Quantified Self: Attention Tracking
This post is part of my liveblogged account of a conference. Two disclaimers: Liveblogging is hard, and I often get things wrong. If I did,… Read More »Quantified Self: Attention Tracking
This post is part of my liveblogged account of a conference. Two disclaimers: Liveblogging is hard, and I often get things wrong. If I did,… Read More »Quantified Self: Attention Tracking
This post is part of my liveblogged account of a conference. Two disclaimers: Liveblogging is hard, and I often get things wrong. If I did,… Read More »Seth Roberts on Personal Science, at Quantified Self
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The Twitter Trap – NYTimes.com Keller's anti-twitter rant – useful as a signpost in a debate, and (as Emily Bell points out) in compactly capturing… Read More »links for 2011-05-19
The Twitter Trap – NYTimes.com Keller's anti-twitter rant – useful as a signpost in a debate, and (as Emily Bell points out) in compactly capturing… Read More »links for 2011-05-19