Hi Stef! Which "Collective Intelligence" book are you referring to? Googling it gives me plenty of hits that are not really a book
Cheers Alexandre > Le 1 janv. 2017 à 21:32, stepharong <stephar...@free.fr> a écrit : > > On Sun, 01 Jan 2017 19:04:14 +0100, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas > <offray.l...@mutabit.com> wrote: > > Page views are a pretty bad metric about quality of conversation. I remember > the XKCD comic about "someone is wrong on the Internet"[1] and I wonder if > the energy should be put there, at all. > [1] https://www.xkcd.com/386/ > In my case, some of my fellow programmers friends started with some friendly > "bullying" about my choice of Smalltalk/Pharo, well also for my choice of > fossil or anything not trendy or popular, and some of them joke about me > being some kind of "cyberhypster" :-P. That was at the beginning, and instead > of trying to convince them otherwise by talking I prefer to build and demo my > Grafoscopio project in our hackerspace but with other people (journalist, > students, philosophers, teachers) with the idea of data storytelling instead > of programming. Now my fellow programmers friends show more interest (but I'm > still a cyberhypster :-)). > > I like your process and it is an excellent one because at the end you get > > - an artefact > - credibility (even if you always have people telling you something) > - and even a community > > I like this idea of data analyst and journalist. I was planning to read and > port to Pharo the collective intelligence book but I got distracted by my > kids and I wrote some chapters for my new books. > If you are interested by the collective intelligence book let me know (it > took me some time to find it on torrent) I bought it but it still did not > arrive to my place > > May be I should also be a cyberhypster :) but I like to shave from time to > time :) > > Stef >
