Work In Progress Back to the Future: Worse (Still) is Better! Richard P. Gabriel Many people find the worse-is-better philosophy rather funny, more of a parody than anything else. It is a fascinating philosophy because

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BACK TO THE FUTURE Suzanne Hudson THE ENEMY / V 2 Issue 1 theenemyreader.org

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Back to the future: Forecasting program behavior in automated homes Jason Croft1 , Ratul Mahajan2 , Matthew Caesar1 and Madan Musuvathi2 1 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 2

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  HTML5Apps paves the way to future W3C payment standards and advances mobile Web standardization roadmap 29 September 2015, Sophia Antipolis: The two-year EU-funded HTML5Apps project proudly looks back to its achievem

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• HTML
• Markup languages
• Web development
• Web services
• HTML5
• World Wide Web Consortium
• Web standards
• Mobile Web
• Document Object Model
• W3C Device Description Working Group
• Device Description Repository

Semantics for the Internet of Things: early progress and back to the future PAYAM BARNAGHI, WEI WANG, CORY HENSON AND KERRY TAYLOR1 The Internet of Things (IoT) has recently received considerable interest from both acade

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Borrowing 101 The BDC wants your business to succeed and in turn pay the BDC back. Our programs are revolving loan funds that require loans to be repaid so that we can lend our dollars to other businesses in the future.

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Back to the Future Once More Dan Ingalls∗ September 4, 2000 Author’s note I began this chapter attempting to duly credit each contributor

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• Software engineering
• Computer programming
• Software
• Visual programming languages
• Object-oriented programming languages
• Squeak
• Smalltalk
• Daniel Henry Holmes Ingalls Jr.
• Alan Kay
• Morphic
• Bit blit
• Fabrik

feature Back to the future Peter Rodgers The first issue of Nature Nanotechnology, published five years ago, contained seven research papers. We catch up with the authors of those papers and ask how nanotechnology has c

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Insider Insights from the industry Back to the Future

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