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“Open source” is not broken
(osnews.com)
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DanielHimmelein
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The Explore/Exploit Strategy in Engineering
(himmele.blogspot.com)
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Hamming, the Art of Doing Science and Engineering: Learning to Learn
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6y ago
http://worrydream.com/refs/Hamming-TheArtOfDoingScienceAndEn...
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What's Next for Our Programming Languages and Operating Systems?
(himmele.blogspot.com)
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Frederick Brooks on Software Design
(himmele.blogspot.com)
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Alan Kay on Computer Science
(himmele.blogspot.com)
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Operating System 101
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Bare metal hardware for the Internet of Things, specially designed for Erlang
(grisp.org)
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Characteristics of an efficient engineering team
(himmele.blogspot.com)
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Psychology and Behavioral Science (not just) for Computer Scientists
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Google Brillo? "Rename libchromeos repo to libbrillo"
(android.googlesource.com)
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Building a car (from the perspective of a pragmatic software engineer)
(himmele.blogspot.com)
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Building a car (as a pragmatic software engineer)
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Introduction to the Android graphics pipeline [pdf]
(mathias-garbe.de)
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RISC design principles for project management
(himmele.blogspot.de)
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Mindorid - Android-like application framework for M2M and the Internet of Things
(esrlabs.com)
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Mindroid - Android everywhere
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Erlang, the unintentional Neural Network Programming Language [video]
(vimeo.com)
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13y ago
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Concurrency: A single human body cell versus the internet
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Amazon has patented the milkman, etc.
(plus.google.com)
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Ezwebframe - Erlang thinks that the browser is an Erlang process
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Game of Life in 42 lines of NetLogo code for the Global Day of Coderetreat 2012
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DanielHimmelein
14y ago
Ah ok, I checked the Haiku source and I think this works like the original Binder concurrency stuff (see http://www.osnews.com/story/13674/Introduction_to_OpenBinder... ). Android's concurrency framework (as well as Mindroid) is a refined
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14y ago
Hi that is funny. I knew that Dianne Hackborn brought Binder over to Android from BeOS and Palm. But I did not know that also the concurrency framework is from the Be guys. Thanks for sharing the link :-).
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14y ago
But I have to admit that Android's concurrency framework is more about message passing and actors than about fibers or coroutines. The fiber implementation is much more readable here.
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14y ago
Cool, looks much better :-). Normally, I really like Android's concurrency abstractions, but not for this one :-).
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14y ago
Oh, you are right with quitter. That is a typo. It will fix it. It used chan string just because it does not matter for this example :-).
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Concurrent Hello World in Go, Erlang, and C++
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Android 4.2 supports wireless display (aka Miracast) to watch movies on your TV
(googleblog.blogspot.de)
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