching are expected to expand significantly.
Nvidia steps in to restructure Supermicro orders, reshaping AI supply chain
Supply chain sources indicate that Gigabyte and ASRock have benefited from Supermicro's rerouted orders, securing contracts with major clients like CoreWeave. Gigabyte, known for its high AI market concentration in Taiwan, has raised its fourth-quarter and annual server revenue forecasts.
World invention wifi comes ‘just’ from the Netherlands. ‘Many were skeptical’ - IO
Special rules were established for the ISM radio bands, frequencies on the radio spectrum specifically reserved for industrial, scientific, and medical applications. In that context, I first worked on a feasibility study to demonstrate that NCR could wirelessly connect its POS systems. Shortly after we presented a successful prototype, NCR was eventually transformed into the […]
Jonathan Haidt Started a Social-Media War. Did He Win?
Haidt said he was surprised to be accused of not adhering to the science, when the same could be said of Ferguson. “What are the odds,” he wrote, “that a dozen errors, randomly made, would all pull the results in a single direction?” // Haidt is such a contemptible hack. Here he is literally arguing […]
Hundreds of Babies Harmed by Homeopathic Remedies, Families Say | Scientific American
but surely the homeopathy didn't actually have anything in it? YOU WOULD THINK. You would think.
Impact_on_households.pdf
got to say I like Figure 1.A. Labour af. Osborne curve, he dead.