placeholder

placeholder

placeholder

placeholder

The Square Root of NOT » American Scientist

Digital computers are built out of circuits that have definite, discrete states: on or off, zero or one, high voltage or low voltage. Engineers go to great lengths to make sure these circuits never settle into some intermediate condition. Quantum-mechanical systems, as it happens, offer a guarantee…

Click to view the original at americanscientist.org

placeholder

Hasnain says:

"What I wish I knew when Learning Haskell".

Slide 36 does it for me:

Questions we ask when studying category theory

......

Why am I still single?

Posted on 2013-04-14T12:51:27+0000

placeholder

placeholder

placeholder

The Tyranny of the Taxi Medallions

The life of a taxi driver is hard. When cabbies start a shift, they owe about $100 to their company as payment just for the opportunity drive a taxi. They might not break even until halfway through...

Click to view the original at blog.priceonomics.com

placeholder

learnfun and playfun: A general technique for automating NES games

Video, research paper, and software for learning how to play NES games and then automatically playing them.

Click to view the original at cs.cmu.edu

placeholder