Comments for thesis blog http://papoirier.org/thesis p-a poirier at uid Fri, 16 Dec 2011 21:42:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Article review: The future of cities, information, and inclusion by Evan Koppelman http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/article-review-the-battle-for-control-of-smart-cities/#comment-701 Evan Koppelman Fri, 16 Dec 2011 21:42:05 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=thinking&p=225#comment-701 Not to change the topic but distracted drivers using cell phones kill thousands of people every year. And using a headset doesn't make much difference. So let's all set down the phones while at the wheel. Not to change the topic but distracted drivers using cell phones kill thousands of people every year. And using a headset doesn’t make much difference. So let’s all set down the phones while at the wheel.

]]> Comment on Constance El Bakli by Arlen Rutter http://papoirier.org/thesis/making/constance-el-bakli/#comment-513 Arlen Rutter Tue, 04 Oct 2011 01:40:52 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=making&p=1093#comment-513 I simply want to mention I'm very new to blogging and really liked you're blog site. Probably I’m likely to bookmark your blog . You amazingly have awesome articles. Thank you for sharing with us your web page. I simply want to mention I’m very new to blogging and really liked you’re blog site. Probably I’m likely to bookmark your blog . You amazingly have awesome articles. Thank you for sharing with us your web page.

]]> Comment on Interview report: Frédéric Gauthier, designer of the Foodlab by Sundance http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/interview-report-frederic-gauthier-foodlab/#comment-336 Sundance Sat, 25 Jun 2011 14:54:34 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=thinking&p=495#comment-336 Great article, thank you again for wirntig. Great article, thank you again for wirntig.

]]> Comment on London Tower bridge Twitter feed by p-a http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/london-tower-bridge-twitter-feed/#comment-143 p-a Thu, 31 Mar 2011 14:10:55 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=thinking&p=1243#comment-143 interesting. thanks! interesting. thanks!

]]> Comment on London Tower bridge Twitter feed by Joachim http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/london-tower-bridge-twitter-feed/#comment-141 Joachim Wed, 30 Mar 2011 23:38:01 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=thinking&p=1243#comment-141 & What if you could prompt activity / preorder this ticket chain with Twitter? Like a pre-personalized ticket journey. or maybe the wardrobe speaks traffic of exchanges? another find http://vimeo.com/1025711 5 cents. & What if you could prompt activity / preorder this ticket chain with Twitter? Like a pre-personalized ticket journey.

or maybe the wardrobe speaks traffic of exchanges?

another find http://vimeo.com/1025711

5 cents.

]]> Comment on Kinect links by John http://papoirier.org/thesis/making/kinect-links/#comment-130 John Sun, 20 Mar 2011 18:10:19 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=making&p=384#comment-130 I'm planning to buy a kinect peripheral for some thesis idea and this guide will help me get started. thanks! I’m planning to buy a kinect peripheral for some thesis idea and this guide will help me get started. thanks!

]]> Comment on Kinect links by gabe mott http://papoirier.org/thesis/making/kinect-links/#comment-109 gabe mott Sun, 13 Mar 2011 02:11:40 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=making&p=384#comment-109 wow. after a day and a half of searching yours is the clearest thus far for (i suppose i can speak for a beginner). 99% of all the other pages that are up assume I know programming. I know a little processing and no c++. anyway, i'm grateful for your organized page. Still don't know how deep over my head I am...;) thanks for your work. wow. after a day and a half of searching yours is the clearest thus far for (i suppose i can speak for a beginner). 99% of all the other pages that are up assume I know programming. I know a little processing and no c++. anyway, i’m grateful for your organized page. Still don’t know how deep over my head I am…;) thanks for your work.

]]> Comment on A few things by Juha http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/a-few-things/#comment-60 Juha Sat, 05 Mar 2011 11:33:18 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=thinking&p=884#comment-60 Perhaps you find <a href="http://urbanode.net/" rel="nofollow">this link</a> useful for your research. Good luck! Perhaps you find this link useful for your research. Good luck!

]]> Comment on The failure of the modern neighbourhood by p-a http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/the-failure-of-the-modern-neighbourhood/#comment-9 p-a Mon, 24 Jan 2011 22:58:01 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=thinking&p=314#comment-9 Yah. She's on my list, you can be sure of that. It'd be great if you could leave it on my desk! (I'll bring it back to you in June/July in Boston, I promise!) Her work (legacy, really) is oft implied and/or mentioned in the article <a href="http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/article-review-the-battle-for-control-of-smart-cities/" rel="nofollow">I reviewed</a> entitled <em>The future of cities, information, and inclusion</em> article. If you haven't read it (the article, not my review), it's a good read! Yah. She’s on my list, you can be sure of that. It’d be great if you could leave it on my desk! (I’ll bring it back to you in June/July in Boston, I promise!)

Her work (legacy, really) is oft implied and/or mentioned in the article I reviewed entitled The future of cities, information, and inclusion article. If you haven’t read it (the article, not my review), it’s a good read!

]]> Comment on The failure of the modern neighbourhood by jenn http://papoirier.org/thesis/thinking/the-failure-of-the-modern-neighbourhood/#comment-8 jenn Mon, 24 Jan 2011 22:27:26 +0000 http://papoirier.org/thesis/?post_type=thinking&p=314#comment-8 Perhaps a little <a href="Jane Jacobs" rel="nofollow">reading</a> could be in order? The Death and Life of Great American Cities is classic. Jacob argues that modernist urban planning rejects the city. and therefore rejecting all the humans living in a community characterized by layered complexity and its seeming chaos. I can leave you my copy on your desk if you wish? If you haven't read it, it's worth a skim. Also worth looking into William H. Whyte for some inspiration at human interactions in urban settings. Perhaps a little reading could be in order? The Death and Life of Great American Cities is classic. Jacob argues that modernist urban planning rejects the city. and therefore rejecting all the humans living in a community characterized by layered complexity and its seeming chaos. I can leave you my copy on your desk if you wish? If you haven’t read it, it’s worth a skim. Also worth looking into William H. Whyte for some inspiration at human interactions in urban settings.

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