Like the comment from my Tuesday Times letter blog criticising the Bosnian pyramid excavation approach so much I’m highlighting here. As I’ve have only been on a couple of archaeology digs myself I’m keeping out of it, though the invite out to Bosnia seems a good suggestion. Don’t criticise from afar, do it straight to [...]
Stuart Glendinning Hall
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Brazilian blogging - sex, life & gringos
New Brazilian blog about sex. life and getting a gringo (no I added that last bit, sorry):
Complexity in practice
Has a brief chat with Dan yesterday about using complexity in software development. As he pointed out it comes down to commonsense, complexity is just another wrapper for that. But what if complexity is science based can it offer beyond a better way of saying the commsensical? Keeping it simple I would say what science [...]
Bosnian pyramid letter in the Times
Interesting letter in the Times today questioning the approach taken to the excavation of the Bosnian pyramids. Maybe the Bosnian American site leader Sam Osmanagic should take off his cowboy hat and explain his approach?