Around the web – March 8, 2008

Been very busy this week, so some slim pickings this weeks roundup

Linkfest

• Tiago searches for the Holy Grain of programming languages
• Neil wonders about errors in BLOSUM
• Fred Trotter compares Health Vault and Google Health
• Cameron has a roadmap to rule the world
• RPM is concerned about PLoS. Looks like they’ve been having some serious issues
• Microsoft gets serious about getting people to store data in the cloud. Just doesn’t have the same ring for some reason
• Jon Udell likes WebSlices
• Some of you might know about my occasional tinkering with electronic music. Well here is a little bit of a geeky musical link. Native Instruments has really started pushing the Kore platform. Perhaps if I start writing regularly again might get my hands on Kore

Multimedia

• Paper free healthcare
• Jason Kelly’s BioBricks talk (would really like to meet Jason some day)

Blogspotting

• Embracing Chaos. I first met Leo Dirac when we preceded me at Ignite Seattle with a brilliant talk on Transhuman Morality. Later I found out that he is Paul Dirac’s grandson (yes THE Paul Dirac). In other words, it’s no surprise that he’s so smart