Fixed-wing robots flock like birds (by epflnews)
Todd Sampson
Scrapbook of interesting finds
About the author
Todd co-founded Cloudspace in 1996, MyBlogLog (sold to Yahoo! in 2007), OneTrueFan (sold to BigDoor in 2011), and a number of other startups over the years. He served as mentor at TechStars Boulder & Seedcamp London and advises a number of tech startups from Silicon Valley to Bucharest.Todd currently lives in San Francisco where he enjoys exploring the amazing California outdoors with his wife, son and daughter; sailing his Columbia 43; cheering on the U.S. National Soccer Team; hacking Arduino and startups.
Elsewhere
Everything Is A Remix: THE MATRIX (by robgwilson.com via @bpm140)
Life is selection, no more. The work of the gardener is simply to destroy this weed, or that shrub, or that tree, & leave this other to grow. The library is gradually made inestimable by taking out from the superabounding mass of books all but the best. The palace is a selection of materials; it’s architecture, a selection of the best effects. Things collect very fast of themselves; the difference between house & house is the wise omissions.
“The chart shows the typical percentage of bugs found using each bug detection technique. The range shows the high and low percentage across software organizations, with the center dot representing the average percentage of bugs found using that technique.”
(via Why code review beats testing: evidence from decades of programming research)
3D Color Printer from Z Corporation… The Future.
(Source: youtube.com)
Become a Javascript Console Power-User. Seven minute video with some really useful tips.
(Source: youtube.com)
MIT’s Siftables talk @ TED. The origin of http://www.sifteo.com
