Check out this TED Talk -
TEDTalks : Sam Harris: Science can answer moral questions - Sam Harris (2010) (Episode Link)
iPhone home screen that is -
Just putting it here. This is most probably going to change with the release of iPhone OS 4 :)
Wolfram killed its mobile site long time back and shows an ad for it's expensive iPhone app instead. I have instead bookmarked http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i= on the iPhone, which works pretty well for me :)
The main thing about getting things done that I have discovered is that any todo system is only as good as the review system. Without a daily review of the tasks, any todo system is basically useless. My review is basically simple - it is either done or some date has to be assigned to it - either the next day or some date in the future.
Currently using Toodledo.com for my tasks through the Pocket Informant iPhone app, but thinking about switching to this new site - TeuxDeux.com as soon as there is an app for that.
To do or not to do - that's the question.
Some snaps I took on snowmageddon day
Thinking of restarting my blog. You can find my earlier posts here - http://anilash.livejournal.com
By having hours of fun with LEGO - now in digital ishtyle - grab it here.
Am now using Google Reader for all my feeds. Looks like I am spending way too much time on reading feeds during the day n week (as indicated by the trends charts on the page). Any ideas on how to manage n read around 230 feeds?


Google Reader has a nice option of sharing articles - you can find mine here. The other thing I like about the feed reader is that it has lots of keyboard shortcuts - can view most of them by using '?' shortcut for help.
Google Reader has a nice option of sharing articles - you can find mine here. The other thing I like about the feed reader is that it has lots of keyboard shortcuts - can view most of them by using '?' shortcut for help.
Now this seems to be an actual "data wiki" kind of site - Many Eyes. It's an experimental site for social data analysis and collaborative visualization. Though the visualizations are in Java, they offer pretty good set of visualizations - much better than the Swivel site I had blogged about earlier.