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Recycled Knowledge: Concurrency vs. parallelism

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By John Cowan cowan@ccil.org. Concurrency vs. parallelism. Of which a shell pipeline is the most familiar example, is based on the concurrent execution of mostly isolated processes that communicate via flows. Because the individual components are isolated, they may be executed in parallel or not. Because there are no constraints on what components may do with their inputs, parallel execution may or may not actually speed up the computation. Juggling is completely deterministic. Can you define your terms?

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Recycled Knowledge: The Nasochron

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By John Cowan cowan@ccil.org. Here is Christian Morgenstern's lovely poem "Das Nasobēm", which was written around 1895 and is usually called a nonsense poem, though not in the sense of "'Twas brillig, and the slithy toves ." Indeed, all the words in it make plain sense except one; the nonsense comes in from the fact that once you have read the poem, you still know nothing about the animal. Auf seinen Nasen schreitet. Striding on its noses. Einher das Nasobēm,. T here comes the Nasobame. There are said to...

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By John Cowan cowan@ccil.org. US Moby Latin Keyboard for Windows. I'm announcing my U.S. Moby Latin keyboard driver. The keyboard is designed for people who use the regular U.S. keyboard heavily, but occasionally need to type other Latin letters (especially accented ones), symbols, and punctuation. In particular, the keyboard supports the Windows-1252 (U.S. and Western Europe) repertoire, as well as almost every Latin letter in Unicode. And the Benct X-Sampa keyboard. Use, share, and enjoy! My friends sa...

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By John Cowan cowan@ccil.org. I'm being laid off . So I'm looking for work. Though I've been a programmer most of my professional life, I've spent the last four years doing document schema design and ontology. I have survived quite a lot of generations of programming technologies, so I am nothing if not adaptable. For any given tech-of-the-moment, my answer is "I may not know it yet, but I will know it very quickly.". Formats, and you can contact me at cowan@ccil.org. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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By John Cowan cowan@ccil.org. Out of the frying pan and into the fire. Links to this post. Getting sick and getting better. I will mostly state what happened to me in the order it happened. That I would not become dehydrated from the fever. Unfortunately, there were two mistakes here. One was that the positive result on the test was false, and therefore the penicillin was useless though harmless. The other was that because I had undergone roux-en-Y surgery. I hope I have been sufficiently clear in writin...

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Tuesday, July 15, 2008. Wow I just ran into a very very old friend, who I hadn't seen since high school. He's someone I parted with on a bad note, and one of the first things I did when we found each other again, was apologize. The funny thing was, he had no memory of the incident that I thought had driven us apart, and that had being bugging me for a quarter of a century.

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Monday, May 18, 2009. The cost of gay marriage. The Economist's blog reports. That the head of the Republican. Party, Michael Steele, is saying that gay marriage costs employers money, because more of their employees will have spouses that employers must provide health insurance for. It's like if you decided to train a horse to talk by only feeding it when it said "please". ...

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Tuesday, July 14, 2009. A frozen old friend. So I was just googling people I haven't seen in a long time, and I found an article about some friends of mine. Mary Margaret and Jim Glennie, who I knew when I was in college. Jim died of a brain tumor, and had his brain cryopreserved in hopes of reanimating it some day; and Mary Margaret is signed up for the same treatment.

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Monday, March 24, 2008. The cherries are in bloom in Oregon! Posted by Chris Bogart. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Blogs of friends and other cool people. Your Mom's Favorite Blog.

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Monday, June 29, 2009. Lazy Substitutiony Vegetarian Mofongo. I got envious of Andrew's. Culinary adventures without me in Oregon, and decided to make one of my own favorite things, Mofongo. Anyway, here's what I did:. Lazy Substitutiony Vegetarian Mofongo. 5 guks of olive oil (turn the bottle upside down and listen: guk guk guk guk guk STOP). Too much garlic powder. While they'...

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Monday, October 19, 2009. I'm trying a pumpkin liqueur - we ended up with a vast pumpkin from Gathering Together farms, and it's got to be et. I found this pumpkin liqueur recipe. And tried to follow it, but it makes all kinds of no sense:. How the heck much is 24 ounces of pumpkin? I chopped it raw and used 4 cups. Boil four cups of pumpkin in the juice of one lemon? The plan i...

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Saturday, October 03, 2009. I'm trying a liqueur making experiment, and I'm blogging the recipe so I don't forget what I did in case I like the result. I didn't find a good recipe on the internet anywhere so I'm just making this up. Any advice is appreciated. 3 cups (loosely packed) of Concord grape skins. 2 cups distilled water. Posted by Chris Bogart. View my complete profile.

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Monday, June 29, 2009. Lazy Substitutiony Vegetarian Mofongo. I got envious of Andrew's. Culinary adventures without me in Oregon, and decided to make one of my own favorite things, Mofongo. Anyway, here's what I did:. Lazy Substitutiony Vegetarian Mofongo. 5 guks of olive oil (turn the bottle upside down and listen: guk guk guk guk guk STOP). Too much garlic powder. While they'...

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The stuff you dip socks in before slicing them up to make rubber bands (in case giants stomp on all the rubber band factories). Sunday, November 23, 2008. A materialist argument for Intelligent Design. But I think there's an aspect of their argument that can't be rejected out of hand. Suppose you hand a responsible, honest specialist some item, and ask them, "Was this designed by an intelligent being, or did it come about through some non-intelligent process? Supposing you buy that, then why is it that t...

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