Great piece of infographics by the +The Guardian! They visualised all the mortality data of the last century from all over the world and put it in some fancy infographics. A proper 6 by 2 meters print is also on show in the +Wellcome Collection.
Great piece of infographics by the +The Guardian! They visualised all the mortality data…
Great piece of infographics by the +The Guardian! They visualised all the mortality data of the last century from all over the world and put it in some fancy infographics. A proper 6 by 2 meters print is also on show in the +Wellcome Collection.
Read the article http://goo.gl/bfBB7
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Study from Microsoft Research in PNAS shows that when using public like data from…
Study from Microsoft Research in PNAS shows that when using public like data from Facebook you can build a whole profile about that person and can pretty accurately predict someone's race, religion and personality.
So be afraid off all these +Hello Kitty likers, they are instable 😉
http://goo.gl/AANnk
Private traits and attributes are predictable from digital records of human behavior
Abstract We show that easily accessible digital records of behavior, Facebook Likes, can be used to automatically and accurately predict a range of highly sensitive personal attributes including: sexu…
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Study from Microsoft Research in PNAS shows that when using public like data from Facebook you can build a whole profile about that person and can pretty accurately predict someone's race, religion and personality.
So be afraid off all these +Hello Kitty likers, they are instable 😉
http://goo.gl/AANnk
#facebook #microsoftresearch #like
Abstract We show that easily accessible digital records of behavior, Facebook Likes, can be used to automatically and accurately predict a range of highly sensitive personal attributes including: sexu…
Interesting read about the pros and cons about working from home (thanks +Filipe…
Interesting read about the pros and cons about working from home (thanks +Filipe Cadete for sharing this!) in the +The New York Times. In essence working from home promotes productivity and working at the office promotes creativity.
It's exciting to see how big tech companies like Google/Facebook and now also Yahoo try to make life at campus as great as possible to sort of getting you hooked on getting to work. Also by limiting your desk space and closing doors at work to increase serendipitous encounters.
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