[LUG.ro Mix] **theory-edge** mailing list (fwd)

[Horacio Castellini]

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Date: 13 May 2004 21:12:44 -0700
From: V.Z.Nuri <vznuri@yahoo.com>
Newsgroups: sci.nonlinear
Subject: **theory-edge** mailing list

the **theory-edge** mailing list tracks technological
advances & breakthroughs, particularly those relating
to

- software
- hardware
- cyberspace
- algorithmics

and their effect on mass culture.

sign up and/or browse messages here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/theory-edge/


this link returns latest messages, most recent at bottom:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/theory-edge/messages/?expand=1


a large FAQ can be browsed here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/theory-edge/message/6585/


my theory-edge posts are written blog-style since its inception
in 1998 by me, VZN, founder & moderator.

almost: 6 years old, 1K subscribers, 10K messages.
fully searchable archives.


we especially like to hear from sharp-minded researchers, academics,
and industry professionals.

we frequently scoop the mainstream media in spotting & discussing
significant new technology trends.


sample of recent subjects, threads, dialogue, applied:


- comparative programming languages.. java, ruby etc.
- blogging as a technological & political phenomenon, Dean campaign
- electronic voting controversy, electronic govt or emergent democracy
- viruses & security techniques
- software based stock market analysis
- linux, open source software
- fractals & general empirical mathematics/computer science techiques
- robotics (eg Mars probes)
- google, search engines competition, web AI
- video game advances
- cyberspace economics, information markets
- cryptography, steganography
- military/war technology
- p2p software
- distributed computing, supercomputers
- statistical language analysis
- chips
- wired magazine
- terrorism/military IT projects & databases
- technology in movies/hollywood (eg "matrix")

more theoretical areas:

- automated theorem proving
- topology in CS
- graph theory, small world graphs
- P vs NP, claymath awards
- cellular automata, wolfram, fredkin
- genetic algorithms
- scientific papers


hope to see you there.

sincerely,
--VZN