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SearchCap: The Day In Search, May 21, 2013
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Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land
and from other places across the Web. From Search Engine Land: Where Have
All The...
Articulation Points (or Cut Vertices) in a Graph
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A vertex in an undirected connected graph is an articulation point (or cut
vertex) iff removing it (and edges through it) disconnects the graph.
Articula...
Apple e Google, altre accuse di evasione fiscale
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Tim Cook si difende davanti a una commissione del Senato USA. Niente di
illegale a Cupertino, dice, ma una riforma del sistema di tassazione e'
auspicabile...
Five short links
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Photo by Eldeeem The Cartography of Bullshit - A righteous rant against a piece of pop-sociology digging into just how flimsy the underlying statistics are. ...
Grades In
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The grades are in for CS 124. Hooray!
Interesting trend : freshmen, who make up a small fraction of the class,
are highly over-represented in the A and A-...
On Paul Erdos and Kim Kardashian
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This year is the centennial of Paul Erdős’s birth. Erdős lived most of his
adult life as a traveling mathematician, “couchsurfing,” as we would say
now, fr...
Sharing made simple for iOS apps
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Today we’re making sharing from your iOS apps easy. With the native Share
Dialog, you can significantly improve people’s sharing experiences from
your mo...
Story Reading
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I revisited an old story I liked and decided to read it aloud. The story
is "Chicken Hawk's Dream" by Al Young and appeared in Spero, 1,2
(1966:19--21). H...
Launching the Quantum Artificial Intelligence Lab
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Posted by Hartmut Neven, Director of Engineering
We believe quantum computing may help solve some of the most challenging
computer science problems, partic...
A multi-screen and conversational search experience
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Search has always been about giving you the best answers quickly,
regardless of what device you use. At Google I/O today, we gave an update
on where we are...
A multi-screen and conversational search experience
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Search has always been about giving you the best answers quickly,
regardless of what device you use. At Google I/O today, we gave an update
on where we are...
What to expect in SEO in the coming months
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We just recently taped a new round of webmaster videos, and I thought this
video deserved a full-fledged blog post. This is my rough estimate (as of
early ...
Videos as (part of the) solution to assignments
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Anna and I are running a three-week, intensive, first-year course in which
the students use Uppaal to make models of computing systems and games, and
to an...
Blogging is dead, but have we fixed anything?
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Google Reader is shutting down, but most people moved on long ago.
Blogging is dead. To the extent that it lives, it is dominated by
professional journali...
An invitation to #ComedyFest (BYOB)
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This week Twitter is turning into a comedy club, and you’ve got the best
seats in the house, all for the price of free. We’re not saying that
enjoying your...
Microsoft Research Mood Board
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Microsoft Research Mood Board is a Windows application that combines image
search, image collection, and sketching to support creative activities.
A reminder about promotional and commerce journalism
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Posted by *Richard Gingras, Sr. Director, News & Social Products*
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*Credibility and trust are longstanding journalistic values, and ones
which we...
People Driven Development
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At every stage of the software development process, I like to put people
first. I’m deliberately using the generic word people instead of the more
common u...
A Microsoft Without Sinofsky?
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Well, I can't believe it: Microsoft Announces Leadership Changes to Drive
Next Wave of Products.
People walking the hallways tonight at work certainly can't...
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