Gordon's Notes

From his Berkeley Economics course: Brad DeLong's Slides: The Invention Transition Population (n)--two heads are better than one Edu...

Jacob Reider, the master of the terse post , apparently likes Microsoft's FeedSync. Of course, Jacob, you didn't bother to say why...

Bruce Eckels (new feed of mine, so I'm working through the archives [1]) distilled a lot of professional experience into a commencement ...

Google is ready to fight the 700MHz war. Official Google Blog: Who's going to win the spectrum auction? Consumers. ... we anno...

Coding Horror has done a nice job summarizing the art of the hyperlink -- and he provides historical context: Coding Horror: Don't Click...

A little bit of Future Shock, or perhaps I should say Future Bite. I've used some nice archival quality Verbatim CDs for years and I wan...

Somehow I missed Google Co-op. Here it's being used to define resoures health information . These collaborative bookmarking, path sharin...

Shades of the 1990s, HyperScope is a reimplementation of classic hypertext and information representation in modern browser-side Ajax. Mayb...

The NYT magazine has a surprisingly good article on the digital library ... Scan This Book! - New York Times ....Turning inked letters into ...

This is a bit more software-centric than my usual 'Notes' postings, but it's really not about a particular technical issues, rat...

The New York Times Sunday Book Review - Essay: Tool for Thought One upon a time geeks dreamed that computers could help us think. They are g...

Faughnan's Tech: Yahoo! Desktop (X1) is the new champion In my tech notes blog I posted a review of X1. I've been using it for a whi...

Reviving Advanced Hypertext (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) ...In 1995, I listed fifteen hypertext features that were missing from Web browse...

Jon Udell: The future of online community : From Jon's Weblog (emphasis mine, including the shameless plug ... I used to think I knew wh...