The Math Mystery That Connects Sudoku, Flight Schedules and Protein Folding
The NP-complete problems are central challenges in computer science, tied to the unresolved P versus NP question and potential revolutionary algorithms.
Bloom filters are efficient membership-checking structures that utilize multiple hash functions for space-saving, accurate results.
Teens put off by abstract concepts in computing, says BCS
The BCS advocates for a new, inclusive digital literacy qualification to complement Computer Science education, targeting modern technology skills for students.
Functional programming has historical roots with significant contributions from languages like LISP and Haskell, influencing modern software development practices.
10 Most Important Features of C Language
C programming remains relevant due to its unique features, simplicity, and adaptability despite the emergence of newer programming languages.
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Functional programming has historical roots with significant contributions from languages like LISP and Haskell, influencing modern software development practices.
10 Most Important Features of C Language
C programming remains relevant due to its unique features, simplicity, and adaptability despite the emergence of newer programming languages.
Ward Christensen, Early Visionary of Social Media, Dies at 78
Ward Christensen pioneered online bulletin boards, setting the foundation for modern messaging apps and social media.
RIP: Ward Christensen, co-developer of the CBSS
Ward Christensen was a pivotal figure in the creation of Bulletin Board Systems and the XMODEM file transfer protocol, shaping early digital communication.
Ward Christensen, Early Visionary of Social Media, Dies at 78
Ward Christensen pioneered online bulletin boards, setting the foundation for modern messaging apps and social media.
RIP: Ward Christensen, co-developer of the CBSS
Ward Christensen was a pivotal figure in the creation of Bulletin Board Systems and the XMODEM file transfer protocol, shaping early digital communication.
New plaza at heart of Cornell Bowers CIS to be named for Martha Pollack | Cornell Chronicle
Martha E. Pollack Plaza honors Cornell's 14th president, recognizing her contributions and leadership during her tenure, particularly in computing and COVID-19.
Your Mom says you're so smart. What does she mean? - Harvard Gazette
The concept of intelligence is vague and lacks precise definition, prompting a re-examination of what it means in both humans and machines.
Celebrating Babbage boffin Ada Lovelace
Ada Lovelace Day honors the contribution of women in STEM and highlights Lovelace's groundbreaking programming work.
Despite progress, significant disparities remain for women in the technology sector.
How Merkle Trees Enhance Data Integrity in Crypto Custody | HackerNoon
Merkle Trees efficiently prove existence and integrity of data while enabling secure verification with minimal data.
Multi-dimensional Sparse Arrays in SciPy
Anushka Suyal detailed her internship experience optimizing COO sparse arrays for n-dimensions in SciPy, providing insights for new open source contributors.
How to stop a looming 'splinternet'
Internet governance requires collaboration between governments and computer scientists to ensure safety, privacy, and decentralization.
Can Perceived Gender Bias Shape Pair Programming in Remote Settings? | HackerNoon
This study investigates how perceived gender affects productivity perceptions in pair programming, aiming to understand its impact on gender representation in computing.
Jon Kleinberg receives World Laureates Association Prize | Cornell Chronicle
Jon Kleinberg has won the World Laureates Association Prize for his foundational contributions to computer science and its social implications.
How Binius Reduces Computational Complexity with Towers of Binary Fields | HackerNoon
Reducing bit width in blockchain computation enhances efficiency, as seen with the Binius project based on Binary Fields.
Quantum computing research is still in its early stages, requiring significant scientific exploration and interdisciplinary collaboration for practical implementation.
IBM's quantum computer heads to college
Quantum computers on college campuses could lead to innovation and economic opportunities like the early internet hubs.
IBM Quantum System One available for RPI researchers, students, and partners.
So you want to build a quantum computer?
Quantum computing research is still in its early stages, requiring significant scientific exploration and interdisciplinary collaboration for practical implementation.
IBM's quantum computer heads to college
Quantum computers on college campuses could lead to innovation and economic opportunities like the early internet hubs.
IBM Quantum System One available for RPI researchers, students, and partners.