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1 day ago by davidebeltoft

This blog does not get the massive amount of web-traffic needed to be affiliated with the New Museum, nor does it claim to be counted in the ranks of its long reaching advertising tentacles. However if you, my fellow New Yorker, happen across this post from now until July 12th, I wholeheartedly reco ...

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6 days ago by metzler

Playing armchair chess with technical terms - what the mathematical monkeys and theology wonks consider precisely defined natural language - just might reveal a tension between Faith and Reason. Or it might not. Either way, it does not matter. We are after a real tension between faith as it is in th ...

Pooh's Think - poohsthink.com · 1 reference

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6 days ago by tmacdonnell

Hi Gang, The following posting is on behalf of Andrew Wong who just got the word from Ford. GREAT WORK EMPIRICAL!!!! Thank you to everyone in the company that helped us on this, there were alot of you! Ford of Canada has been recognized by…yeah that’s right…ALAN MULALLY, President & CEO of Ford Moto ...

Empirical_ - blog.empirical.com

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7 days ago by abusinessprofessor

This study focuses on the importance of changes in entrepreneurial orientation (EO) over time for subsequent firm performance, and the significance which inimitable resources (networks, governance system and unique competence) might have in this connection. Hypotheses are developed to test the effec ...

Entrepreneurial Orientation - entorient.wordpress.com

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8 days ago by Neil

As part of my research, I try to keep up with the trends and tools in software development (it has nothing to do with procrastination, either). I’m beginning to wonder if maybe I’m missing a large chunk of people in my reading. According to the blogs and sites I follow, agile is far superior to othe ...

Semantic Werks - neilernst.net · Rank: 93,232 · 2 references

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13 days ago by dilb

I’d been asked as part of my course to offer a 15-20 minute presentation on a chosen study I found to be exemplary, as reported in a previous blog post. The study I eventually chose was Debra Howcroft’s The Hyperbolic Age of Information: An Empirical Study of Internet Usage. It’s ten years old so so ...

Climbing Socially - socialclimbing.wordpress.com

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13 days ago by The Complex Days

>>If you are surveying a piece of land, or mapping the stars, you have two bodies of knowledge neither of which can be ignored. There are your own empirical measurements on the one hand and there is Euclidean geometry on the other. If these two cannot be made to fit together, then either the data ar ...

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14 days ago by gainreduction

UBK runs a lot of sounds thru the UBK Fatso, and speaks at length about the many desirable qualities that he feels ought to motivate any self-respecting engineer to buy one… or get their classic Fatso modded!

Gain Reduction | Pro Audio ... - gainreduction.com · 13 references

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15 days ago by Graham

When implementing the Poor Man's Hedge Fund as a small portfolio of companies that, from statistical analysis of prior returns, appear to generate their profits by exposure to the Dynamic Trading Risk Factor, I arbitarily decided to choose an equally weighted portfolio of just five companies. This c ...

Statistical Trader - blog.gillerinvestments.com

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16 days ago by Graham

In an earlier post we introduced the idea of investing in hedge fund strategies, and thereby picking up the premium income that arises from exposure to the Dynamic Trading Risk Factor — which he hypothesize is the true reason why hedge funds outperform the general market — by investing in the public ...

Statistical Trader - blog.gillerinvestments.com