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Research Outcome: Professors work long hours, spend much of day in meetings
(computinged.wordpress.com)
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Do you mean a minority of alpha males and females? The environment and economics have changed, which might mean metrosexuals, beta males, and other groups have become desirable by some segments of society.
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Why Hypercard Had to Die
(loper-os.org)
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Have you seen any differences between Amsterdam homeless and American homeless?
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Alan Kay shows the Rand tablet
(youtube.com)
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Fun fact: "Since the only computer language Richard [Feynman] was really familiar with was Basic, he made up a parallel version of Basic in which he wrote the program and then simulated it by hand to estimate how fast it would run on t
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Odysseys in Technology: Research and Fun, lecture by Ivan Sutherland
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Worst cyber-crime in US and Russia
(mindbodypolitic.com)
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Documentation Blues...
(lylehsaxon.blogspot.com)
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Father Devises A 'Bionic Pancreas' To Help Son With Diabetes
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Still, his voice seems better than many other software developers. But, I know what you mean: I've had problems listening to some UK developer videos. (I'm US.) On closer inspection of the video: I'm jealous of any company th
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Just out of curiosity, can you go more into detail about "Also, living on a Caribbean island is not actually as much fun as you'd think."? Is it the boredom and bureaucracy? Or something else?
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Thanks. I'm sorry for forgetting that this time.
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HP Memristors Will Reinvent Computer Memory ‘by 2014′ (2012)
(wired.com)
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The Core of Computer Science: Alan Kay's "Triple Whammy"
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Burroughs B6500 Status Report (1968) [video]
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The role of popular programming languages in Computing Education
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The Legacy of Gary Kildall: The IEEE Milestone Plaque
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12y ago
A better link w/o registration or ads: https://github.com/da99/my_lib/raw/master/JE_Thompson--Calcu...
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Calculus for the Practical Man
(scribd.com)
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Powerful Ideas Need Love Too
(worrydream.com)
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3dfx Oral History Panel [video]
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The relevant part of the paper is: "...in which the normal production of fatty acids (lipids) from glucose in E. coli is directed to converting the fats into alkanes. These new E. coli are "physical functions" (or "physi
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Microbial production of short-chain alkanes
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Can you briefly summarize the Saxon/Bicameral connection? This is all new to me. I first remember reading about the bicameral mind on a online book called "Saturnian Cosmology". But I had no idea it could overlap with Saxon l
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Thanks. Good luck on your next adventure(s).
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Pardon the random questions: Did you stay in hostels or family-run hotels? Have you written about this somewhere? What jobs did you do for the money for the trip?
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Can you go into more detail when you say "handling users"?
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12y ago
Would you happen to know if there are any videos of his talks online?
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12y ago
Nosey? Or maybe "curious"? Explorer? Pioneer? Either way, thanks for writing about it.
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