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March 26, 2009 by Moshe

While I am still snowed under, and in the process of finding out how to automate posting my Delicious links to this blog, here is a manual dump of some of the things I found interesting recently. Let me know in comments if you know how to generate weekly (not daily!) link posts like this one automatically, without having to learn Perl in the process.

Google and the future of books

Interesting article about the consequences of having an unprecedented amount of information available, and the dangers of having it all concentrated in one place.

The way of all debt

Everyone is talking about the economy these days, here is an interesting angle, review of Margaret Atwood’s recent book on the subject.

Shall we get rid of the lawyers?

The title says it all…

Lectures on holographic methods for condensed matter physics

Excellent introduction to one of the major recent developments in string theory. Inserted in part to avoid having all links today point to the NY review of books.

Enjoy! I’ll be back pretty soon with some real posts.

p.s: another one, which I find really funny for some unclear reason.

pps: This is written using Ecto, from my new Macbook. Thanks to all the excellent advice I got in response to my post, the transition was really easy. It is also clear, after only a few days, that there is simply no going back…

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Posted in Personal, Physics | Tagged Links, Physics | 2 Comments

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  1. on March 26, 2009 at 5:39 am saintneko

    Something like this: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/postalicious/ sounds like what you’re talking about. You’ll also need some plugin called SimplePie for this to function… but it’s the only thing I’ve seen that’ll do what you’re asking for automatically in worpress.


  2. on March 28, 2009 at 5:57 pm Giotis

    I didn’t know that such a field even existed in string theory. Gee, it’s difficult to keep track on what is happening in contemporary physics these days.



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