Titlebook: Dependable and Historic Computing; Essays Dedicated to Cliff B. Jones,John L. Lloyd Book 2011 Springer-Verlag GmbH Berlin Heidelberg 2011

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04336-2arly exciting time there – a time that shaped our later careers in very interesting ways. This paper reflects on those long-ago experiences and the many lessons learned back then. I’m hoping that other ACS veterans will share their memories with us too, and that together we can build ever-clearer images of those heady days.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-99419-1and the development of an electronic computer realized in Antwerp (Belgium) in the early 1950’s. Our main focus is on some interesting archetypes and advanced aspects of the design, and on how a small group of Belgians engineers developed this early machine.

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What I Learned from Brians. On April 7, 2011 I had the privilege to present the after-dinner speech on the occasion of Brian’s 75. birthday party. Since a . is a very special event, I was awaiting this evening with a lot of excitement. The following notes summarize the main ideas of this after dinner talk.

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Whetstone Wanderingsonto the controversial area of the successor to ALGOL 60. The author’s choice would be Ada due to his involvement with the language. Next is a reflection on the Whetstone system made possible by an emulator of the KDF9 computer. Finally, there is a reflection on modern computing which appears to have gone downhill as far as software is concerned.

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IBM-ACS: Reminiscences and Lessons Learned from a 1960’s Supercomputer Projectarly exciting time there – a time that shaped our later careers in very interesting ways. This paper reflects on those long-ago experiences and the many lessons learned back then. I’m hoping that other ACS veterans will share their memories with us too, and that together we can build ever-clearer images of those heady days.

Interferons

The Belgian Electronic Mathematical Machine (1951-1962): An Accountand the development of an electronic computer realized in Antwerp (Belgium) in the early 1950’s. Our main focus is on some interesting archetypes and advanced aspects of the design, and on how a small group of Belgians engineers developed this early machine.

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Geschichte der VerriegelungsnagelungThis paper discusses work in progress aimed at creating a “referee’s avatar” that can provide assistance in the evaluation of the content and originality of scientific and technical natural language texts. The first step towards this goal is the systematic classification of text faults.