The valley of crappy data
Joost Wesseling from the Dutch Institute for Public Health and the Environment on the iffy quality of readings from citizen air quality measurement efforts using… Read More »The valley of crappy data
Joost Wesseling from the Dutch Institute for Public Health and the Environment on the iffy quality of readings from citizen air quality measurement efforts using… Read More »The valley of crappy data
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A tip on learning to take criticism well from Adam Grant’s Worklife podcast: Every time I get feedback, I rate myself now on how well… Read More »A second score
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The Future is here, it’s just not very evenly distributed. William Gibson There are ways in which we can all see the future, And ways… Read More »Time Travel (1)
I’ve just been listening to Tim O’Reilly, who’s in the running for the driverlesscroc thought-leader of the week award.* *There is no award.** **More to… Read More »Human choices – a tale of two janitors
WTF: What’s the Future? Tim O’Reilly If you’re doing meaningful work, you’re trying to hit a moving target, and your job isn’t made any easier… Read More »WTF? Technology and you
Often, we market products or services that solve problems that people already know they have. We offer a better app, or a better screwdriver, or… Read More »Marketing the internet
You might know what you want to achieve – a service or product or program that you’d love to see happen. Maybe you’ve already started… Read More »The wrapper
Picking up from yesterday’s post on what it means to find a solution to a problem… If you know the solution but can’t make it… Read More »Lasting solutions