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Process Algebra and classical automata

November 1, 2009 yodaiken Uncategorized

The long awaited process algebra paper is now finally available in PDF Reducing Process Algebra.

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More China Manufacturing

September 30, 2009 yodaiken software business

I linked to this already, but it’s too good not to copy this para In a sense, I feel like the shanzhai are brethren of

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China manufacturing

September 29, 2009 yodaiken software business

A couple of fascinating posts on Shenzen small manufacturing. Significantly, they do not just produce copycat phones. They make original design phones as well, as

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Future of innovation

September 29, 2009 yodaiken software business

The company I work for now really does not care about IP. I design low-cost consumer products that get shipped offshore to be produced. The

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Gödel’s Lost Letter

August 28, 2009 yodaiken theory

Gödel’s perspective in this letter is a refutation of the simplistic take on Turing’s proof seen so often in the computer science literature. In particular:

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Primitive recursion and transducers

August 25, 2009 yodaiken Uncategorized

11/23/2009 please see the updated version: here. Yet another version of the recursion/transducer paper . The main result is that simultaneous primitive recursion on strings

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Deterministic multithreading

August 10, 2009 yodaiken operating systems, software security, systems

An interesting paper appearing in ASPLOS proceedings provides a “deterministic” locking method Kendo enforces a deterministic interleaving of lock acquisitions and specially declared non-protected reads

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IEEE’s war on science

August 4, 2009 yodaiken Uncategorized

I dropped my subscription to the IEEE “Digital Library” because I found that if I strayed from a very narrow range of  areas, the IEEE

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parallel processing and bash reduce

July 23, 2009 yodaiken operating systems

It’s sad that after all this time, one can look at any random article on parallel programming and find some variation of: for i =

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RTOS design and embedded system development

July 15, 2009 yodaiken operating systems, systems

Real-time operating systems are either a solved problem or a backwater of engineering design. Threads, semaphores, mutexes, some basic I/O, priority scheduling all of this

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