Bibliography Readings/Reviews |
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done 2023-10-16 |
2023-08-31 |
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2023-11-20 | Create a discussion of [McCarthy1960], include mention of Anatomy of LISP, Talking about Ivory Snow LISP, and also what I found discouraging about how LISP and the LISP reader were used. This needs other references. There are also the inspirations of LISP into a particular approach to natural language processing, knowledge representation, and languages such as Scheme inspired by LISP. Also Common Lisp and Interlisp. Also, both the MIT and the Stanford Handbooks on AI, the blur between AI methods (such as search schemes) and what would simply be algorithms and methods of Computer Science and programming. | ||
2023-11-17 | r030300: Need bibliographic entries for [Checkland1981] and [White1993] | ||
2023-11-17 | r020100b: See if the Microsoft paper on Trustworthy Computing is still accessible. | ||
2023-11-17 | r020100b: Move LeBlanc, Writing Secure Code to the bibliographies | ||
2023-11-17 | r010101a: Has references (with links) to Miser Notes. This is something that needs to be looked at for orcmid.github.io/miser/ | ||
2023-11-17 | r000800: The diagonal argument conclusion must be incorrectly stated. The conclusion is that the functions are not enumerable. So there are functions that cannot be computed because there are only a denumerable number of function definitions. Look at this some more and also look at what Edward says about this. | ||
2023-11-13 | There's a nice entry on Strachey on WIkipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Strachey. It provides a link (dor) on McG. There is also a connection on the M4 processor that was a Unix tool. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M4_(computer_language). I will refer to that, although I need to verify whatever the similarity is, apart from the inspiration by Kerighan and Ritchie in 1977. The connection to RATFOR is also cool from a Software Tools pespective. Rhapsodize about this, Dennis. Also, Strachey is a great example of Burge's observation that computer programmers and computer scientists are people who were almost something else. I need to tie this to Edward's observations about Strachey and the existence of non-computable functions. I wonder where I saw that argument by Strachey, and if it was in-person or not. This will be interesting to tie in. Also that Peter Landin was Strachey's assistant at one point. | ||
2023-11-13 | After adding the Strachey McG citation, add a note that accounts for my experience with the paper, the two fixes, and the idea of shrinking it to purely applicative. How this was used by the FP team, but I don't think it was done for ISWIM at Speryy Univac. Connect to the Unix Macro utility also. I eventually realized that using LISP-style representation was much easier with regard to constructions for Miser and, although I knew about LISP, the coin didn't drop until I saw a Dr.Dobb's description of LISPX for microprocessors.. | ||
in progress | 2023-10-23 | Review all for UTF8 character-encoding: philosophy.htm, r000000, r000001, | |
done 2023-10-23? |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm: Space before [Austin1975] | |
2023-10-22 | r000700: Fix the title | ||
2023-10-22 | r000001.htm r010800a link has typo in the hyperlink. | ||
2023-10-22 | r000001.htm r020701 Link to Körner has broken umlaut fragment reference | ||
2023-10-12 | r020100b: Check the external reference for broken links provide additional links that can be located | ||
2023-10-12 | r020100a: Check the external reference for broken links provide additional links that can be located | ||
2023-10-12 | r020100: Check the external references for broken links, potential replacement links | ||
in progress | 2023-10-10 | When these repurposes are complete, change the corresponding pages on orcmid.com and miser-theory.info to redirects. | |
2023-10-10 | r010101: There's a cross-link to Miser in the text that will need to be repaired. | ||
2023-10-10 | r010101a: Fix the links to Miser Project Notes when there is a better location under GitHub | ||
2023-10-01 | r010101 Has references to miser-theory.info that must be repaired once the relevant material is repuposed at orcmid.github.io/miser. | ||
2023-10-01 | r010101: The implementation of the binary search has a bug that is not required in expression of the algorithm. The bug has to do with possible overflow of l+u in (l+u)/2. This is remedied with l + (u-l)/2 fudged as necessary. This is also very important, and a significant difference between an algorithm and a program. | ||
2023-09-20 | r000800: I definitely have more to say about Church and also Models and model-theoretic matters | ||
2023-09-20 | r000700: There is also Church's Paper and What was made of it by Scott. | ||
2023-09-20 | r000700: Review this, make for sense of it and/or add later thoughts. | ||
2004-02-07 | It would be interesting to see if a "Great Principles" categorization would work here, and whether I can get to that without too much mess. | ||
2003-12-14 | I have a promise to create a link to other System Architecture pages as resources. I guess I can treat that as a form of readings, but I do need to somehow segregate. Maybe I can use reading notes for the resource pages. However I do it, there is need for a page of System Architecture Resources. [dh:2023-09-17 I think System Architecture and Design has some of this. What else might I have had in mind. Performance Architecture?[. | ||
done 2023-10-23 |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm Sbisa in [Umson1975] entry. | |
done 2023-10-23 |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm [Sbisa1975] special character/spelling | |
done 2023-10-23 |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm [Putnam1979] special character - chapter 6 | |
done 2023-10-23 |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm [Plato-400b] Figure out the Book1 link | |
done 2023-10-23 |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm [Hart1996] make Mathematics link to [Hart1996] there. | |
done 2023-10-23 |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm [Eco1997] Fix special characters, maybe specify UTF8 for the page | |
done 2023-10-23 |
2023-10-22 | philosophy.htm: [Berlinsky2000] Repair special characters in text and Chapter 6 title. | |
kept subordinate 2023-10-16 |
2023-09-20 | Determine whether to include r020100a-c in r000001. Or are they meant to be working drafts but not offered as drafts to be viewed? | |
won't fix 2023-10-16 |
2004-02-28 | The catalog needs to be updated accordingly and also made more presentable. Borrow a style from nfoWare. | |
won't fix 2023-10-16 |
2004-02-28 | The named pages in this section should also be viewed as readings and have R-accession numbers. This allows systematic expansion (e.g., when the authors page or another needs to be split up, etc.) What I will not do, at least for now, is do anything to alter the named pages, because I do not wish to break any shortcuts that there already are to any of them. [dh:2023-09-17 Well, I may have created a ton of breakage in cleaning up all of the permalinks. The redirects to bib/ from the previous locations will be iffy.]. | |
not needed 2023-10-16 |
2004-02-28 | Once the nfoWare/projects section is cleaned up, apply the template ideas here [dh:2023-09-17 This may be no longer relevant.]. | |
done 2023-10-16 |
2023-08-31 | Walk through the notes/reviews for transposition/repair/preservation. r000700, r000701, r000702, r000800, r010100, r010101, r010101a, r010300, r010400, r010800, r010800a, r011000, r011100, r020100, r020100a, r020100b, r020100c, r020200, r020700, r020701, r030300, r030800 | |
done 2023-10-16 |
2004-04-06 | Create a systematic procedure to revert to valid #fragment identifiers for all bibliographic entries. Do it here or under this section's construction zone. | |
done | 2023-10-10 | Change the title of all Ryymmnnx.htm files to ryymmnnx.htm | |
done 2023-09-20 |
2023-08-31 | Add construction structure to the annualized folders and determine whether deeper structure required | |
done 2023-09-20 |
2023-09-19 | r000001: Update the Index entries and links to folders: 2000, 2001,2002,2003 | |
done | 2004-04-06 | Clean up swe.htm enough so that references to it as part of the Ariane 5 Flight 501 Failure article can use legal #fragment identifiers. |
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