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[from amaah] How we read online
on popular writing for the web in the vein of Jacob Nielsen. The elements are brevity, lists, hypertext, bold text. Per contra of course, I turn to Maciej Ceglowski namely: "Brevity is for the weak"
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[from amaah] Attention Management in Virtual Community Environment (pdf)
The advent of modern ICT has radically changed our ability to access information and to communicate. Whilst once information was a scarce, and hard to access resource, nowadays human attention has become the scarce resource and information (of all types a
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[from amaah] The Challenges of Latency
In any large-scale system, there are a few inescapable facts: 1. A broad customer base will demand reasonably consistent performance across the globe. 2. Business continuity will demand geographic diversity in your deployments. 3. The speed of light isn
