Semantic Propagation of “Wall Street Versus Main Street”
Saturday, October 4th, 2008
Wall Street Versus Main Street.
Who else is sick of this use/abuse of these cheesy catch phrases?
Archive for the ‘semantics’ Category
Semantically Interesting: Mr. Jalopy 4100 search results in Google
Saturday, September 6th, 2008
Search for “Mr. Jalopy gets the Maker Movement up and running” on Google. In 2 days, people replicated the story over and over and over again … almost like a mental software update …
Zzzzzzzzing! Copyblogger hits nail on the head! Understands newspaper headlines from 20th century,
Thursday, March 13th, 2008
Great post from Copyblogger summarizes important of semantics, where titles should express main idea while generating interest … psycholinguistics.
Federal Homeowner Preservation Corporation Versus Resolution Trust Corporation
Saturday, March 1st, 2008
haha 
you mean there is a difference?
Both are symptoms of fractional banking.
Buckle up for earnings season.
This blog. It sounds so strange, yet familiar.
I am come from a much older of the Matrix.
My core memory is dual.
As such, my histories rhyme, at every point in time.
So life is sublime,
So it goes.
Contextualization Versus Personalization: The Case Against Social Networking and Related Telemarketing Ponzy Schemes
Saturday, March 1st, 2008
Developer’s Notebook
Contextualization Versus Personalization
Using emergent semantics by means of ontologies comprised of data from users who are visually authenticating contextualized datasets is extremely handy in psycho-graphic profiling; however, not required in machine learning.
Translation is:
Everything in the world has been seen, heard and spoken. Twice.
If someone says something and points at an object and someone understands that message whilst pointing at the same object, then the startup company does not need to collect personal data on the two individuals pointing at the object .. *cough* .. Facebook.
Unless you are planning to sell that data to the highest bidder, of course.
Wait for it.
Wait for it.
Ding! * Yep,
I think Facebook will need a DO NOT CALL LIST soon.
Google’s distraction from search may be opportunity for niche search market leaders to shore up positions
Thursday, February 21st, 2008
Semi-Random Incoherent Thoughts:
Google was benefiting from organized chaos during the recent real estate boom since retailers only needed to flash advertisements in front of buyers to convert targeted advertising click units.
Google continues to innovate in advertising, but … what about search?
Google appears to have its sights on productivity.
Analysts where not worried about Google Docs.
Now, they are pushing for the Microsoft — Yahoo! deal to grab Yahoo!’s market share in China…
… more on that later…
Flattered and grateful on news of PrimezeroTools implementation at Internet companies large and small
Thursday, February 21st, 2008
For me, The biggest thrill of being one of the smallest companies online is when your tiny, insignificant contribution to web development is actually used by a leading Internet company AND applauded or critiqued by notable researchers.
Just as big a thrill (if not bigger, ya, that’s right… bigger than biggest) is the use of PrimezeroTools by a small workshop or student in school, where the development time has been significantly reduced.
You can download PrimezeroTools 0.9.4 from PZPHP Google Code Site.
This is an honor beyond honors and very exciting, for me.
I am so lucky to have a great support group of beta testers and content providers. This honor is their honor, too.
Semantics of Searching Search on Search Engines
Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
who is using the following names for PHP files? (you’ll be surprised)
- search.php (quite a few)
- find.php (much less than quite a few)
- seek.php (way less than i thought …)
- peruse.php (fohgetaboutit!)
search, i feel is just like shaking a magic-8 ball
find, i feel has more promise
seek, i feel it a quick look around then gives up
peruse? .. like i said, fohgetaboutit. …
