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Jonah Goldberg

Jonah Goldberg 07/12/2004 04:09 AM
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"Jonah Goldberg"

"Jonah Goldberg" 06/17/2004 06:48 AM

Jonah Goldberg said

Jonah Goldberg said 10/31/2003 05:10 PM
Update: .. one

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Jonah Goldberg: First, do no harm

Jonah Goldberg: First, do no harm 08/31/2004 10:11 AM

"responds to Jonah Goldberg."

"responds to Jonah Goldberg." 06/18/2004 08:48 PM

"to expose conservative pundit Jonah
Goldberg"

"to expose conservative pundit Jonah
Goldberg" 02/07/2005 02:02 AM

Jonah Goldberg on CBS & Abu Ghraib on
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Jonah Goldberg on CBS & Abu Ghraib on
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CBS should never have released the pictures .. Goldberg: Media Missteps .. Jonah on the Media

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Jonah Goldberg: Scrap the U.N., create
League of Democracies

Jonah Goldberg: Scrap the U.N., create
League of Democracies 12/04/2003 07:13 AM
a very reasonable case .. Townhall

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Jonah Goldberg on 9/11 Commission on
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Jonah Goldberg: The Blame Game -- Why Should Clinton Get Off Scot-Free? .. Blame

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Jonah Goldberg's Goldberg File on
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really saying that .. Jedi mind tricks .. Jonah Goldberg .. UGLY LOSERS: .. fine form

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Jonah Goldberg on John Kerry & Medals on
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Jonah Goldberg: Kerry’s Medal Story Is A Mess .. one nifty column .. Medalgate

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Jonah Goldberg on the Republican
National Convention and Moderates on
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Goldberg: Radicals and Squishes, United .. Jonah Goldberg's review

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congrats to andrea and jonah

congrats to andrea and jonah 08/29/2004 10:53 PM
NYC is clearly in love

Jonah Peretti and Jane's Blog

Jonah Peretti and Jane's Blog 08/22/2004 03:42 AM

Warning: rambling diary style entry to follow

Jonah, a friend of Neeru and Joshua emailed me that he was going to be in Japan and wanted to talk about Eyebeam, a very cool art R&D project he is working on. He was leaving the day after I came back to Japan so we decided to meet for lunch at the airport. I printed out Andrea and Jonah's picture from Andrea's photo blog, taped it into my moleskine notebook and headed for the airport. I've been mastering the shortcuts from my house to the airport since I make the trip so often. Today, I found a new little shortcut where I take a right at the rice vending machine and cut through miles of rice paddies and skip the traffic lights on the main road. I love zooming through the rice paddies looking for crop circles until you run into oncoming traffic and have to maneuver just right or fall into the ditch. Anyway, I met Andrea and Jonah at the airport and took Jonah to have a quick bite at Sushi Iwa while Andrea made some phone calls.

The conversation was really interesting and we had an amazing number of common interests. When we were talking about diffusion patterns of ideas and links across blogs, he mentioned that he had helped a new television show use blogs. He explained that there was a new TV series called "Good Girls Don't" and he helped them set up a blog for Jane, one of the characters. How cool. He then started explaining about the character and a funny interaction she had with Instapundit. Holy synchronicity. I suddenly realized that this Jane was the same Jan e who had linked to my blog post about no more alcohol until I lose more weight. I had just been reading her blog this morning totally perplexed about the most random link in my Technorati cosmos in quite awhile. I hadn't read the "about" page so I hadn't realized she was a fictitious character. Anyway, so weird, funny and... bloggy. I wish my favorite TV characters had blogs and that they randomly linked to me.

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Jonah Seiger and Scott Heiferman

Jonah Seiger and Scott Heiferman 02/10/2004 02:51 AM
Jonah Seiger Went to high school with Jonah, we both went into politics, I left it for a while and we just reconnected. The great thing is what he is doing is just what's missing from Emergent Democracy. 7% of...

Ignorance Is Slavery

Ignorance Is Slavery 09/17/2004 12:10 PM
We are at war with Iraq. We have always been at war with Iraq. This is the first time I've read 1984 all the way to the end, and I finally understand it, and why it's so important. Winston lost entirely, and it was the most complete loss that is possible. This was important, because it sticks in the mind. Ironically, Orwell understood how to manipulate people's emotions, but he used this knowledge for the good of us all.

The ignorance you're fighting against

The ignorance you're fighting against 08/13/2004 03:47 AM
Folks, it appears that you haven't been doing your job, or perhaps you're just being ignored. I'm speaking to both vendors and IT personnel here. The security execs and "senior IT" people don't seem to get it when we talk about identity management.

