Thu Feb 23 2012 15:19 http://jmlr.csail.mit.edu/papers/volume11/rieck10a/rieck10a.pdf:
Uses Beautiful Soup to parse spam and non-spam web pages.
Tue Mar 01 2011 21:10 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know - Programmer 97-things:
Man, I wasn't planning to ever have to know more than about 30 things
Mon Feb 07 2011 20:56 "Switching Systems as Brains":
He's no Alan Turing, but...
Mon Dec 20 2010 23:06 Ten in Ten 01: Universal Redirect Locomotive :
I worked on a RESTful Turing machine, but never completed it.
Sun Mar 28 2010 14:37 Emoticons and Smileys on PLATO in the 1970s:
Truly, it was an age of wonders
Thu Feb 25 2010 01:21 Malaysian women redefine gender roles in technology | Gender News :
Women are proportionately (or disproportionately) represented as programmers whenever programming is a low-status job.
Fri Feb 12 2010 21:34 Engelbart Mural:
I'm not crazy about the content but it's quite beautiful.
Fri Jan 22 2010 02:53 http://vimeo.com/8000921:
Preetty interesting paper on the Cybersyn. That control room? It's only a model.
Fri Jan 15 2010 16:57 Recursivity: Stephen Meyer's Bogus Information Theory:
Response to lousy book aside, this post is the best introduction i've read to what "information" means in different technical contexts
Wed Sep 03 2008 20:12 EST Project Euler:
Prefiguring everything
Thu Jul 17 2008 07:42 EST http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karatsuba_algorithm:
This is the algorithm you need
Sat Jan 26 2008 08:52 EST As We May Think:
At last, a legit copy online
Wed Nov 28 2007 14:32 EST CSE P 590TU: Practical Aspects of Modern Cryptography, Winter 2006:
To check out after HTDP
Mon Sep 17 2007 22:37 EST NOTES - UCLA 81st FACULTY RESEARCH LECTURE SERIES:
What was Judea Pearl talking about when I had just started attending UCLA?
Mon Aug 06 2007 20:32 PST PLT Online:
Books I'll never read!
Fri Jun 01 2007 18:51 PST A Computational Introduction to Number Theory and Algebra :
Nice to meet you.
Thu Apr 19 2007 19:16 PST Kragen's Blog Thing:
Feels like I've read this already
Mon Apr 16 2007 20:52 PST Chistory :
"The late 1960s were a turbulent era for computer systems research at Bell Telephone Laboratories."
Wed Apr 11 2007 06:46 PST American Scientist Online - Where's the Real Bottleneck in Scientific Computing? :
Computational illiteracy. Even some developers don't use version control (shiver). The marginal benefit of a single lesson in best practices is huge.
Sat Mar 17 2007 15:28 PST gamecourse:
CS classics with links
Wed Feb 28 2007 19:41 PST Alan Kay: The Computer Revolution hasn't happend yet. Keynote OOPSLA 1997 - Google Video:
Dude looks like my uncle Don with that moustache
Sun Jan 21 2007 16:53 PST Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures:
What's up, DADS?
Mon Jan 01 2007 14:06 PST Hut 8, Naval Intelligence, Alan Turing's Hut on Flickr - Photo Sharing!:
Can't you see I'm BUSY IN THE HUT
Sun Oct 22 2006 21:53 PST http://www.computermuseum.20m.com/popelectronics.htm:
Altair, all the time
Mon Oct 02 2006 20:16 PST Metaphors We Compute By:
This object is like a metaphor
Mon Oct 02 2006 17:44 PST VisualIDs: Scenery for Data Worlds:
Just dying to be made into a game's procedural content
Mon Oct 02 2006 12:45 PST Classic Texts in Computer Science:
Collect them all
Thu Sep 28 2006 19:51 PST Chistory :
Ho ho ho!
