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Wiki-Peek

December 09, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Big Data, Encyclopedia Britannica, Lua, MediaWiki, Paul Ford, Wikipedia
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The other day, a wide-eyed employee at my retirement center approached me as I was headed for the dining room. “I just looked you up on Wikipedia.  Gosh, I didn’t know your were famous.”   I laughed. Being on Wikipedia doesn’t make me famous.  In fact, I recall an insider
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The Hubris Of War Technology

June 22, 2015
by Caroline Miller
Big Data, cost of technology in war, drones, loitering capability, Loitering With Intent, predators, William M. Arkin
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“What makes aerial drones so different from manned aircraft is not their efficiency as hunters or killers but their ability to linger.”  So writes William M. Arkin, a former army intelligence analyst.  (“Loitering With Intent,” by William M. Arkin, Harper’s, June 2015 pg.
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How To Beat The Cookie Monster

October 10, 2014
by Caroline Miller
avoid cookie tracking, Big Data, Capture Those Fleeting Deals, differential pricing, dynamic pricing, Sara Mangla, wiping cookies
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cookie monster
Look out internet shoppers, two electronic systems  called “dynamic pricing,” and “differential pricing,” are stalking you.  Dynamic pricing is the program retailers use to adjust to supply and demand.  Airlines determine fares with it, for example, and so do hotels.  The
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The Improbable Truth in Probability

May 20, 2013
by Caroline Miller
"The Rise of Big Data", Big Data, Data in the Wild, Kenneth Cukier, Victor Mayer-Schoenberger
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The future
The other day, I was doing research on invisibility for an upcoming novel. As improbable as it may seem, I found more information than I needed in a matter of seconds — about the same amount of time it must have taken the Boston bombers to learn how to convert a pressure cooker
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