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From Computational Complexity

Review of Lipton's Book-Blog/Review of Goldreich and Arora-Barak/New Book Review Column/Do you want to review?

My review of Lipton's new blog-book is here. It will appear in my SIGACT NEWS at some later time. Daniel Apon's joint review of Computational Complexity: A...

? Transitions
From Wild WebMink

? Transitions

LibreOffice – A fresh page for OpenOffice This is a good and balanced article that is worth reading. At Sun I tried several times to get a Foundation started for...

Cultural Cognition of Risk
From Schneier on Security

Cultural Cognition of Risk

This is no surprise: The people behind the new study start by asking a pretty obvious question: "Why do members of the public disagree

Would you play this game?
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Would you play this game?

I love puzzles and small little programming projects. When you can combine those two at get a project that you can use for a good learning/teaching experience it...

? Travel Security
From Wild WebMink

? Travel Security

I have been travelling this week on Europe’s low-cost airlines, and have realised that there is only one way to make air travel secure, and that is to take security...

Why Open Source Is Free
From Wild WebMink

Why Open Source Is Free

My classic essay on Payment At The Point Of Value has finally made it on to the Essays page on this site. Now that community-centric open source is once again returning...

Computer Scientist Dawn Song wins Macarthur
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Computer Scientist Dawn Song wins Macarthur

Dr. Dawn Xiadong Song, Associate Professor of Computer Science at U.C. Berkeley, is one of 23 recipients of the 2010 Macarthur Grants awarded by the John D. and...

Chicago Thinkubator
From The Eponymous Pickle

Chicago Thinkubator

I have been involved with innovation contexts in the enterprise, and had heard of the Thinkubator in Chicago, but never visited. They have established a new web...

Loners Will be Loners ... Or Not.
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Loners Will be Loners ... Or Not.

Many of us are fortunate to have taught classes in which all students are active participants and teaching and learning are natural activities in the classroom...

Tableau Software Blog
From The Eponymous Pickle

Tableau Software Blog

I just spent some time updating my Tableau Software visualization system to the latest version. I brought it into the enterprise when Tableau was first released...

Understanding the ROI for BPM
From The Eponymous Pickle

Understanding the ROI for BPM

Thinking about the ROI for business process modeling (BPM). We never directly calculated such an ROI in the enterprise. The modeling alone was useful to understand...

The Application of Scientific Method in Healthcare
From The Eponymous Pickle

The Application of Scientific Method in Healthcare

Mark Montgomery sends along a link to a talk by Dr. Donald Berwick. Provocative talk about how the scientific method is modified by social interaction in a health...

Isolating Terrorist Cells as a Security Countermeasure
From Schneier on Security

Isolating Terrorist Cells as a Security Countermeasure

It's better to try to isolate parts of a terrorist network than to attempt to destroy it as a whole, at least according to this model: Vos Fellman explains how...

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of September 27
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of September 27

September 28 The Data Privacy and Integrity Advisory Committee of the Department of Homeland Security will meet. 8:30 a.m., Carl Hayden Room, Government Printing...

Extensible Ad Formulas
From The Eponymous Pickle

Extensible Ad Formulas

In AdAge: A formula for ads by Procter & Gamble's Men's grooming. Is it extensible to other categories? " ... Cracking Viral Code: Look at Your Ads. Now Look...

Visual Dictionaries
From The Eponymous Pickle

Visual Dictionaries

A friend and I recently discussed how we had both grown up scanning pages in the encyclopedia and dictionary. What I found interesting about that were not only...

links for 2010-09-27
From Wild WebMink

links for 2010-09-27

Meet the Defenders of Open-Source Software I can't decide whether I am pleased there are people doing this or concerned that their actions become the focus of public...

New Attack Against ASP.NET
From Schneier on Security

New Attack Against ASP.NET

It's serious: The problem lies in the way that ASP.NET, Microsoft's popular Web framework, implements the AES encryption algorithm to protect the integrity ofdemo...

From Computational Complexity

The Theory Social Network

Derrick Stolee tweeted that the videos from the 2010 Complexity Conference are now on-line. If you want to attend a conference live, don't forget early hotel and...

Interesting Links 27 September 2010
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Interesting Links 27 September 2010

Last week I wrote a post about the Imagine Cup. (Imagine Cup–Solving the Worlds Problems Through Software) A couple of things I should have mentioned about it though...
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