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The coming bust in venture cap

December 27, 2008 yodaiken software business

According to Forbes (thanks to Trevor Loy for the link) The venture capital industry is staring at the most vicious shakeout in its history. Returns

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Apple’s spotlight and future databases

December 15, 2008 yodaiken operating systems

The UNIX idea that the OS treated files as sequences of uninterpreted bytes was a brilliant technical simplification – so successful that the previously dominant

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the male weirdness of computer science

December 3, 2008 yodaiken software business

ELLEN SPERTUS, a graduate student at M.I.T., wondered why the computer camp she had attended as a girl had a boy-girl ratio of six to

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Updated Dijkstra vs Perlis (really, DeMillo)

November 25, 2008 yodaiken software security

See below.

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Costs of not building security into the system

November 24, 2008 yodaiken Uncategorized

No thumb drives for the US military. (found on David Bader’s page)

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Supercomputing and mathematica

November 19, 2008 yodaiken Uncategorized

The last time I went to a “Supercomputing” conference, Jim Gray came by to talk to me and Cort about PowerPC Linux. That must have

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Dijkstra versus Perlis (updated)

November 10, 2008 yodaiken academics, software security, theory

Dijkstra wrote: He [Perlis] published a very obnoxious paper arguing against a mathematical approach to programming cite The paper  by De Millo, Lipton and Perlis  starts as

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Most influential software company in America – and maybe the world

November 5, 2008 yodaiken Uncategorized

Voter Activation Network.

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FSMLabs move to New Zealand is postponed indefinitely

November 4, 2008 yodaiken Uncategorized

Thanks to Ohioans. (and Virginians, Floridians, Iowans, … ). phew.

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future of the data center

October 16, 2008 yodaiken operating systems, software security

This article from Ars Technica discusses a talk over the summer by Merrill Lynch’s chief technology architect, Jeffrey Birnbaum on “stateless cloud computing” – most

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