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When people ask what programming language Michael uses, he basically has to say 'Graduate Students'.
Michael corners Dave-the-extreme-relativist on the meaning of neutrality.
Dave's new thing. Also, Allen Ginsberg, and fricken leximited.
Dave and Michael talk about achieving immortality by 'uploading' yourself into a computer.
(Note: There's also this book.)
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God exists in a perfectly real sense that is sure to please almost no one.
Michael and Dave talk to Professor Richard Gerrig about the power and the computation and cognitive science of stories and narrative worlds. Watch out! There be monsters!
[Title photograph courtesy of Richard Gerrig]
We are in the bronze age of the internet.
[Title background image is a 2005-era partial internet map, created by Matt Britt using data from the OPTE project, licensed under CC-BY-2.5]
Michael talks to Professor Charles Isbell about computing education and topics ranging from Sebastian Thrun to whether computer science is a lame name.
[Title photograph courtesy of Charles Isbell]
Discussing the immediate and ultimate causes of these latest horrible predictable computer vulnerabilities.
But note that Dave the big expert confuses his facts at least twice: Austria is not Germany, and Heartbleed is not Shellshock.
[Title image based on a public domain CPU image posted by bicanski]
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