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4 comments:
I quite like that first one with the black background.
Martin,
This looks neat. Did give me a wordstorm - I wonder what it would look like if you created a 3 dimensional mesh
1) Axis the Levenshtein axis
2) The semantic axis
3) The soundex axis
Hmm what would that look like graphically.
It's a cool app alright..
It seems to have some aspects of map labelling - I wonder what technical approach he uses?
Hmm - you are right didn't notice that. It looks like Jonathan Feinberg lives in Boston too.
I guess Boston/Cambridge MA area is the the centroid of human thought. :)
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