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23rd and 10th Ave
Just your regular every day New York City gas station. I love NY. [Thanks Rick!]
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Fort Trumball, CT – UNIVAC and Nazi Ship
I really dig the anonymous lab scientist standing proudly next to the Univac 1108. Next to this sign was a life-sized blow up of him. “Look kids, a scientist!” Fort Trumball, now a CT State Park, was home to Naval sonar research during the Cold War and until the lab was relocated to Rhode Island…
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Urban Jungle
This flowering vine grew from the bottom of the fire escape railing to over the top in just days. The flowers are a brilliant purple, and close for the day once the sun is high. Anyone know what it is?
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+1 – Herding, Anchoring, and Asymmetric Reputation
Fantastic new podcast from Radar on reputation and ranking models, including Hilary Mason of bit.ly and Sean Taylor at NYU. The clear outcome is long-term social rankings are heavily and disproportionately affected by positive early votes. This reinforces to me that the social structure of communication has a large impact on social norms. Podcast: ratings, rankings,…
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Street Octopus
Greenwich Ave, NYC
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So this happened in Helsinki
#opensource
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Lightshow in the NYC Park Ave Tunnel
For the first time, the Park Avenue Tunnel was open to pedestrians this weekend. Artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer transformed the Park Avenue Tunnel into an interactive light and sound installation.
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Top 4 Searches on HWKU
I accept the topics I post about can be rather eclectic. However, I did not see this coming. Presented without further ado, the top four searches leading readers to the site, according to WordPress: transnational corporation network structure tiny tiny rss reader api number of brand conversation 18-24 year old men demographics I think doulingo…
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Finally, An Eames Chair That Will Fit In My Office
Kevin Spencer recreated the classic chair at 1:20 scale with a 3D printer. h/t fubiz
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Music is Language
“[T]he most important thing about language is its capacity for generating imagined communities, building in effect particular solidarities.” Benedict Anderson