Archive for the ‘Google’ tag
Django 1.0 - It’s about time!
Django, the framework that Google chose to help launch its App Engine service, has finally hit the big 1.0. Looks like a party at the Googleplex!
Google Chrome
This is a comic introducing Chrome, Google’s browser. Last summer, Brian (the guy you see above) was nice enough to host me as his intern. It’s great to see the project he’s led finally make it out of the labs and into the hands of the public.
Web 2.0 Secret Sauce
So, you’ve created your amazing Web 2.0 network-effect-harnessing website and you’ve got a bunch of user-generated data sitting around? Let me introduce you to my little friend, MapReduce.
Matt is back!
14 months in the making, 42 countries, and a cast of thousands…
The 2-year old original:
Me and Matt at MIT for Roflcon.
The Clowd
The Clowd, a phrase that seems to be a mashup by Seth Godin between “crowd” and “cloud,” represents the near-future widespread use of distributed data processing and natural media correlation techniques.
One of the natural media correlation techniques that I think has influenced Seth is Photo Tourism, otherwise known as Microsoft Photosynth, a project I was fortunate enough to be a part of.