And I'm in no way done with #compsci, and especially not the #OpenSource movement. #OSS has been a part of my life for a quarter century, and I'm working on something pretty major (hopefully) right now.
At the end of the day, I'm about doing things to benefit the world with science, research and technology. I'm just finding some new ways to do that.
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There's topics and directions I wouldn't have even considered two years ago, that I'm now curious about. I do some quantum computing work, but I could see myself branching off in several directions over time.
My favorite courses so far were #QFT and statmech. I also find the emerging complex systems field fascinating. The remaining courses plus additional studies will likely add more.
That said, there does remain one thing I'd still do as a #compsci #phd, and that may actually be viable.
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Bytecode Interpretation From Scratch in C
A question for #infosec and #compsci folks.
For how many years did you read Peter Neumann's Comp.risks ?
π Composing Fractals [1997]
By: Mark P. Jones
This paper by Mark P.
π http://web.cecs.pdx.edu/~mpj/pubs/composing-fractals.pdf
A Simple Runtime Invariant Miner
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://rahul.gopinath.org/post/2026/05/09/simple-invariant-miner/
what 262,715 regex questions on stack overflow haven't answered
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://iev.ee/blog/what-262715-regex-questions-havent-answered/
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