Among the things I learned this week:
* Dropbox is a hot destination for Valley talent these days. Perplexing. (Courtesy: Valley insiders, let’s say)
* In India, deities can own property, but they are treated as minorities. (Courtesy: The New Yorker)
* La Muette de Portici‘s role in the formation, and fear of its role in the deformation, of Belgium. (Courtesy: The New Yorker)
I udpated my Projects page to include information about the non-profit I started to tackle patient-perspective health challenges using big data. More details to come.
Among the things I learned this week:
* C&C systems aren’t always patchable. (Courtesy: Bruce Schneier)
* Italy has an incredible history and relationship with dubbing. (Courtesy: Harper’s Magazine)
* Kobe beef doesn’t exist in the US, unless it’s smuggled. (Courtesy: Forbes)
* There should be a job title of software technician. (Courtesy: Aaron Iba)
* Roller derby women are fit! (Courtesy: Surburbia Roller Derby)