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what my #pearltrees page should look like:
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Built using a new beta version of HSB Grapher and enhanced using Photoshop, currently not available for download (the old stable version is available). Feel free to try, and if interested please email me for the new version supporting parametric equations.
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No disease is as number intensive as diabetes. Managing diabetes is all about monitoring, balancing, sacrificing, adjusting, compromising ...
It is vital to maintain as normal a blood sugar as possible to avoid complications. A healthy person typically has blood sugar values in the range 70 to 110. A diabetic would kill to have their blood sugars stay in that range. Sure, we could stay in that range if we ate leaves three times a day, minus the dressing. Try eating leaves for a week. You get the idea. Monitoring, logging and analyzing blood glucose trends is key to managing the disease. I use Sugarstats.com, an awesome website developed and managed by Marston, himself a type 1 diabetic. Analyzing blood sugar trends allows me to see what impact foods have on blood sugar levels, and subsequently lets me tweak my insulin pump settings to achieve optimum control.
There is no cure for diabetes, yet.
A figure used in a lecture from JR James at the Department of Town and Regional Planning at The University of Sheffield between 1967 and 1978.
These online tools are coded JavaScript programs which runs on compatible Internet browser. Graphing Calculator is also an online tools uses for graphing of mathematical equations. As we all know every program have its fixed process for solving queries which is implemented in its algorithm and for graphing calculator this algorithm are graphing functions which are distinct for various kind of mathematical equations.
UX Research at Google predicts that one's offline social network contains ~4-6 groups, with 2-10 people. (see: www.slideshare.net/padday/the-real-life-social-network-v2)
I use some graph visualization and clustering against my Facebook graph to see if my experience agrees with Google's research. See my blog post for more details.
Looks about right...7 clear clusters of people emerge, with little traffic between them.
Tiger is full of hidden little apps that could make life easier (as well as getting rid of iPhoto completely, to make life harder).
The graphing program looks pretty hardcore.
As a followup to my deeply philsophical blog post on the Tigger versus Eeyore Debate, I slaved for minutes in Excel to produce this visual.
I sent it off to GraphJam a while ago, but I guess it did not make the cut.
Now I feel like Eeyore.
www.si.umich.edu/about-SI/news-detail.htm?NewsItemID=623
Notes
Discovering Salience in Textual Elements Using Graph Mutual Reinforcement → Ahmed Hassan → Ahmed came up with an elegant idea: sentences that provide the best summary of a piece of text have important words. And important words are those that are contained in important sentences. Sounds like a job for the HITS algorithm, and Ahmed takes it for a spin.
Someone call Edward Tufte, this is the single worst graph ever. Neither the X or Y axis have any meaning whatsoever.
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