Quote: Ignorance

Quote: Ignorance 02/10/2004 02:45 AM

"I have never met a man so ignorant that I couldn't learn something from him."
-- Galileo Galilei

Rational ignorance

Rational ignorance 02/10/2004 02:51 AM

Lago

Rational Ignorance

Academic life is ruining the internet for me. An example: Today I read Joi Ito’s wandering entry on money, economics, and physics, and the first thing I thought of doing was to post a bibliography of all of the reading that should have been done before that post was made. And then I realized that posting such a bibliography is the equivalent of shouting at the television. It doesn’t matter what I say about it. The TV (and the internet) can’t really hear me.

Lago reacts to an interesting point that I in fact pondered yesterday before posting my thoughts from my lunch with Seth. Is it better for me to post my superficial musings with Seth in the one hour that I had before I needed to move on to the next thing, or do I scribble them in my notebook and write a more rigorous treatment with references. I decided, as Cory often says, that my blog is my notebook and that even though many of my thoughts were half-baked, it was better to write early/write often than to back burner the thoughts and probably never get around to posting them.

If you read on in Lago's post, he does raise a very interesting way to look at the trade-offs of shallow vs rigorous. What is the cost of rigor and is it worth it?

I am not an academic. I am an extremely busy businessman who happens be lucky enough to meet quite a few smart people from a variety of fields. As one good friend has told me, my primary purpose is to connect people. It probably adds more value to society for me to spend one hour getting two people excited enough to talk to each other than to sit and ponder a notion by myself. My blog is not a rigorous treatment of the topics that I'm interested in, but rather a collection of links, questions, thoughts and points of view. A great variety of people read this blog and I'm sure that just about any professional thinker in on any topic I write about will find my treatment of the topic rather superficial. The question is to me is whether this is valuable or whether my lack of rigor could actually be a disservice to the discourse.

Getting back to my last post... I actually did think about spending the weekend dragging out my old notes from Hayek, Coase, Arrow, Chandler, Shannon, Mauss, Simon, etc. and digging into my memory and trying to tie all of this together. Instead, I posted a my rambling thoughts because I knew I'd never do it if I put it off. Also, I realize that I will never be able to compete directly with full-time academic and that it is not my position to answer these questions in a rigorous way. I suppose that if I can end up getting Seth, an economist and a rabbi to sit down and chat about world views over dinner at some point, I will have served my purpose.

I don't want to ignite a academic vs non-academic flame-war here. I'm just trying to point out, as Lago does, that we are all making decisions about how much to study in order for us to make the right decisions. I don't have the time or the ability to do "all of the reading that should have been done before that post was made." Having said that, I would encourage people to post "a bibliography of all of the reading" since I am interested and so are many other people.

Ignorance is Bliss

Ignorance is Bliss 04/19/2004 05:42 PM

Friend Buys Computer Just Like That: The Onion brings us this heartwarming story about a guy who knows what he wants. Cheng (the guy's friend) is just flabbergasted.

Cheng said that, once he realized what was happening, he followed Trask to the counter and demanded to know if his friend had done any research on the Internet or visited the store on previous occasions.

"He hadn't," Cheng said. "He just waltzed in there and bought the damn thing. I asked him what he would be using it for, and he said 'work stuff and Internet stuff.' He said he wanted a computer with a DVD player, so he could take it with him when he stayed at his girlfriend's place. And — oh, this was the classic line! This killed me! He said he wanted one that had an 'MP3 maker.'"

I think Cheng's just jealous.

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is this ignorance or willfulness?

is this ignorance or willfulness? 02/15/2004 11:50 AM
I blogged some quibbles about the Bonyton article in the Times about a week ago. In it I noted (but nothing more) PFF's attack on the movement. That led PFF's James DeLong to send an email to his followers, in which he states:

The [Free Culture Movement] does not think that production and consumption of intellectual creations should be organized by property rights and markets. Instead, it favors a mechanism of production based on the open source software movement, in which software is made available at no charge, and is also freely modifiable by the world at large.