Sat Jul 22 2006 06:04 PST Dr. Dobb's | An Algorithm for Compressing Space and Time | March 1, 2006:
I've only skimmed this but it looks slick
Wed Jul 12 2006 08:45 PST Solve Sudoku (Without even thinking!):
Amazing algorithm proves puzzle a waste of brain-seconds
Thu Jul 06 2006 12:39 PST The Problem with Threads:
Prune that nondeterminism
Sat Jul 01 2006 11:16 PST Computer History Museum - Selling the Computer Revolution - Marketing Brochures in the Collection:
You had me at "Sounder N/C Investment"
Sat Jul 01 2006 06:20 PST David MacKay: Information Theory, Pattern Recognition and Neural Networks: The Book :
Soon to be The Movie
Fri Jun 30 2006 09:34 PST Aske Plaat: MTD(f), a new chess algorithm:
Specifically, a new minimax algorithm
Mon Jun 26 2006 15:12 PST The Theory of Classification - A Course on OO Type Systems | Lambda the Ultimate:
Type theory
Mon Jun 26 2006 13:43 PST Partial-eval.org - A Collection of Resources on Partial Evaluation:
I only peeked at this
Fri May 05 2006 19:15 PST genetic-programming.com-Home-Page:
Awesome. "Most computer scientists unquestioningly assume that any effective problem-solving process must be logically sound and deterministic." Yeah, if it's the 1960s.
Thu Mar 30 2006 20:42 PST http://www.computerhistory.org/collections/DocumentArchive/Documents/Books/Computing%20Before%20Computers/CBC.html:
From the authors of "Thinking Before Thinkers"
Sun Mar 12 2006 17:34 PST Waterfall 2006 - International Conference on Sequential Development:
Pretty funny
Tue Mar 07 2006 19:45 PST carto:net - scalable vector graphics :
halfway through the paper, the point shows up, panting and holding a suitcase
Sat Mar 04 2006 20:03 PST AOP@Work: AOP myths and realities:
"This is one AOP 'myth' that is actually correct! In fact, the others are correct too! Why bother reading this?"
Thu Mar 02 2006 19:20 PST The Theory of Classification - A Course on OO Type Systems | Lambda the Ultimate:
"Objects Like Myself"
Thu Feb 23 2006 19:48 PST Stéphane Ducasse :: Free Online Books:
Need to learn smalltalk so I can authoritatively write about two sentences in the Cookbook
Sun Feb 05 2006 20:52 PST PDP Planet: PDP-10, DEC, TOPS-20, Community & Portal:
We sent all the PDPs to another planet, and good riddance!
Tue Nov 08 2005 22:45 PST Monads in Ruby - Moonbase:
Now I shall be Primus the One!
Sun Nov 06 2005 21:41 PST SCPD - Donald E. Knuth:
Cruel University Forces Knuth to Podcast
Tue Sep 13 2005 16:24 PST In Praise of Tweaking: A Wiki-like Programming Contest:
I think this tweak/leap model might be applicable to the advance of knowledge generally
Wed Sep 07 2005 15:27 PST arXiv.org e-Print archive:
Man, I am so lost.
