[LifeHack] My favorite Mac OS X programs

Fundamental softwares:- Quicksilver : application launcher. - ecto: blog interface. - Transmit: ftp client. - bibdesk: bibtex managing tool (bibliography). - subethaedit/: txt editor rendezvous enabled. - NetNewsWire: RSS/RDF aggregator. - Mudwalker: a MOO client. - Proteus: instant messaging clien...

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[LifeHack] Ideas all day long

What to do when you have ideas all along the day... Idea Recording by Charles Cave. get ideas at all hours of the day. What can I do? How can I keep a journal to record my ideas? Tell me about Leonardo da Vinci’s notebooks? How can index cards be used to organise my thoughts? ...

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[Prospective] A remote control to stop cars

Read in the guardian: A hi-tech device that can bring speeding cars to a halt at the flick of a switch is set to become the latest weapon in the fight against crime. Police forces in Britain and the US have ordered tests of the new system that delivers a blast of radio waves powerful enough to knoc...

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[Research] Statistics with R

This week, I am trying to learn how to use R, a language and environment for statistical computing and graphics (GNU project ). I wrote a kind of awfull tutorial. It is cool to compute statistics and to visualize results. I tried R on an old data set coming from my masters thesis. Here is for insta...

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Position Paper for a workshop about Game Analysis

Our position paper (.pdf) for the workshop (British HCI conference)Games and Social Network: analysis of multiplayer games has been accepted. Analysis of a Location-Based Multi-Player Game by Nicolas Nova and Fabien Girardin The growing number of location-based services fosters the creation of mult...

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