Some weeks ago, I finished Compilers : Principles, Techniques & Tools, by Afred V. Aho, Monica S. Lam, Ravi Sethi and Jeffrey D. Ullman. This book is also called the Dragon Book due to the cover.
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Learn about the newest release of Bio4j, which now includes AWS instances from any region, a basic REST server, and support for Cypher and Gremlin.Hi !
I’m happy to announce that the version 0.7 of Bio4j has been
released. Check out the wide set of new...
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A fixed point for a function is a point at which the value of the
function does not change when the function is applied. More formally, x is a fixed point for a given function f if
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Hi all !
Today I managed to find some time to check out the Graph-algo component from Neo4j and after playing with it plus Bio4j a bit, I have to say it seems pretty cool.
For those who don’t know what I’m talking about, here you have the description you...
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In the session we describe relevance improvements we have implemented
in our Lucene-based search system for English and Chinese contents and
the tests we...
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A computer science degree doesn’t prepare you to be a programmer. Here’s an excerpt from a blog post I wrote comparing computer scientists and programmers:
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Like many software developers, I think it’s interesting to know at
least something of the history of computer science. Programming
languages, for one, offer up genuinely intriguing tales when the history
of their making is told. But there are programming...
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According to a new paper from the Institute of Complex Systems in Rome, a volume of Yahoo search queries related to companies on the NASDAQ-100 were correlated with the volumes of trades in those same companies in the following days. Here's the abstract:
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I was buying a used book through Amazon this evening. Three resellers
offered the book at essentially the same price. Here were their
ratings:
94% positive out of 85,193 reviews98% positive out of 20,785 reviews99% positive out of 840 reviews
Which reseller...
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