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In college, I took a few computer science courses. The comp sci department at my university preferred Solaris. I thought it was okay but somewhat nonintuitive, and with the same problems I had with...
Monthly Archive: May 2015
Which Rules are Real Rules?
In sports, how do we decide who’s cheating if we can’t agree which rules are “real?”
The Strange and Slow Death of Democratic and Republican America
Maybe we are all sailing away to irrelevance…..
Ahem.
Bruce Bartlett’s new paper on the talk-radio-modeled Fox News, it’s negative effect of GOP national electability, and it’s ultimately destructive role on conservatism is getting widely ballyhooed in certain corners of the press today as...
Linky Friday #115: Fools, Criminals, & Politicians
This week: Crime, Dummies Media, Politics, America, and Europe!
Weekend!
Listening to Alice Cooper sing “School’s Out” is totally different when loved ones are on the payroll.
The Hidden Guilt of Leaving Academia
A promising career in academia gives way to a more realistic career in business. Mike Dwyer explores just why this seems to feel like a bad thing.
Intellectual Loses Forest, Probably For Trees
Ludwig Wittgenstein, freed from OT exile, obsesses over ceilings and door handles.
