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Welcome to Humans and Machines.
Trampoline publishes two weblogs for the two sides of our activity. Humans looks at how people use technologies and chronicles the adventures of Trampoline the company. Machines delves into the technology behind it all.
Humans
Trampoline on Trampoline, enterprise social computing, user experience and organisational trends.
Loosely-coupled organisations & the death of corporations
by Charles Armstrong on 22/06/2009
Over the last three months I’ve been doing a lot of presentations to IT an...
Social Network Analysis Comes of Age
by Charles Armstrong on 10/12/2008
Back in September I was at the Network Roundtable in Washington DC speaking on a...
Community vs. Large Scale Barcamps
by Emma Persky on 03/11/2008
Before I even consider this, I think my title is ineffectual in actually graspin...
Tapping the Mainline at SXSW
by Mike Stenhouse on 20/08/2008
I’ve always meant to go to SXSW. Next year I just might make it. My propos...
From Ego to Ergo: Using Influence in Design
by Mike Stenhouse on 11/07/2008
My presentation at SkillSwap seemed to go down well and I thoroughly enjoyed mys...Machines
Ideas, observations and code from Trampoline's technical brains.
Open sourcing Pearson?s Correlation calculations
by David MacIver on 22/04/2009
As you might recall, I did some articles on calculating Pearson’s in SQL.
ActiveRecord-JDBC plugin for working with MySQL master-slave configurations
by on 20/03/2009
here’s a little plugin for ActiveRecord-JDBC which enables simple use of M
type discussion on irc (my eyez)
by Jan Berkel on 05/02/2009
A java programmer, a scala dev and a ruby guy meet on #irc. Says the java guy to
PFY Wanted!
by Jon Cowie on 29/01/2009
Trampoline are looking to hire a PFY! Working as part of our engineering team, y
java signed types fail
by Jan Berkel on 29/01/2009
Ok, another fail post, this time regarding java. Remember, Java has only signed