Daily Archives: December 15, 2007

DNRs – one of the most confusing information concepts of our time

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One of the great mindbenders of our lives is End of Life directives. Here’s a list of where directives go haywire: unclear language in the document document “enforced” by someone other than the subject of the document document not present … Continue reading →

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More Online Analysis Possibilities

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Check out my halo 3 stats. This is an amazing example of how much data is available to mine.  You can see how i’ve played the game, how others view me, how changes to the game changed my play, how … Continue reading →

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Online Analysis Possibilities

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I present yet another example of the data collecting world we live in. See this pseudo analysis of online gaming guilds and their “failure cascades” (how guilds / social groups dissipate). The linkedto analysis isn’t that great but the idea … Continue reading →

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