beo daily - daily stuff

27 February 2002

• AgentLink
• SwissLife has a IT R&D division
• Oh, this is sick. Run NetBSD on a Vax emulator
• Teach yourself programming in 10 years

26 February 2002

• Well, I guess cobol lives
• Functional and Declarative Programming in Education (FDPE99)
• Big balls of mud
• Applications of Continuations
• Genome Liberation
• Memetic Algorithms
• GeNeura Team Home
• 2002 Parallel Problem solving from Nature conference
• Artifical Immune Systems 2002
• Journal of Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines.
• Sixth International Workshop CIA-2002 on Cooperative Information Agents

A bunch of links on Internet Scale OS's

• Chord
• Cosm
• Eurogrid
• FarSite
• Grid Physics Netowork (Griphyn)
• OceanStore
• Particle Physics Data Grid
• Pastry
• Tapestry

and a bunch of Grid Links

• The Sun Grid engine, linux and Solaris, binary
• Mosix, Linux kernels for the nicest version, but userland for all other systems
• The Globus project
• The GridPP project - think CERN
• The Global Grid Forum
• ADC XML resources page
• Mining the Sky at MPA Garching
• Do it yourself super computer
• 2001 Distributed Computing Marches On
• AstroGrid in the UK

25 February 2002

• Presentation on OpenBSD and Security
• Nola, a GPLed Accounting Package
• On mining Satellite and Other Remotely Sensed Images
• Aurora

22 February 2002

• DirectFB
• Remote Smalltalk
• Notes on Agent Based Computational Economics
• Open Bio
• and their second Hackathon
• and finally Technophage
• Social Network Analysis

21 February 2002

• First release of seaside, a Squeak Webapplication Framework
• A nice paper on Hashing
• SecondHandMac
• The DMCA and What's Worse

20 February 2002

• SigKDD Explorations

19 February 2002

• I'm sure I pointed to this before, but, here it is again. The early history of smalltalk
• Smalltalk 72 Manual

15 February 2002

• The Secret Diary of Arwen Undomiel

14 February 2002

• The Crime of Sharing
• David Brin on Privacy
• Living robots
• ArsTechnica talks about .net
• So does Salon
• Curry - A Truly Integrated Functional Logic Language
• Cool Lego stuff

13 February 2002

• Real Time Outbreak and Disease Lab
• Taste for Makers
• The WorldWide Computer
• Kernel Trap interview of Andrew Morton
• Palm can't afford to live in the Past
• The IBM WorkPad z50
• The folks here have an amusing email idea

12 February 2002

• A nice Haskell bibliography
• FreeBSD Gnome project

11 February 2002

• Venti a new approach to archivial Storage
• Article on XFce
• XFce's home site
• Open AI
• 2002 IEEE International Conference on Data Mining

8 February 2002

• SqueakDot Moved

7 February 2002

• Bid to make free thinking Robots
• Review of "How Robots will change us"
• PostgresSQL 7.2 is out
• The SML Web Server
• Google has a programming contest
• Swarmfest 2002 is sponsored by UW's Columbia Basin Research group and the pages are back online
• First genetic evidence uncovered of how major changes in body shapes occurred during early animal evolution at UCSD
• SmartQuant

6 February 2002

• Functional programming in XSLT
• Why Functional Programming Matters
• Common Lisp CookBook
• Tom Lord's Decentralized Revsion Control System
• ESUG 2002 is in Douai France this year.

4 February 2002

• OnLisp is now downloadable
• Giving robots life
• The value of mining data
• Splitting the computer from the monitor in an iMac
• The rise of complex terrorism
• Civilian spinnoffs and military uses
• Daemon news for Feb 2002
• The Swarm Development Group
• Simulation of Adaptive Behavior 02
• Journal of Artifical Societies and Social Simulation
• SqueakDoc.org
• How to port old code to the new squeak modules system
• SEDA: An Architecture for Highly Concurrent Server Applications
• ACRI 2002