Signal to noise ratio is engineering jargon. It is also used in everyday speech. The signal is that which is important, interesting and relevant. The noise is everything else.
FilterJoe has always been about increasing the signal to noise ratio of the internet.
What I found after 3 years of blogging is that only one type of FilterJoe post had a strong enough signal to be noticed: Read More »
Since 2001, I’ve noticed a trend: People are gradually getting less productive, efficient, and focused, caused in large part by an ever growing list of technology distractions.
email, facebook, RSS, IM, SMS, twitter . . .
To this point, many articles on the subjects of information overload, Internet distractions, and declines in reading and focusing abilities have appeared during the past few years. Some of the more interesting ones are here, here and here. Read More »
Where has FilterJoe Has Taken Me? Where Am I Taking FilterJoe?
Signal to noise ratio is engineering jargon. It is also used in everyday speech. The signal is that which is important, interesting and relevant. The noise is everything else.
FilterJoe has always been about increasing the signal to noise ratio of the internet.
What I found after 3 years of blogging is that only one type of FilterJoe post had a strong enough signal to be noticed: Read More »
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