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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Optimizing OpenSimulator, Part I
Back in September, I blogged about one of the the most amazing conference experiences I ever had, the OpenSimulator Community Conference (OSCC’13). This was a 2-day, purely virtual conference with a total of 360 attendees, held on an OpenSimulator virtual environment … Continue reading
Posted in research, simulation, virtual reality
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Exercises in Programming Style
I’m happy to announce that my book Exercises in Programming Style is now available for pre-order from Amazon, and that it will be shipping starting June 9! This is the book behind the talks I gave last year at StrangeLoop … Continue reading
Posted in academia, epsbook
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New Words
I’m officially making up these new words, because they correspond to activities that I do on a regular basis and that I need to convey to my students. I hope that by giving these concepts their very own words, they … Continue reading
House of C(ards)
How many more security flaws do we need to go through before people accept the fact that almost all of them have a single root cause: the use of C?