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LIF (2008)
Soup (2007–) ♥
Netznetz (2007–2008)
Metalab (2006–) ♥
CanvasPaint (2006)
Design portfolio (2005)
Textcounter.org (2003)
PS: If I write about events, that's cause I'm inviting you to come along. Get in touch!
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October 31 2010
My social network on Facebook, as analyzed by the Social Graph app. I've always been a statistics nerd, and this is just endlessly intriguing.
How closely do these common interest groups describe me as a person? Does that fit with my self-image? Am I fine with the fact that those are the only people I hang out with? How much does it bother me that the main clusters here are overwhelmingly male?
If this graph tells a lot about me, how much of this data is public? (I don't mind, but others might.)
The green area between the various clusters is where the best friends are found. How much of that is cause – are people who don't fall into one obvious category more interesting? – and how much effect? Good friends tend to have connections to several of the clusters because I've introduced them to eachother.
Should it worry me that 90% of those people are in Vienna when I'm considering moving to the States?
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