We would never say: I am taking child 1 to the dentist, or bike 1 to the repair shop. So why do we do this when we start organising data or code in files and directories?
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Tag: human computer-interaction
Where’s Wiley? Finding the Fermat fella
Outside the Andrew Wiles Building, I said that he was knocking on 70 now and he was a white man probably with white hair, we looked around to see an extraordinary large percentage of passers-by who fit that description.
And, so began our very own game of Where’s Wally? Or, Where’s Waldo? Or in our case: Where’s Wiley?
Ruth Stalker-Fascinating
The word fascinated has appeared after Stalker-Firth consistently for many years now, it is the most likely word, to come after Ruth Stalker.
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Digital Anthropology
Anthropology, the scientific study of humanity, has long looked at the behaviour, culture and society, of often remote tribes in
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Udemy 101
Last year, I spent an incredibly long time creating a course on human-computer interaction (HCI) which I put up on
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