So this is obviously yet another Washington DC non sequitur. For again: "open source software" and free software both are built upon intellectual property (however distasteful that word is to some). So it is plainly "organized by property rights and markets." It is not organized in the way that Microsoft likes to organize at least some of its property. But property owners choosing how to make their property available is obviously at the core of a property system. Why would PFF be against that? But here's the real question. Do these DC types (a bit of bit-head thinking, I agree, but sometimes it is necessary) really just not read? Or is this willfulness inspired by the belief that their funders don't read? And Mr. DeLong: If you'd like to debate this in a context where misstatements can be corrected directly, I'd be honored to debate you. Obviously, that would have to be an "open" context, where people were "free" to disagree with you and quote you without your permission. I hope that isn't too communistic for your taste.

the luxury of ignorance

the luxury of ignorance 04/13/2004 04:58 PM
&quot;We are now deep in the trackless swamps created by thoughtless, feckless UI design — full of glitz and GUI, signifying nothing.&quot; In The Luxury of Ignorance, Eric Raymond attempts to set up a network printer in Linux.

Goldberg 2.3.2

Goldberg 2.3.2 12/08/2003 04:49 PM
A freeware image viewer and editor that includes support for applying QuickTime and other effects.

Ian Goldberg

Ian Goldberg 09/06/2004 01:57 AM
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""In this case, I think ignorance is
most of the explanation.""

""In this case, I think ignorance is
most of the explanation."" 09/06/2004 08:36 AM

MS04-025 - Ignorance is truly bliss....

MS04-025 - Ignorance is truly bliss.... 08/05/2004 04:08 PM
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Ignorance 1.3.1.2 (Default branch)

Ignorance 1.3.1.2 (Default branch) 06/22/2005 02:26 AM
Ignorance is a flexible, powerful content filtering plugin for Gaim.

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Goldberg: Goodbye to All That

Goldberg: Goodbye to All That 09/14/2004 06:36 PM

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MPLS takeup hampered by ignorance

MPLS takeup hampered by ignorance 01/06/2005 12:10 PM
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Companies are at risk from staff
ignorance

Companies are at risk from staff
ignorance 01/26/2004 09:52 PM
Computer Weekly Jan 27 2004 2:14AM GMT

Geographic ignorance costs Microsoft

Geographic ignorance costs Microsoft 08/20/2004 12:25 AM
Insensitive computer programmers with little knowledge of geography have cost the giant Microsoft company hundreds of millions of dollars in lost business and led hapless company employees to be arrested by offended governments. The problem has damaged the company's reputation and the "trust rating," which is seen as key to keeping the company competitive, has dropped, a senior Microsoft executive revealed on Wednesday at the International Geographers Conference in Glasgow.

"Paul Krugman: A Willful Ignorance "

"Paul Krugman: A Willful Ignorance " 10/28/2003 11:09 PM

On January 28, 1997 Ian Goldberg took on

On January 28, 1997 Ian Goldberg took on 09/06/2004 01:57 AM
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Goldberg: Karma police

Goldberg: Karma police 01/16/2004 10:58 AM
Oh, sure, I get the odd letter every now and then and have been called mean names in people's blogs (Google rules!), but on balance what occurs here, stays here ...

Microsoft leak exposes computing
ignorance

Microsoft leak exposes computing
ignorance 02/13/2004 09:16 AM
The coverage of Microsoft's woes has shown just how little people really know about computing, argues technology analyst Bill Thompson, and it is starting to worry him. It's been a horrid week for Microsoft, and I hope that even those of us who don't approve of the company's business methods will feel some sympathy for them in this time of torment.

Microsoft Pays Dear For Insults Through
Ignorance

Microsoft Pays Dear For Insults Through
Ignorance 08/19/2004 07:02 PM
Insensitive computer programmers with little knowledge of geography have cost the giant Microsoft company hundreds of millions of dollars in lost business and led hapless company employees to be arrested by offended governments. By Paul Brown, The Guardian (via MyAppleMenu)

HeadRoom BitHead Review and an Admission
of Ignorance

HeadRoom BitHead Review and an Admission
of Ignorance 05/18/2004 08:54 AM
So I'm reading this review of the HeadRoom BitHead headphone amplifier--really more of an essay about its relative technical merits, musings about singing in freeform jazz, etc., in typical, delightful Dan's Data form--and I get all excited about trying headphone amps again, because I just so happen to be listening...

Sheepish Roddick pleads ignorance
(Reuters)

Sheepish Roddick pleads ignorance
(Reuters) 06/24/2004 10:03 AM
Reuters - After facing the withering stare of Weakest Link presenter Anne Robinson, Wimbledon is a piece of cake for Andy Roddick.

Managers put companies at risk through
ignorance of legislation

Managers put companies at risk through
ignorance of legislation 06/28/2004 09:20 PM
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