I don't make these posts to claim they're the "best links from the past week" or anything like that. So instead, let's just say they're some of the more interesting links I've read recently enough to want to post them. :)
Apropos of my comments about The Clock of the Long Now in the recent reading post, here are a few of my recent favorites from the Long Now Foundation's Seminars about Long-Term Thinking:
Chaos: Making a New Science, by James Gleick.
I've read a few of James Gleick's histories of science and scientists, including Genius, Isaac Newton, and The Information, but I somehow missed Chaos up until now. As always, Gleick delivers a fascinating, well-researched history, and I greatly enjoyed it. Indeed, I …
Been a while since I did one of these, so here's a list of some of the interesting links I find in my Pinboard bookmarks from this December.
A few things I read and enjoyed over the past week. No guarantee that they were originally posted during that week... sometimes I'm a little slow. :)
(Much of this is from LISA14, which I did not attend, but followed on the Internet)
read moreA few things I read and enjoyed over the past week. No guarantee that they were originally posted during that week... sometimes I'm a little slow. :)
(Much of this is from LISA14, which I did not attend, but followed on the Internet)
read moreBeing a list of things I read and enjoyed over the past week.