Comments on: Web 3.0: User Generated Applications? http://luke.gedeon.name/web-30-user-generated-applications.html Just another Kdari Blog Network weblog Sat, 06 Feb 2010 21:10:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: So what do you think about the Wen Jiabao interview? - Luke Gedeon http://luke.gedeon.name/web-30-user-generated-applications.html/comment-page-1#comment-1213 So what do you think about the Wen Jiabao interview? - Luke Gedeon Sat, 18 Oct 2008 18:21:29 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=970#comment-1213 [...] of democracy: An interview with Wen Jiabao Absolute power in the People’s Republic of China Web 3.0: User Generated Applications? Guest Post by Charles Pierce: Financial Crisis and ERE Let them eat cake Democracy the solution to [...] [...] of democracy: An interview with Wen Jiabao Absolute power in the People’s Republic of China Web 3.0: User Generated Applications? Guest Post by Charles Pierce: Financial Crisis and ERE Let them eat cake Democracy the solution to [...]

]]> By: Robert Anthony http://luke.gedeon.name/web-30-user-generated-applications.html/comment-page-1#comment-1212 Robert Anthony Wed, 15 Oct 2008 11:56:54 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=970#comment-1212 This is a very cool concept. Customization of applications is something left to the "geeky elite" and mainstreaming of this concept would be great for less geeky folk to find the things they need in an app since most people really only use a few aspects of any larger app.. I hope it pans out this way. This is a very cool concept. Customization of applications is something left to the “geeky elite” and mainstreaming of this concept would be great for less geeky folk to find the things they need in an app since most people really only use a few aspects of any larger app.. I hope it pans out this way.

]]> By: Dax http://luke.gedeon.name/web-30-user-generated-applications.html/comment-page-1#comment-1211 Dax Wed, 15 Oct 2008 07:07:35 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=970#comment-1211 I don't remember. I would have liked to link to the article. I'll check it out on my other computer tomorrow, which is where I read the article in the first place. If I can find it, I'll post the link here. I don’t remember. I would have liked to link to the article. I’ll check it out on my other computer tomorrow, which is where I read the article in the first place. If I can find it, I’ll post the link here.

]]> By: Luke Gedeon http://luke.gedeon.name/web-30-user-generated-applications.html/comment-page-1#comment-1210 Luke Gedeon Wed, 15 Oct 2008 05:54:01 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=970#comment-1210 Hey Dax, Thanks for the comment. You don't by any chance remember who was talking about the question prediction algorithm, do you? This is something I have been interested in for years and would like to talk to anyone who is working on this. Hey Dax,

Thanks for the comment. You don’t by any chance remember who was talking about the question prediction algorithm, do you? This is something I have been interested in for years and would like to talk to anyone who is working on this.

]]> By: Dax http://luke.gedeon.name/web-30-user-generated-applications.html/comment-page-1#comment-1209 Dax Wed, 15 Oct 2008 05:38:28 +0000 http://luke.gedeon.name/?p=970#comment-1209 Hey, Luke. Cool thoughts. I read an article about a year ago from a person who had the insight on a new technology that didn't just allow you to search the web, but be able to know your next question and answer before you do. He anticipated this being potentially Web 3.0. Using this technology, you would be able to get to the exact place you wanted on the web or within a site within just a couple of clicks. The scary thing is that the computer would actually know you better than you or anyone else knew you. Within a few more observations or questions, the computer would know the next few mistakes you'll make or the next two or three decisions based on past and present decisions. Within a very short period of time, it'll know your personality and be able to clearly define your general behavior and interests...and passions. It sounds close to being an artificial intelligence. I don't know enough to say it is. But I think it sounds quite exciting. As with most technologies, both good and bad can come from it. But I think that concept if it becomes commercial can be used to do some mighty and powerful things. We often think our complexity is beyond definition. But maybe our complexity isn't above comprehension. Maybe it can be reduced to just ones and zeros. :) Hey, Luke. Cool thoughts. I read an article about a year ago from a person who had the insight on a new technology that didn’t just allow you to search the web, but be able to know your next question and answer before you do. He anticipated this being potentially Web 3.0. Using this technology, you would be able to get to the exact place you wanted on the web or within a site within just a couple of clicks. The scary thing is that the computer would actually know you better than you or anyone else knew you. Within a few more observations or questions, the computer would know the next few mistakes you’ll make or the next two or three decisions based on past and present decisions. Within a very short period of time, it’ll know your personality and be able to clearly define your general behavior and interests…and passions. It sounds close to being an artificial intelligence. I don’t know enough to say it is. But I think it sounds quite exciting. As with most technologies, both good and bad can come from it. But I think that concept if it becomes commercial can be used to do some mighty and powerful things. We often think our complexity is beyond definition. But maybe our complexity isn’t above comprehension. Maybe it can be reduced to just ones and zeros. :)

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