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Software visionary

Posts from 2007

Triple Nine

Triple Nine

This blog post reflects on the author's experiences as a Harvard College interviewer, highlighting the growing competitiveness of college admissions and the complexities of standardized testing. It targets readers interested in education, intelligence, and the subjective nature of academic achievement.

Smart Machines

Smart Machines

This blog post delves into the relationship between artificial intelligence and consciousness, challenging societal beliefs about machine intelligence. Aimed at AI enthusiasts, it encourages readers to rethink human uniqueness and the implications of viewing the mind as a machine.

Semantic Computing

Semantic Computing

This blog post explores semantic computing and Microsoft's research initiatives aimed at enhancing search capabilities. Targeted at tech enthusiasts and industry professionals, it discusses the implications of semantic technologies on the internet economy and their potential impact on search and advertising.

What's Wrong With Reason?

What's Wrong With Reason?

This blog post examines the tension between reason and faith, particularly in relation to creationism and scriptural interpretation. It appeals to readers interested in the philosophical and religious implications of reconciling scientific understanding with deeply held beliefs.

SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) Grants

SBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) Grants

This blog post delves into SBIR grants, offering insights for entrepreneurs and innovators in the technology sector seeking funding for research and development. It shares personal experiences with proposal writing and discusses the competitive nature of government grants, highlighting both challenges and opportunities.

Books and Software

Books and Software

In "Books and Software," Charles Petzold examines the financial advantages of software development over book writing, emphasizing higher profit margins and recurring revenue. This insightful analysis is tailored for authors and software developers navigating the evolving publishing landscape.

LISP

LISP

This blog post delves into the charm of LISP programming through Randal Munroe's XKCD comics, highlighting its elegance in functional programming. Targeted at technology enthusiasts and programmers, it illustrates how humor can clarify complex programming concepts.

Symbolic Computing

Symbolic Computing

This blog post delves into the importance of symbolic computing, particularly in light of Mathematica 6's features like equational theorem proving. Aimed at tech enthusiasts and developers, it argues that symbolic computing is crucial for advancing intelligent software and programming language development.