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Extreme driving lessons in Saigon. Great spotter's place for Honda Club affectionados, though.
Categories: distributed, intelligence, traffic
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Extreme driving lessons in Saigon. Great spotter's place for Honda Club affectionados, though.
If you watch this episode of India Driving then you'll be certainly convinced that distributed intelligence is a good way to solve a complex problem!
The Centre for Person-Computer Studies provides a free copy of a basic repgrid tool that you can use to elicit expert classification knowledge. Download the tool and use the 'elicit grid' script to guide you through a typical bottom-up knowledge acquisition session.
I was wondering: what is the biggest online community in the world, let's say defined as having the largest number of registered users on a given day in a year? Big Boards gives some insight, but having read an article about Bebo, the numbers given by Big Boards are dwindled by the membership numbers of these social networking places: Bebo should have around 22 million registered users, MyPlaces.com is said to have 50 million user names on record. South Koreans flock together in CyWorld in their millions. Couldn't find a definite answer though. Another question would be: who has the largest number of person data on (electronic?) record? The Chinese post office?