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CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics: September 2009
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CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics. Mostly harmless pointing at things pertaining to cybertaxonomy and phylogenetics. Sunday, September 6, 2009. Roger Hyam's blog post. Is great. A few somewhat random thoughts on it follow, with apologies in advance to Roger for any (likely) misinterpretations. I don't read taxacom, so there might be some redundancy here. I'm not sure that what follows makes any sense, nor is it my personal position, that is, I'm trolling. In the future we will have a lot. Situation...
CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics: You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike.
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CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics. Mostly harmless pointing at things pertaining to cybertaxonomy and phylogenetics. Thursday, February 24, 2011. You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike. I poked at @rdmpage. After a little back and forth I decided to do a brain dump based on some ideas that were discussed at the recent GMOD hackathon. About linking phylogenies to genome tracks. @hlapp. Chimed in that this might lead to a career in phylogame (tm? The major thing that's missing- some w...
CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics: January 2008
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CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics. Mostly harmless pointing at things pertaining to cybertaxonomy and phylogenetics. Sunday, January 27, 2008. Annotating images with user-created overlays is a must for defining morphological characters, or enhancing ontologies. This seems to be a relatively tricky thing to do over the web. Inputdraw. Software also mentions an annotation system that is in the works, though the bottom line there is that its not quite ready prime time. At a recent Morphbank. Which is ...
CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics: January 2009
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CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics. Mostly harmless pointing at things pertaining to cybertaxonomy and phylogenetics. Sunday, January 11, 2009. This technology is pretty cool, and seems to have been around for a while. See also this more recent application. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Music from science and civilization.
CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics: Nomenclature is Dead! Long Live Pragmatic Taxa!
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CyPhy - Cybertaxonomy and Phylogenetics. Mostly harmless pointing at things pertaining to cybertaxonomy and phylogenetics. Sunday, September 6, 2009. Roger Hyam's blog post. Is great. A few somewhat random thoughts on it follow, with apologies in advance to Roger for any (likely) misinterpretations. I don't read taxacom, so there might be some redundancy here. I'm not sure that what follows makes any sense, nor is it my personal position, that is, I'm trolling. In the future we will have a lot. Situation...
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iSpiders: July 2010
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010. I am swamped by the number of user names and passwords I have to remember and, quite frankly, if a new resource I stumble upon requires me to remember yet another account for me to access or do something I need, it's a deterrent and I'll go elsewhere. While developing features for SimpleMappr. For this map template saving tool, I made use of Janrain. Posted by David Shorthouse. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
iSpiders: November 2011
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Monday, November 14, 2011. I started work on a whimsical presentation I will soon give to the Biodiversity Informatics Group at the Marine Biological Laboratory about the Realtime Web. And came-up with the following kooky slide. Felt the urge to share. Posted by David Shorthouse. Links to this post. Sunday, November 13, 2011. Amazing Web Site Optimizations: Priceless. Quite literally, priceless. As in costs nothing. Both as FireFox plug-ins. Google Chrome also has a Page Speed. Upload a zipped folder of ...
iSpiders: April 2010
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Monday, April 5, 2010. There are plenty of resources to make pushpin maps, but none that I know of have a Microsoft Excel add-on to make use of these. My ultimate goal is to make one as part of SimpleMappr. To help streamline map creation for assembly into manuscripts. To get a little closer to this vision, I spent a half-hour making a RESTful API and the documentation may be found here: http:/ www.simplemappr.net/#map-api. For example, this URL: http:/ www.simplemappr.net/api/? Posted by David Shorthouse.
iSpiders: November 2012
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Thursday, November 8, 2012. Conference Tweets in the Age of Information Overconsumption. Having been a remote Twitter participant in what from all accounts. Was a successful conference hosted by the Entomological Society of Canada. And the Entomological Society of Alberta. I have the luxury of now stepping back with a nice glass of red wine and thinking more deeply about the experience and its implications on the health of science. Dezene Huber has also taken a breath. Project led by David Patterson....
iSpiders: June 2009
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Sunday, June 14, 2009. The Community is Dead. This may not be much of a relevation to many, but is a notion that is sinking home more deeply for me of late. By "Community", I don't necessarily mean the online community, though there are hints of that as well when you think of the MySpace- Facebook- Twitter progression from all-out friend fest to ever more insular and individualistic directions, I mean the taxonomic community. I lead the LifeDesk. These activities be so independent from one another? This ...
iSpiders: June 2011
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Sunday, June 26, 2011. I never had high hopes for SimpleMappr. There are plenty of desktop applications to produce publication-quality point maps. But it turns out, users find these hard to use or are too rich for their pocket books. As a result, my little toy and its API are getting a fair amount of use. I find this greatly encouraging so I occasionally clean-up the code and add a few logical, unobtrusive options. Here's one such example using the URL. Http:/ www.simplemappr.net/? Links to this post.
iSpiders: December 2012
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Friday, December 7, 2012. If EOL Started All Over Today, What Would be the Best Approach? EOL), albeit at a smaller, more focused scale. But has EOL taken a winning approach? Has it sustained the interest it once had? Is it duplicating effort? Is it financially sustainable? Are remarkable, value-added products being built off its infrastructure that would not otherwise be possible? These aren't rhetorical questions. I just don't know. Shouldn't I know by now? Here's an interesting thought experiment:.
iSpiders: August 2010
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Saturday, August 21, 2010. Many moons ago, I once developed a tool that does real time discovery of scientific references using a combination of the aged (though still very useful) ParaTools. S OpenURL service. With the demise of my server, this bit of code was lost. I just revived the code and functionality and provide it here for anyone else to take it and refine it. UPDATE: parsing is now executed with a Ruby gem: http:/ refparser.shorthouse.net/. American Journal of Botany. Posted by David Shorthouse.
iSpiders: Conference Tweets in the Age of Information Overconsumption
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Thursday, November 8, 2012. Conference Tweets in the Age of Information Overconsumption. Having been a remote Twitter participant in what from all accounts. Was a successful conference hosted by the Entomological Society of Canada. And the Entomological Society of Alberta. I have the luxury of now stepping back with a nice glass of red wine and thinking more deeply about the experience and its implications on the health of science. Dezene Huber has also taken a breath. Project led by David Patterson....
iSpiders: January 2012
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Tuesday, January 3, 2012. Science is a Product in the Wrong Marketplace. Instead of mindlessly watching a movie tonight, I browsed through Google Tech Talks and stumbled upon a spectacularly argued, wonderfully cadenced, and orchestrated Sept 2011 presentation by Kristen Marhaver entitled, "Organizing the world's information by date and author is making Mother Earth Sick". To take this even further, why not really expose the scientific conference by advertising the downtime? Posted by David Shorthouse.
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