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Issue #16
January 2004

By Dennis Merritt

AI - The art and science of making computers do interesting things that are not in their nature.

Errata - As usual...
Eclipse - An IDE for AI tools
Fuzzy Logic - A look at fuzzy logic

A tool for uncertainty?
A tool for control systems!
How it works
A single knob shower example
A two knob shower example

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Errata

It appears for the past few months, my dennis@ddj.com e-mail address has stopped working, so I apologize for ignoring any correspondence during that time. Please try again using dennis@amzi.com.

For those who asked for the prototype code for the disease interaction system described in the December 2004 newsletter, please ask again. As before, that's a work in progress and I welcome all feedback and comments.

If you're confused on the newsletters, that was due to vacations and some question on the December mailing. December went out as a duplicate in January, and January and February are going out together now.

dennis@amzi.com

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Architecture & Design
C++
Database
Eclipse & Open Source
Embedded Systems
Global Developer
Java
Lightweight Languages
Linux/UNIX
Mobility
Security
SOA, Web Services & XML
Testing & Debugging
Windows/.NET

Ada and the Language Renaissance
A renaissance in computer language design has allowed "little" languages like Ruby and Lisp to accumulate large, active communities of developers that continue to discover new uses for these technologies. Ada is another language that has benefitted from grassroots-level development. The result: Ada 2005.

Dr. Dobb's Active Scripting Newsletter
edited by Mark Baker
Active Scripting techniques as well as interviews with developers from leading companies.
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Mobilized Software
Developer Events

Antarctica: Eclipse Comes In From the Cold
Josh Reed discusses the Antarctic Geologic Drilling Program, and the important role that open source tools played.

Software Glitch Implicated in Mars Global Surveyor Failure
NASA Watch reports that NASA's Mars Global Surveyor stopped responding to commands a few months ago due to improperly coded software.

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