Resend: I have not seen this post yet, apologies if it is a repeat.
Owen,
Alas, the first post was not a trailer (Nick has been
haranguing me about this). Instead, the first post was an attempt to crudely
connect my
blog with the other blogs I have been actively commenting on for the past year
or
Interesting article on the number of patents held in the telecom world:
http://9to5mac.com/2011/08/18/who-has-the-most-patents-apple-sues-despite-smaller-patent-portfolio/
http://www.iclarified.com/images/news/16544/57309/57309.jpg
Turns out Apple, and Google before the Moto acquisition, are rathe
As posted previously, I suspect the problem is "milan.hostgo.com"
which seems to be forwarding the FRIAM / Redfish mails, and which
triggers red flags in gmail.
On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 12:18 PM, Alfredo Covaleda
wrote:
>
> Interesting to see how these smart guys from google resemble dogs barking
Forwarded to list at Owen's request...
Owen,
I'll meditate on a more thorough answer, but the quick one is:
Yes, psychology is "fragmented in the sense of having little or no
basis upon which psychologists agree." The original umbrella organization, the
American Psychological Association now has 5
Oh, dear, Eric. You have just confirmed Owen’s worst suspicions about
psychology.
Next we will be hearing from the pomo crowd that the reason psychologists
cannot agree is that there is no such thing as human psychology, that the study
of human behavior is like the study of English literat
I thought I'd followup on Professor West's pointer to my VSA project. Thanks
for the post, I'm glad to see that it drew some attention. I started out with
simply trying to create a software implementation of the Viable System Model
(VSM), the model for autonomous systems developed by Stafford
Greg Sonnenfeld wrote circa 11-08-19 10:33 AM:
> Data is now accepted as a mass noun by most computing organizations
> including those in IEEE. I remember having a long debate about this at
> Ames in regards to a publication.
Well, that might be an indirect cause for my bad behavior, I suppose. I
> Well, that might be an indirect cause for my bad behavior, I suppose. I
> could say that "So many of my colleagues do it that it's only natural
> that I would do it sporadically as well, even if I'm trying not to do
> it."
>
>What makes "data" trickier than those others?
Well here are somet
Glen,
I have this problem too, but before your post had not thought about how
localized a problem it is. Having thought about this for a few days, I have a
hypothesis you might find more satisfying: The reason you often use 'data' as a
singular noun is because you are often referring to (or thinki
The subject is discussed in depth here:
http://purl.org/nxg/note/singular-data
The conclusion? "The data is in: it is massive, and it is singular."
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