Monthly Archives: January 2009

The Role of Collective Intelligence in Learning

This is an amazing video, a well articulated, very different view of learning.  Here are some snippets: Web is a hyper-personalized, hyper-individualized medium for learning content We still need schools, since they provide the community that inspires people to participate

Posted in Ideas, Learning, teaching, Wikis

Programming for the Non Programmers

If you recall, web was born as a way to help scientists share documents. Solving real problems, some times can start revolutions. One interesting revolution may be programming for the non-programmer. If you think of programming as just a way

Posted in Programming, teaching

The Aristocracy of Talent

I was reading several posts from this blog. Some are very fascinating. But this made me smile: The aristocracy of talent was all that mattered here, and why on earth would you put up with the potential of someone less

Posted in Ideas

LinkLog: How Do You Measure the Success of Your Blog?

I just wanted to leave a comment on By What Metric Comes Success?. But the spam filter threw some funny message that did not make sense. So here is my comment. To make sense of this post, you may want

Posted in Reflections

Do You Want to be an Angel?

I think this is a fascinating topic in its own right. It provides some motivation for some one who wants to be an Angel (pun intended). Here is the link to the study. I just reproduced the summary below: The

Posted in research, startups

Python Links Jan 7, 2009

Was wondering whether I should just put this in a page instead of blogging every day. Anyway, here are the links. lxml 2.1.5- lxml is a Pythonic, mature binding for the libxml2 and libxslt libraries. It provides safe and convenient

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Habitudes?

Habitudes – I never heard this term before so when Angela mentioned it in one of her tweets, I checked it out. Habitude is the combination of habits and attitudes.  For more check out  What is a Habitude? – Which

Posted in People

Python and Django Links Jan 6, 2009

Selected Django Links from TopicMinder alerts: django-reversion 1.1-An extension to the Django web framework that provides comprehensive version control facilities django-announcements 0.1.0 – Announcements for your Django powered website. django-timezones 0.1.0pre – A Django reusable app to deal with timezone

Posted in Programming, Resources

Top 10 Posts

Once a year, I  pause and look at what people are reading from my blogs. WordPress is great. It provides you these stats.  This list tells me a lot about readership but also tells me that people who read blogs

Posted in Reflections

How Can I Help?

The inspiration for a social network came from Reddit (some what indirectly). Here is the sequence of events that lead me to create it. A month ago, a friend (Mei Lin Fung) requested me to create a social network on

Posted in Ideas
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