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January 7, 2007

Google Tech Webcasts #3

Here are some more technology webcasts from Google:

Competing On The Basis Of Speed by Mary Poppendieck discussing complexity, queuing theory, and constant innovation (see more on lean software development and see articles by the Poppendieck’s)
Ubuntu Linux by Mark Shuttleworth. The new computer I bought last month is running Ubuntu. So far it has been great.
Should Google Go Nuclear? Clean, cheap, nuclear power (no, really) by Dr. Robert Bussard - “Goodbye thermonuclear fusion; hello inertial electrostatic confinement fusion (IEC), an old idea that’s been made new.”
Keeping Up With The Human Genome by Tim Hubbard
Ruby And Google Maps by Andre Lewis
Third Millennium Problem Solving by David Brin and Sheldon Brown.

Related: Curious Cat Directory of Science and Engineering Webcast Libraries - Google Tech Talks #1 - Google Tech Webcasts #2

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Curious Cat Science and Engineering Blog » Great Speech by Marissa Mayer on Innovation at Google Says:
August 8th, 2007 at 9:40 pm
Marissa Mayer speech at Stanford on innovation at Google (23 minute speech, 26 minutes of question and answers)… She joined Google in 1999 as Google’s first female engineer. Excellent speech. Highly recommended.