Wed Jul 06 2005 11:53 PST Perlisisms - "Epigrams in Programming" by Alan J. Perlis:
nkis, some are nethack fortune cookies
Tue Jun 28 2005 15:57 PST NER0:
From CleverCS
Thu Jun 23 2005 14:07 PST Medieval and Modern Thought Text Digitization Project: Long Record :
McCarthyism at its worst (strip jsessionID from PDF URL)
Fri May 27 2005 10:05 PST AtariArchives.org - archiving vintage computer books, information, and software:
I wonder how much of this information is still technically useful
Thu May 26 2005 17:03 PST PlanetLab: Home:
In a duel to the death with McWorld
Wed May 25 2005 15:23 PST The Art of Computer Programming Reading Group:
I am certain to fail
Tue May 24 2005 08:50 PST http://hugo.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~yjhsu/courses/u2010/papers/Amazon%20Recommendations.pdf:
Read this--amazon recommendation paper
Mon May 16 2005 16:14 PST xaosenkosmos: Another installment of "Josh copies an e:
Yeah, this sounds good
Tue Apr 26 2005 16:26 PST You and Your Research:
To *finish* reading
Fri Apr 15 2005 14:31 PST developer.* - Code as Design: Three Essays by Jack W. Reeves:
will probably never read this
Wed Apr 13 2005 16:17 PST SCIgen - An Automatic CS Paper Generator :
I love the random diagrams
Wed Mar 30 2005 12:18 PST Happy Hooking: PyConDC 2005:
Actually very similar to what Inform provides
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:28 PST http://www.coli.uni-saarland.de/~koller/papers/dlws01.html:
That's just crazy talk
Thu Mar 03 2005 13:05 PST Advanced Internet Technologies :
Hey, kid, work faster
Wed Feb 16 2005 21:24 PST Bookpool: Exclusive Excerpt from Volume 4 of The Art of Computer Programming:
Soon to be a major motion picture
Tue Feb 15 2005 17:11 PST CleverCS :: Articles :: News Articles:
Like the first derivative of sweetcode or something
Mon Feb 07 2005 17:23 PST
HomePage
:
the ward cunninham hire pays off
Tue Feb 01 2005 16:19 PST DigiBarn Newsletters: Homebrew Computer Club Newsletters:
nostalgia for before i was born
Mon Jan 10 2005 15:30 PST Beyond Personalization 2005:
wow, this looks really good
Wed Dec 15 2004 14:28 PST The Goldfish Online:
neet, as manoj might say
Fri Nov 19 2004 09:10 PST Olin Shivers:
cranky gold
Thu Nov 18 2004 10:54 PST Google Scholar:
this is actually quite helpful
Wed Oct 20 2004 12:51 PST Google Labs Publications: MapReduce:
Parallelism: working for you
Mon Oct 04 2004 16:36 PST Great Works in Programming Languages:
All that remains is for them to fight to the death. (This will be my stock del.icio.us entry phrase when I can't think of anything else.)
Tue Sep 28 2004 16:55 PST Engelbart: Augmenting Human Intellect (1962):
Just become a cyborg already
Wed Aug 25 2004 10:43 NST8NDT The ETA Programming Language:
Another one. ET Corn God code meets the Scrabble programming language
Wed Aug 25 2004 10:33 NST8NDT The Choon Programming Language:
Man, this is beautiful. From previous link.
Wed Aug 25 2004 10:31 NST8NDT Bruce the Goose: Virtual Unknowns (2004-08-23):
Big list of obscure programming languages and operating systems. Dan, where's Torsion? It's an obscure programming language *and* an obscure operating system!
Thu Aug 19 2004 14:04 NST8NDT 18.6. Object-oriented design patterns:
Very nice, simple
Thu Aug 19 2004 09:12 NST8NDT The Daily WTF:
When Visual Basic attacks
Tue Aug 17 2004 14:03 NST8NDT RPOW - Reusable Proofs of Work :
This is a very clever idea
Wed Aug 11 2004 14:47 NST8NDT http://www.graphics.stanford.edu/~fedkiw/photos/turtle_half.jpg:
This guy has the best life in the world
Fri Aug 06 2004 15:12 NST8NDT Dynamic ontologies: how to build agents that can change their mind:
Oh, it would be fun to attack such a system.
Wed Aug 04 2004 16:15 NST8NDT PLT Online:
Programming language theory
Wed Aug 04 2004 15:12 NST8NDT Classical Computer Science Texts:
Lots of good stuff
Mon Aug 02 2004 11:04 NST8NDT The Programmers Stone:
Haven't even had time to look at this; don't know if it's any good
Fri Jul 30 2004 16:07 NST8NDT game physics:
Maybe I'll write City Destroy Carnage
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