Comments for Would You Like Some Links?

Would You Like Some Links?

2006-07-20T21:04:45Z

I enjoy links myself, so I thought you might want some too. Here, then:

Graphs as art: Werner Vogels picks up the site graph meme with some nice visualizations of Amazon and A9.

Knowing enough to be dangerous: Bad advice about Windows tweaking, debunked by Dr. Jason, who's never happier than when he's correcting misinformation.

Flickr tag count comparison, where Nelson finds out what doesn't influence interestingness. Highly recommended if you enjoyed infographics about Flickr massages.

The response to the Mumbai bombings has been rather hushed. Both the attacks and the lack of discussion have been on my mind, Sepia Mutiny covers the topic well.

Bomani Jones on Prince's best work. I find myself in violent disagreement with the some of the assertions, despite being in complete agreement over the conclusions.

Tim O'Reilly with four big ideas about open source. Especially compelling to me because, improbably, I'm O'Reilly Open Source Conference in Portland next week.

And then, finally, Concerning the platinum bitch. I've been meaning to write a post about Khia for about two years; Stephen beat me to it and now I don't have to.

Comment from Jacques Marneweck on 2006-07-21

2006-07-21T04:34:48Z

Hi Anil,

It's "Key Noting" i'd imagine if you are the "Key Note" speaker. ;)

Comment from Rob Drimmie on 2006-07-21

2006-07-21T09:55:03Z

This is unrelated to any links, but I just wanted to say how nice it is to be reading what you're writing on a regular basis again. I will enjoy the Anil output while it is abundant.

Comment from Hashim on 2006-07-21

2006-07-21T11:29:10Z

that disertation on Khia reads like it was written by some hipster who's making an inside joke with his friends.

"oooh, I wrote 2000 words about Khia, a rap music nobody. I'm so ironic."

Comment from Scott Johnson on 2006-07-21

2006-07-21T16:31:44Z

Speaking of the Mumbai bombing discussion, the discussion around the latest Earthquake/Tsunami has been rather hushed as well. All I see on CNN lately is Israel/Lebanon. And I certainly haven't read any blogs about the recent natural disasters. (admittedly I just could be reading the wrong blogs :)