Category: tech

  • 03/05/2018
    Some nice turns of phrase and perspective from this article in the FT In 1829, the great Scottish historian and…
  • 02/04/2018
    Universities are certainly putting their courses online. The question is “why?” I talked last week with a University President whom…
  • 28/03/2018
    Well, just as I approached utter despair, it seems the authors of this Editorial in the Annals of Internal Medicine,…
  • 20/03/2018
    It is a truism that you never understand anything unless you can understand it more than one way. I like…
  • 15/02/2018
    “People worry that computers will get too smart and take over the world, but the real problem is that they’re…
  • 14/02/2018
    Frederik Filloux in the ever readable Monday note. And just as big T went for the developing world, so with…
  • 13/02/2018
    I had just wanted one, but now....
  • 05/02/2018
    The Osborne effect is described in Wikipedia as follows: The Osborne effect is a term referring to the unintended consequences…
  • 23/01/2018
    The value of your mountains of data is becoming obvious, especially as you continue to push into new areas that…
  • 16/01/2018
    The internet, as digital journalist and commentator Cory Doctorow has remarked, is “an ecosystem of interruption technologies”. Always imagine that…