Greg Kochanski

Links

• My nontechnical writing.
• Good music.
• Economics and why making extra work doesn't help the economy.
• Will's website.
• Nifty thoughts on the Greek world view and the Antikythera Mechanism
• The effects of computer technology on the Humanities.
• Fun science songs (including the classic "Oxidative Phosphorylation").
• English spelling and pronunciation. The Chaos, by Gerard Nolst Trenité.
• Free market economics and evolution. An interesting article in the Guardian, which has a good science section.
• Graphite plotting package for drawing line and scatter plots from a Python script.
• Bunop Intellectual Property Pencils.
• LaTeX resume style file.
• Irving Langmuir's famous talk on Pathological Science
• What's New: intelligent and honest look at society from the viewpoint of physics. The only problem is that Bob Parks has an axe to grind against space flight, especially manned space flight.
• Table I/O package for Python, version 0.12 This will work with either Numeric or numpy.
• The Botley Community Theatre did a Panto in January 2005, and I was in it. (For the Americans in the audience, a Panto is not EM at all what you think of as pantomime. See here to be educated.)
• Are you touched by His Noodly Appendage?
• The Evolutionary Tales. Science and evolution in the form of the Canterbury Tales.
• Various of my Opinions
• PyLapack version 0.21 (the same as 0.2, but with a modern setup.py installation script). Warning: this depends on the old Numeric package, not numpy.
• Natbib package for BibTeX and LaTeX. Good for bibliographic references.
• There is an alternative to rule by the bean counters. Recognize uncertainty and Guess.
• Net neutrality.
• Thinking about the huge cognitive surplus that has so far been wasted watching TV.