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Some time ago a discussion emerged in the blogosphere about the question whether 3d printing will make it to the mainstream (take a look at my post about this debate). Today 3d printers seem to be increasingly taken for granted and rightly so, especially if one looks at the scope of the products currently made [...]
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Tags: peer produced design, peer produced space, peer produced tangibles
The New Kind of Search Engine
Stephen Wolfram is known both for his monumental The New Kind of Science and Mathematica developed by Wolfram Research. Now he has entered search engines’ domain with his new product. It’s called Wolfram|Alpha. Google is really good with providing you with a list of websites which contain the answer to your query. Wolfram’s approach is [...]
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Tags: data mining, search engine, Stephen Wolfram, WolframAlpha
Following one of my first posts here, I would like to share with you a short text which I wrote at the very beginning of second term Iaac studio on sustainable housing. I forgot to mention in the text earlier on, that the initial research condition was the Knowledge Village in the city of Dubai [...]
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Tags: Michal Piasecki
An Rss feed from Reporters Without Borders blog kept informing everyone about bloggers and activists being arrested in China while most of mass media was only counting down to Bejing Olympics beginning (take a look here, or here). Reporters Without Borders is still a professional (although non-profit, I suppose) news agency, but non-professionals are increasingly [...]
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Tags: Michal Piasecki
I was recently writing a short note on the self-sufficiency studio at Iaac in Barcelona and it made me think about the project (or rather an anti-project) which I have made at the time. There was a lot of talk in the air about self-organization, web 2.0, augmented humans and augmented spaces as well and [...]
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Tags: Michal Piasecki