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Author Archives: james horton. January 17, 2017. Sharing big data: let it be complicated. January 17, 2017. Group Privacy: the next generation of privacy problems. Data protection doesn’t engage with the collective level is it time for change? Source: Group Privacy: the next generation of privacy problems. January 17, 2017. Group Privacy: the next generation of privacy problems. The new faculty member was Luciano Floridi. A leading philosopher of information. October 1, 2016. Over the course of the 20.
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The NDIS, markets and self-regulation: If we build it will they come? | datanomics
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June 15, 2016. The NDIS, markets and self-regulation: If we build it will they come? Excellent commentary on the problems with public markets – which by default fails in favour of suppliers at the expense of consumers. I recently was invited to speak at an event hosted by the Victorian Council of Social Services. On the topic of markets and human services. I spoke about the need for more active market management in disability services and was asked to write up the talk for Power to Persuade’s. Address ne...
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datanomics | sharing matters | Page 2
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September 17, 2016. The Illusion of Agency. At this year’s Innotribe Sibos, we have a session about digital ethics. Part of a full day on man-machine convergence. Some of that conversation will be about the use and control of data. With this post, I would like to add my perspective to that conversation, based on some recent thinking on human agency. At a recent MyData2016. I wanted to be that contrarian, and challenge a bit the assumptions. August 2, 2016. Googling Before Google: A Brief History of Search.
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About Me | datanomics
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8220;I want to stay as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can’t see from the center.” (Kurt Vonnegut). A technology advisor, investor and connector, I help people and organisations navigate the rapidly evolving big, open, personal and smart data landscapes to find new value from data and digital assets. I holds a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) from the University of South Australia and an MBA (Asia Business) from the Australian National Univer...
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Aunt Pythia’s and Uncle Aristippus’ advice | mathbabe
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Exploring and venting about quantitative issues. Aunt Pythia’s and Uncle Aristippus’ advice. Aunt Pythia’s and Uncle Aristippus’ advice. April 18, 2015. Cathy O'Neil, mathbabe. Readers, Aunt Pythia has an amazing guest philosopher here with her today in sunny Berkeley, a paradise on earth and home to the Kouign Amann:. The Bay Area’s answer to the cronut. Plus they’re sexy if you look at them right. I hope you enjoy Uncle Aristippus, and afterwards don’t forget to:. Ask Aunt Pythia a question. I’m ...
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Aunt Pythia’s advice | mathbabe
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Exploring and venting about quantitative issues. Aunt Pythia’s advice. Aunt Pythia’s advice. August 1, 2015. Cathy O'Neil, mathbabe. Aunt Pythia lovers everywhere should stop what they’re doing and watch this trailer immediately. All about the female orgasm:. It looks adorable, n’est-ce pas? Aunt Pythia planning to watch it in its entirety very soon. Stand by for a review. But enough dilly dallying, readers, Aunt Pythia has a serious job to attend to! For past advice columns and here. Dear Aunt Pythia,.
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Books to Die For. This is a great idea for a book. The editors asked over one hundred currently active mystery writers to name their favorite mystery book and write a short essay on it. "Mystery" is taken broadly to include amateur sleuth mysteries, private eye novels, police procedurals, thrillers, suspense novels and so on. So, for instance, we see that Michael Connelly chooses Raymond Chandler's. Lauren Anderson writes about Agatha Christie's. In high school (based on the novel. By the way, I'm not fa...
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HCSSiM 2012 | mathbabe
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Exploring and venting about quantitative issues. I was a senior staff member at the HCSSiM program in 2012, where I taught a workshop for the first half of the program, so 17 lectures, with my awesome junior staff Elizabeth Campolongo, Maxwell Levit, and Josh Vekhter. I also gave a prime time theorem talk on the game of Nim. I also wrote a bit about the tradition of Yellow Pig Day and the songs we sing every July 17th. Here are the notes from the workshop:. Day 12: More platonic solids and revisiting the...
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Will ’17 be the Year of the Pig? |
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Monthly writings in and around mathematics by James Propp. Will ’17 be the Year of the Pig? You probably haven’t heard of David C. Kelly. He doesn’t write best-sellers or give TED talks, or study the center of the galaxy or the human genome or the social impact of algorithms. But he’s inspired and nurtured hundreds of people who’ve done these things and much more. The vehicle of this inspiration is a summer program that that Allyn Jackson has called “ a national treasure. Whose Game of Life. 100% guarant...
