I noticed the Philosophy of Computer Science article from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy was on the front page. That article is pretty old; this one he

I noticed the Philosophy of Computer Science article from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy was on the front page. That article is pretty old; this one here is hot off the presses and may be of interest. Sort of the converse of the other one on the front page. edit: here's a quick summary of the topic from the intro: "Computational philosophy is not philosophy of computers or computational techniques; it is rather philosophy using computers and computational techniques."