Entries tagged with “science commons” from O'Reilly Radar

Thu

Oct 15
2009

Nat Torkington

Four short links: 15 October 2009

Open Access, Right to Broadband, Machine Learning Textbook, Javascript Performance Art

by Nat Torkington@gnatcomments: 1

  1. Open Access Week -- world-wide, dedicated to raising awareness of open access to research. (via Creative Commons Aotearoa).
  2. 1Mb Broadband Access Becomes Legal Right -- Starting next July, every person in Finland will have the right to a one-megabit broadband connection.
  3. The Elements of Statistical Learning 2ed -- classic book (I have the 1st edition) that is now available as a free PDF download. (via Hacker News)
  4. vi in Javascript -- yup, someone's written a vi clone in Javascript. (via monkchips on Twitter)

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Wed

Mar 11
2009

Robert Kaye

Uncommon Knowledge and Open Innovation: Building a Science Commons

by Robert Kayecomments: 2

The first session I attended today was John Wilbanks' "Uncommon Knowledge and Open Innovation: Building a Science Commons" presentation. John talked about the process of establishing the Science Commons and how creating a science oriented commons presented unique challenges. John first pointed out that Metcalfe's Law works for both networked computers and documents. But, he went on to extend the law to more general data as well -- something I've believed in and espoused for a number of years now.

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