How is our own 'source code' structured?
This is a C programmer's interpretation of the program called DNA. The analogy between a C project and the DNA fits quite naturally (seems God didn't write in Lisp after all... :) ). If you are a programmer, this will surely be an enjoyable piece.
A beautifully simple explanation of scheduling in general and Linux scheduler in particular.
A priceless piece of work to take you from a novice to an expert on memory matters. From CPU caches to optimisation issues, this might prove your ultimate reference about computer memory.
Why is AI having so long a winter? What is it that AI really takes to achieve? As an AI application developer, what has to be my ultimate goal?
Answered.
A workplace atmosphere most of us would envy. No wonder PARC gave rise to an excellent array of tech innovations!
'Toolbox' for programmers - Tutorials, references and other oddities you'll need for talking to silicon.
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