Mooklet for iPhone :: Create Animated "Photo Story Books" and Publish them! Topsy Pro Analytics Lets Users Analyze Over 100 Billion Tweets From The Last 2+ Years Topsy, the popular social search engine, has released a powerful new feature for marketers today deemed Topsy Pro Analytics. Different than the basic analytics offerings announced last year, the new Pro Analytics will allow users to see view and analyze more than 100 billion Tweets over the past several years. Unlike many social tracking tools, the licence that Topsy has to the Twitter Firehose allows the service to analyze all Tweets, not just a specific set of kephrases being tracked. Specific keyphrases can be mined down to provide more information thanks to the dynamic navigation options and comparison tools. Users can enter in a query an breakdown the data using the following options: Dashboard The dashboard allows users to see the big picture on search terms including mentions, top posts, top links and top media: One thing that marketers will notice immediately is the ability to see back in time, by location, language or sentiment. Activity Discovery Top Results Geography Exposure
BitCoin Credit / Debit Card to Launch in 2 Months Says BitInstant - ParityNews.com: ...Because Technology Matters Giving a time frame of 6-8 weeks, Shrem said over an IRC chat session that the card shall function like any other credit or debit card and that it can be used at places where MasterCard is being accepted notes Coding In My Sleep. BitInstant co-founder has also said that the initial 1000 odd cards will be given for free and subsequent cards will carry a charge of around $10. Any transaction that is carried out through the card shall be levied with a 1% Bitcoin transfer fee on top of the $1.50 ATM withdrawal fee. So how will this whole mechanism work? Cards will be carrying a QR code in the front and a personal Bitcoin address printed address at the back. Users can have balance on the card in BTC till the time they decide to make a payment or withdrawal. There is a sign-up form that has been made available through Google Docs but, it is not an actual signup form but more or less an expression of interest form.
A Carefully Selected List of Recommended Tools on Datavisualization When I meet with people and talk about our work, I get asked a lot what technology we use to create interactive and dynamic data visualizations. At Interactive Things, we have a set of preferred libraries, applications and services that we use regularly in our work. We will select the most fitting tool for the job depending on the requirements of the project. Sometimes a really simple tool is all you need to create something meaningful. On other occasions, a more multifaceted repertoire is needed. That’s why we have put together a selection of tools that we use the most and that we enjoy working with. Let me answer the most likely questions right away: No, not everything find its’ way into this list, so you might not find your personal favorite.
Network Theory (Part 19) joint with Jacob Biamonte It’s time to resume the network theory series! We’re writing a little book based on some of these posts, so we want to finish up our discussion of stochastic Petri nets and chemical reaction networks. Last time we started looking at a simple example: a diatomic gas. A diatomic molecule of this gas can break apart into two atoms: and conversely, two atoms can combine to form a diatomic molecule: We can draw both these reactions using a chemical reaction network: where we’re writing instead of to abstract away some detail that’s just distracting here. Last time we looked at the rate equation for this chemical reaction network, and found equilibrium solutions of that equation. The master equation We’ll start from scratch. for the probability that we have atoms of and molecule of in our container. First we need to pick a rate constant for each reaction. while the rate constant for the reverse reaction is some number where we define to be zero if either or is negative. Yuck! ways. s.
3D printed FOBO bipedal walking robot and Spool bot Jul.18, 2012 FOBO is the fourth prototype from Project Biped by Jonathan Dowdall. It is a 3D printed self-contained bipedal robot and can walk balanced without falling over if it stops. It has 8 DOF (degrees of freedom) and uses an Arduino Uno microcontroller to actuate 8 servo motors. It can detect obstacles using its ultrasonic range sensor. FOBO is made of 3D printed parts and is designed to be easily made by anyone with a low cost 3D printer and an interest in learning about robotics. There are totally seventeen 3D printed plastic parts and an open source DIY 3D printer can print them out in about 18 hours. If you want to create new action sequences for FOBO, you can adjust each of FOBO's servos in FOBO Poser, an application that let you save actions sequences to file, load and export to an Arduino code file, or played back in real-time. In addition, FOBO can also be controlled by a human operator using a Kinect. (Image credit: FOBO)
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