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A Man Who Named AI: John McCarthy and the End of the Code–Data Divide
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Week 06 of the Turing Award Series: how one person got machines to generate new facts instead of just calculating. Tracing some history of artificial intelligence, I was looking forward to this chapter. John McCarthy coined the term artific
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The Math Under Every AI Model: James Wilkinson and Backward Error
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Week 05 of the Turing Award Series - how to tell if a bad answer is the algorithm's fault or the input problem's? Forward errors are hard to compute in general because you need the right answer and then do the subtraction, but bac
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Marvin Minsky: a proof that led to the first AI winter
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Week 04 of the Turing Award Series: how proving what single-layer networks can't do led to everything they can
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Richard Hamming: how one frustrated mathematician made data repair itself
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When Bits Flip and Everything Breaks: Richard Hamming's Self-Correcting Code
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Maurice Wilkes: changing hardware problems into software problems
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Maurice Wilkes won the Turing Award in 1967. The citation focused on EDSAC, the first stored-program computer he built in 1949. And he invented Microprogamming, that changed hardware problems into software problems
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The First Compiler: How Alan Jay Perlis Made Programming Human
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Starting a series on Turing Award winners and other CS papers I find interesting. Week 01 is Alan Jay Perlis.
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Code Reviews Need to Evolve
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The Killer SF DA
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Re-architecting our storage layer to get 3x improvement in query performance
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Marketing is dead; long live Product
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Java G1 garbage collection
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Jeff Bezos fireside chat
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Kronos: Using S3 partial reads to reduce costs by 10x
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But at the same time, wouldn't issues on Friday evenings have least impact on customers? Thinking around B2B enterprise companies.