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OpenStack Talk coming to Toronto TechKnowFile Event May 6
From insideHPC

OpenStack Talk coming to Toronto TechKnowFile Event May 6

Ian Lumb from Bright Computing will be presenting at the University of Toronto’s annual TechKnowFile event on May 6, 2015. The post OpenStack Talk coming to Toronto...

Intel anthropologist creates data processing tool for Quantified Self community
From Putting People First

Intel anthropologist creates data processing tool for Quantified Self community

When data can be both individual, and potentially aggregated across many people, who does and does not have a say in what “the data” ultimately means? A thought...

Office Mixes for Learning TouchDevelop
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Office Mixes for Learning TouchDevelop

While looking for other things (you know how that goes) I found a series of Office Mixes that teach how to program using TouchDevelop. They are mixed in as part...

Easier to use Drones
From The Eponymous Pickle

Easier to use Drones

Continued advances in interfaces may yet crowd the skies with unintended consequences.   " ... The Roomba's Inventor Launches What Might Be The Easiest-To-Use Drone...

From Computational Complexity

Sizes of DFAs, NFAs, DPDAs, UCFG, CFGs, CSLs.

If A is a decider (e.g, DFA)  or generator (e.g., CFG) then L(A) is the language  that it decides or generates. The following are well known: L(DFA) = L(NDFA)...

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of May 4
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

Hill Tech Happenings, Week of May 4

Tuesday, May 5, 2015 Hearing: Continuing America’s Leadership: Realizing the Promise of Precision Medicine for Patients Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor...

Professional Proofreading
From The Eponymous Pickle

Professional Proofreading

Copyblogger Blog podcast on professional proofreading.  May require Itunes to listen to.   Introduction to a tacit skill.

USACM Comments on NIST Roadmap for Usability and Accessibility of Next Generation Elections
From U.S. Public Policy Committee of the ACM

USACM Comments on NIST Roadmap for Usability and Accessibility of Next Generation Elections

USACM submitted comments on the NIST roadmap for usability and accessibility of future voting technologies and systems. The roadmap represents a positive and achievable...

Interim Big Data Wiring of Smart Cities with Sensors
From The Eponymous Pickle

Interim Big Data Wiring of Smart Cities with Sensors

Big Data and the IOT make smart Cities.  by Bernard Marr.    I add:  Not everything is plugged into an IOT today, and the complete wiring of cities may take some...

Cyfronet Launches World’s Largest HP Apollo 8000 Supercomputer
From insideHPC

Cyfronet Launches World’s Largest HP Apollo 8000 Supercomputer

Cyfronet recently celebrated the launch of Poland's fastest supercomputer. As the world's largest deployment of the HP Apollo 8000 platform, the 1.68 Petaflop Prometheus...

Podcast: Brendan Gregg on System Performance Methodologies
From insideHPC

Podcast: Brendan Gregg on System Performance Methodologies

In this Software Engineering Radio podcast, Netflix senior performance architect Brendan Gregg discusses systems performance and how the hardware and OS layersPodcast...

Windows as a Service Strategy
From The Eponymous Pickle

Windows as a Service Strategy

In CW. This will create a considerable change." ... Microsoft executives last week further fleshed out the firm's "Windows as a service" strategy, an effort to...

Extending a conference invitation to your administrator
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Extending a conference invitation to your administrator

By: Pat Phillips As you are well aware, the Annual CSTA Conference is only a couple months away. Registration and housing are open, the agenda nearly set, and anticipation...

SDSC Trestles Supercomputer to move to University of Arkansas
From insideHPC

SDSC Trestles Supercomputer to move to University of Arkansas

SDSC's recently decommissioned Trestles supercomputer is moving to the Arkansas High Performance Computing Center. The post SDSC Trestles Supercomputer to moveinsideHPC...

Every College Student Should Take a Computer Science Course
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Every College Student Should Take a Computer Science Course

The following is a blog post by Ran Libeskind-Hadas, R. Michael Shanahan Professor and Computer Science Department Chair at Harvey Mudd College, that was recently...

Video: Scalability Testing of DNE2 in Lustre 2.7
From insideHPC

Video: Scalability Testing of DNE2 in Lustre 2.7

In this video from LUG 2015 in Denver, Steve Simms from Indiana University presents: Scalability Testing of DNE2 in Lustre 2.7. The post Video: Scalability Testing...

Ideo Redesigns Monday
From The Eponymous Pickle

Ideo Redesigns Monday

I never thought Monday was awful, but the design ideas are good in general.  Culturally we believe the thought and why not create a marketing idea that builds on...

Does Retail Need POS?
From The Eponymous Pickle

Does Retail Need POS?

In Retailwire:   Why do retail stores still have cash registers?   Provocative view.  " .... Retail store survival will depend upon providing an experience that...

Detecting QUANTUMINSERT
From Schneier on Security

Detecting QUANTUMINSERT

Fox-IT has a blog post (and has published Snort rules) on how to detect man-on-the-side Internet attacks like the NSA's QUANTUMINSERT. From a Wired article: But...

Interview: Intel’s Alan Gara Discusses the 180 Petaflop Aurora Supercomputer
From insideHPC

Interview: Intel’s Alan Gara Discusses the 180 Petaflop Aurora Supercomputer

In this interview, Intel's Alan Gara describes the Aurora system, a 180 Petaflop supercomputer coming to Argonne. "The Aurora system is based on our Omni-Path second...
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