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2016

I do not use a debuggeroriginal ↗
21 Jun 2016
How fast is tabulation-based hashing? The downsides of Zobrist…original ↗
15 Jun 2016
The strange case of the copyright of open-source softwareoriginal ↗
13 Jun 2016
To be smart, work on problems you care aboutoriginal ↗
3 Jun 2016
Enough with the bogus medical studies!original ↗
30 May 2016
The surprising cleverness of modern compilersoriginal ↗
23 May 2016
We are passing the Turing test right on scheduleoriginal ↗
8 May 2016
Professors intentionally slow down science to make themselves look betteroriginal ↗
6 May 2016
Email: how to be polite and efficientoriginal ↗
3 May 2016
Is software a neutral agent?original ↗
29 Apr 2016
We know a lot less than we think, especially about the future.original ↗
27 Apr 2016
How will you die? Cancer, Alzheimer’s, Stroke?original ↗
25 Apr 2016
The powerful hacker cultureoriginal ↗
21 Apr 2016
No more leaks with sanitize flags in gcc and clangoriginal ↗
20 Apr 2016
How close are AI systems to human-level intelligence? The Allen AI challenge.original ↗
18 Apr 2016
Narrative illusionsoriginal ↗
12 Apr 2016
Being shallow is rationaloriginal ↗
7 Apr 2016
Could virtual-reality make us smarter?original ↗
4 Apr 2016
Setting up a “robust” Minecraft server (Java Edition) on a Raspberry Pioriginal ↗
2 Apr 2016
What thirty years of technology looks like: the early high-school yearsoriginal ↗
27 Mar 2016
Declarative programming is a dead-end for the lowly programmeroriginal ↗
25 Mar 2016
What the heck is interesting research?original ↗
23 Mar 2016
Ranged random-number generation is slow in Python…original ↗
21 Mar 2016
Biology and computing are more alike than you think…original ↗
15 Mar 2016
Artificial intelligence is mostly a matter of engineering?original ↗
14 Mar 2016
Web plasticityoriginal ↗
8 Mar 2016
It is easy to lose sight of why we do things…original ↗
5 Mar 2016
Statistics is overrated: the rise of data scienceoriginal ↗
3 Mar 2016
My next bet: VR is going to take off in the next 3 years…original ↗
29 Feb 2016
Lost my bet: the PC isn’t dead… yetoriginal ↗
28 Feb 2016
Don’t beat them, make them irrelevantoriginal ↗
22 Feb 2016
Things you have probably not seen coming…original ↗
18 Feb 2016
Cultivating weirdnessoriginal ↗
15 Feb 2016
Beyond the PC toward virtual and augmented realityoriginal ↗
11 Feb 2016
Imagining the future trumps intelligence…original ↗
8 Feb 2016
Default random-number generators are sloworiginal ↗
1 Feb 2016
More of Vinge’s predictions for 2025…original ↗
25 Jan 2016
Consciousness and free will are illusions: you are just a robotoriginal ↗
18 Jan 2016
The Cray supercomputer, the iPhone and bloodoriginal ↗
12 Jan 2016
Revisiting “Holy Fire” (Bruce Sterling, 1996)original ↗
11 Jan 2016
Pac-Man running at 1 million frames per secondoriginal ↗
5 Jan 2016

2015

My most popular posts in 2015 (part II)original ↗
30 Dec 2015
My most popular posts in 2015… (part I)original ↗
28 Dec 2015
Your software should follow your hardware: the CLHash exampleoriginal ↗
24 Dec 2015
The courage to face what we do not understandoriginal ↗
22 Dec 2015
The virtuous circle of fantasyoriginal ↗
21 Dec 2015
Amazing technologies from the year 2015…original ↗
15 Dec 2015
Are we really testing an anti-aging pill? And what does it mean?original ↗
7 Dec 2015
The mysterious aging of astronautsoriginal ↗
1 Dec 2015
Being ever more productive… is a dutyoriginal ↗
27 Nov 2015
Is peer review slowing down science and technology?original ↗
23 Nov 2015
Identifying influential citations: it works live today!original ↗
5 Nov 2015
Is artificial intelligence going to wipe us out in 30 years?original ↗
2 Nov 2015
Crazily fast hashing with carry-less multiplicationsoriginal ↗
26 Oct 2015
Faster hashing without effortoriginal ↗
22 Oct 2015
On the memory usage of maps in Javaoriginal ↗
15 Oct 2015
Where are all the search trees?original ↗
13 Oct 2015
Secular stagnation: we are trimming downoriginal ↗
9 Oct 2015
Predicting the near future is a crazy, impossible gameoriginal ↗
9 Oct 2015
JavaScript and fast data structures: some initial experimentsoriginal ↗
5 Oct 2015
Foolish enough to leave important tasks to a mere human brain?original ↗
5 Oct 2015
Could big data and wearables help the fight against diseases?original ↗
28 Sept 2015
The “consensus” is sometimes wrongoriginal ↗
24 Sept 2015
The hacker culture is winningoriginal ↗
14 Sept 2015
Hackers vs. Academics: who is responsible for progress?original ↗
11 Sept 2015
Revisiting Vernor Vinge’s “predictions” for 2025original ↗
4 Sept 2015
What a technology geek sees when traveling abroadoriginal ↗
31 Aug 2015
Computing in 2025… what can we expect?original ↗
20 Aug 2015
The dystopia you should fearoriginal ↗
14 Aug 2015
The exponential cost of progressoriginal ↗
10 Aug 2015
My predictions for 2040original ↗
4 Aug 2015
Coping with accelerating progress: no more five-year planoriginal ↗
3 Aug 2015
What ten years teaching a technical topic in college taught me…original ↗
27 Jul 2015
We need to go beyond the weboriginal ↗
21 Jul 2015
Going beyond our limitationsoriginal ↗
17 Jul 2015
Simple techniques to improve your health in 2015original ↗
10 Jul 2015
Would an artificial intelligence “grow old”?original ↗
3 Jul 2015
The case for techno-optimismoriginal ↗
26 Jun 2015
Aging is a software bugoriginal ↗
9 Jun 2015
Are you a techno-optimist? (A review of Tomorrowland)original ↗
25 May 2015
Putting the evil academic publishers in perspectiveoriginal ↗
19 May 2015
Old people are not very sharp, are they?original ↗
8 May 2015
Do better written papers get more citations?original ↗
5 May 2015
Basic email skillsoriginal ↗
27 Apr 2015
To be creative, work aloneoriginal ↗
20 Apr 2015
Was life better in the 1970s?original ↗
8 Apr 2015
Evil abbreviations in programming languagesoriginal ↗
6 Apr 2015
Accelerating intersections with SIMD instructionsoriginal ↗
25 Mar 2015
Good ideas are overratedoriginal ↗
24 Mar 2015
Other useless school trivia: the quadratic formulaoriginal ↗
16 Mar 2015
On rote memorization and antiquated skillsoriginal ↗
10 Mar 2015
The mathematics we teach our kids…original ↗
9 Mar 2015
The hopeless ones become college professorsoriginal ↗
25 Feb 2015
Large well-funded laboratories…original ↗
18 Feb 2015
Lectures are the lazy person’s approach to educationoriginal ↗
11 Feb 2015
Your brain and its software patchesoriginal ↗
3 Feb 2015
How do you become an expert?original ↗
2 Feb 2015
Knauff and Nejasmic recommend banning LaTeXoriginal ↗
14 Jan 2015
Fast unary decodingoriginal ↗
8 Jan 2015
Theory lags practiceoriginal ↗
7 Jan 2015
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