I finally took the time to read Scott Aaronson’s new paper Why philosophers should care about computational complexity (there’s a post about it with lots of comments on his blog). Summary: Aaronson, knowing that I’m writing my thesis at the moment, took the liberty of preparing an introduction for me. Thanks! I’m going to include [...]
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- RT @keithfrankish: PhD (n.) A certificate issued to people with obsessive-compulsive disorder confirming that they are unfit for work. 5 hours ago
- Magic scribble-to-LaTeX converter. It seems to be scarily accurate. http://t.co/UzSUF7qH 16 hours ago
- Agreed: anything less than the release of source programs is intolerable. RT @sc_k: The case for open computer programs http://t.co/TXNQYOtT 1 day ago
- RT @fortnow: New Scientist on Nash's NSA letters http://t.co/n4xyqQ4a 1 day ago
- Alan Turing’s school reports. :-) https://t.co/LC6Kbdsj http://t.co/nDDKIRrj 1 day ago
- New Gmail feature. http://t.co/wYdKDcdo (@davmago) 2 days ago
- Nicolaas de Bruijn dies at 93. (Korteweg-de Vries Institute for Mathematics) https://t.co/lxqCbCop http://t.co/FIpwFmS8 2 days ago
- Byrne’s Euclid: The First Six Books of The Elements of Euclid, with Coloured Diagrams and Symbols (1847). Pretty. http://t.co/FXhjN5oE 3 days ago
- This should be the original Lost Letter by Gödel. Does anyone know where I can find a better version? http://t.co/bP11MRiK 3 days ago
- RT @mattmight: Two or three times a year, I write a large C program to remind myself why I should never write large C programs. 3 days ago
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