Eugene,
Everybody probably knows this, but what is the difference between Wiki and
Zwiki. I was worried I had not heard these words correctly, but looking at the
DKR shows both are used.
Has this been set out in the record?
For a book, might take a look at Landauer's book "The Trouble with Computers"
reviewed on 950710...
http://www.welchco.com/sd/08/00101/02/95/07/10/002652.HTM
Another candidate is Andy Grove's book "Only the Paranoid Survive" reviewed on
980307...
http://www.welchco.com/sd/08/00101/02/98/03/07/161448.HTM
Campbell's "Improbably Machine" yielded helpful ideas, reviewed on 900303...
http://www.welchco.com/sd/08/00101/02/90/03/03/221844.HTM
Another is "How the Mind Works" by Stephen Pinker, partially reviewed on
990329...
http://www.welchco.com/sd/08/00101/02/99/03/29/212547.HTM
Covey's "7 Habits..." has a lot that suggests what technology needs to do in
order to augment human reasoning, reviewed on 921205....
http://www.welchco.com/sd/08/00101/02/92/12/05/000758.HTM
Drucker's several books reviewed beginning on 931130 explains the importance of
analysis, the distinction between information and communication...
http://www.welchco.com/sd/08/00101/02/93/11/30/002549.HTM
Thanks.
Rod
Eugene Eric Kim wrote:
>
> There's quite a bit of diversity among this group, and a lot of
> expertise. I think it would be great to start collecting reading lists
> based on recommendations from all of you. For example, there's been a lot
> of research in hyperlinking over the last two decades, and it would be
> interesting to hear people's thoughts on what are the important papers in
> this field (besides Doug's). I personally could use a list of good
> primers in the area of knowledge representation. (*ahem* Jack. :-)
>
> These lists are not going to be helpful if they are large and
> unfiltered. So let me propose the following. I created a Wiki page off
> the Links section that is a list of topics pointing to reading
> lists. Suggest no more than five references -- books, articles, web
> sites, whatever -- on topics you think are relevant, and add them to the
> Wiki pages with your commentary. It would be excellent to have a few
> introductory books for each topic, but significant, more specialized
> works are also good. If one of your recommended references are already on
> the page, note that by using the "comment" class (as explained in Lee's
> ground rules).
>
> I started things off by recommending Ted Nelson's _Literary
> Machines_. You can read my brief commentary on the Wiki site:
>
> http://bootstrap.org:8080/OHS
>
> -Eugene
>
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