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Alan Turing and Security, Exploiting Innovative Thinking(wired.com)
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by jgrant27 13y ago
This might be more useful (but a little dated) ... http://lisp-univ-etc.blogspot.com/2011/11/clojure-complexity...
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by jgrant27 13y ago
"Randian libertarianism". Bullshit. Rand was NOT a libertarian. http://www.aynrand.org/site/PageServer?pagename=ar_libertari...
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Closer to real-time speech recognition using the GPU(youtube.com)
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Atomic Scala(atomicscala.com)
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Markov chain algorithm in Go(golang.org)
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O-notation considered harmful (use Analytic Combinatorics instead)(jng.imagine27.com)
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Ouya : A new kind of video game console(ouya.tv)
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by jgrant27 14y ago
Good to hear that more folks are bringing some balance to this kind of discussion.
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Selection Sort in Haskell and Shen(jng.imagine27.com)
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Union-Find and Disjoint-Set Forests in Haskell(jng.imagine27.com)
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Union-Find and Disjoint-Set Forests (implemented in Shen)(jng.imagine27.com)
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by jgrant27 14y ago
So you see no difference between sharing a preference for popular drinks and agreeing on philosophical matters that often have to do with life and death ? Let me guess : A Kantian or some other relativist perhaps ?
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by jgrant27 14y ago
So you've never even read her then ? More ad-hominen and no substance. Yawn ...
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by jgrant27 14y ago
I agree. Many(but not all) of Objectivism's followers are unbearable narcissists. Too bad.
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by jgrant27 14y ago
Simple. Go read as many schools of philosophy as you can and then read Rand in comparison.
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by jgrant27 14y ago
Susan Sontag would have lots to agree with Rand about Communism and Julia Kristeva sounds interesting. From wikipedia : "She believes that it is harmful to posit collective identity above individual identity." Sounds like she would agree w
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by jgrant27 14y ago
You're right. That is exactly what most philosophy is considered today. Sad but true. While I highly admire Feynman in innumerable ways I don't agree with an opinion of his just because it came from him. This is essentially the same as an a
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by jgrant27 14y ago
Such is Turing's legacy: that of a nested chain of pretenses, each pointing not to reality, but to the caricature of another idea, device, individual, or concept. This quote summarizes the article. Basically that Alan Turing lived
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Tesla(jng.imagine27.com)
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by jgrant27 14y ago
Wonderful contrast from ESR's disgusting article.
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Eric Raymond eats at the "Alan Turing" buffet(jng.imagine27.com)
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Babel : Shen's "Killer App" to be an IDE?(jng.imagine27.com)
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DynaSpring : Spring without XML (A Lisp DSL instead)(code.google.com)
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by jgrant27 15y ago
Clojure vs. Common Lisp http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1016566
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Shen implemented in Clojure in less than 1000 LOC(github.com)
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Hey kids, just say NO to programming(jng.imagine27.com)
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by jgrant27 15y ago
The mind is sharper and keener in seclusion and uninterrupted solitude. No big laboratory is needed in which to think. Originality thrives in seclusion free of outside influences beating upon us to cripple the creative mind. Be alone, that
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Clojure/Conj Conference 2011(jng.imagine27.com)
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by jgrant27 15y ago
Some examples using Qi http://jng.imagine27.com/articles/2011-07-06-164206_purely_f... http://jng.imagine27.com/articles/2011-06-28-141124_purely_f... http://jng.imagine27.com/articles/2011-03-14-084257_happy_pi...

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