If you come here from the front page of Scienceblogs, you have probably noticed some changes. Instead of ten, there are now eight channels, and the latest 4 (instead of 3) posts in each category are highlighted. If you check the channels on the left side-bar you will see that the landing pages of each channel are now much more exciting! See, for instance, the Life Science page - it is not just a simple aggregator any more - there is a daily quote from a reader comment (the main quote on the front page is going to continue to be from one of us bloggers), a pretty picture of the day, and more stuff is still in the making. I believe that you need to resuscribe to new RSS feeds for the channels as the old ones are now defunct. Now, just because these changes are new, does not mean they are completely set in stone, so voice your opinions on the comment thread of this post on the editors' blog.
Scienceblogs.com - new homepage and channels!
Sorry for the slow pace of things around here lately; life interferes sometimes. I've mentioned my fathers illness before; things took a drastic change for the worse a week ago, which made things more than a little bit crazy.
As a refresher for me, and to give some examples to help you guys understand it, I'm going to go through a couple of examples of interesting things you can build with π-calculus. We'll start with a simple way of building mutable storage.
Major news from the quantum information front. Today I see posted on the arXiv a paper by M.B.
A couple of people pointed out that in my wednesday post about Go, I
completely left out the concurrency stuff! That's what I get for rushing the
I'd like to see the culure wars channel come back.