Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
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Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
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Re: Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
#2A good day to pick up a copy of Cryptonomicon and start reading it.
Re: Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
#3A good day to pick up a copy of Cryptonomicon and start reading it.
Re: Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
#4How time flies. It was two years ago today that I blogged this: http://blog.jgc.org/2009/06/alan-turing-deserves-apology-fro... which lead to great things: http://blog.jgc.org/2009/09/hello-john-its-gordon-brown.html
Re: Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
#5Computing Machinery and Intelligence [aka "the Touring Test"]
Re: Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
#6How time flies. It was two years ago today that I blogged this: http://blog.jgc.org/2009/06/alan-turing-deserves-apology-fro... which lead to great things: http://blog.jgc.org/2009/09/hello-john-its-gordon-brown.html
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Re: Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
#7No doubt.
I sometimes think we fail to pay enough credit to the early pioneers of the computing field. I was recently reading the "Artificial Life" book by Levy[1], and it starts off with a lot of history about Von Neumann, Turing, and a host of other characters. Fascinating stuff, and that definitely has nudged me to try and make some time to do more reading about the "early days" of computing.
[1]: http://www.amazon.com/Artificial-Life-Frontier-Computers-Bio...
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Re: Happy Birthday, Alan Turing
#10Computing Machinery and Intelligence [aka "the Touring Test"] http://orium.homelinux.org/paper/turingai.pdf
I can recommend the following to accompany Turing's paper.