| Three Levels of Conflict Resolution | |
| http://www.1729.com/wiki/ThreeLevelsOfConflictResolution.html | |
| There are three levels of conflict resolution: Direct Action, Politics and Morality. Each one attempts to subsume the prior levels, but at the same time depends upon them. | |
| Three Aspects of Consciousness | |
| http://www.1729.com/wiki/ThreeAspectsOfConsciousness.html | |
| The three aspects of consciousness are subjective, i.e. what it is like, functional, i.e. what it is for, and physiological, i.e. how it is implemented. | |
| What Is Humour | |
| http://www.1729.com/wiki/WhatIsHumour.html | |
| A theory of humour as an aspect of an information processing system. | |
| How Fast Is the Internet | |
| http://www.1729.com/wiki/HowFastIsTheInternet.html | |
| Is the speed of the Internet how fast it takes packets to get from computer to computer, which can be seconds, or is it how long it takes a document to get from writer to reader, which can be years? | |
| The Trouble With Usenet | |
| http://www.1729.com/wiki/TheTroubleWithUsenet.html | |
| The design of Usenet is fundamentally flawed, and the main result of this is that the level of moderation is never what either readers or writers of postings want. Either you cannot post to a topic, or the topic you want to post to does not even exist, or you can post, but the topic is overwhelmed by spammers, so noone reads it anyway. | |
| Eric Weissteins World of Mathematics | |
| http://mathworld.wolfram.com/ | |
| This is one the best online mathematics encyclopedias for the serious mathematician. | |
| Clay Mathematics Institute Million Dollar Competitions | |
| http://www.claymath.org/ | |
| Home of the seven famous million dollar competitions. The competitions include NP-hard completeness, the Riemann hypothesis, the Poincare conjecture (possibly solved), the solubility of Navier-Stokes equations, and a few other problemas even more obscure. | |
| Integer Zone | |
| http://www.1729.com/wiki/IntegerZone.html | |
| An applet that teaches and demonstrates various concepts about the integers, using the integers themselves, displayed in a resizable scrolling grid, as the major part of the user interface. | |
| Dog School Group Theory | |
| http://members.tripod.com/~dogschool/cubegroups.html | |
| A good explanation of the group theory behind Rubik's cube, with a few pretty pictures as well. | |
| Two Dimensional Crystallography | |
| http://www.oswego.edu/~baloglou/103/seventeen.html | |
| Tutorial about two dimensional crystallography with lots of coloured diagrams. | |
| Human Sieve of Eratosthenes | |
| http://www.1729.com/wiki/HumanSieveOfEratosthenes.html | |
| A classroom game for acting out the Sieve of Eratosthenes. | |
| Lambda the Ultimate WebLogs | |
| http://lambda.weblogs.com/ | |
| Programming languages weblog. Emphasis of functional programming and other "high-level" programming languages. | |
| Perfect Developer | |
| http://www.eschertech.com/ | |
| A programming language that enables development of provably correct software. It seems to me a bit like Java, with pre-conditions, post-conditions and assertions added, and then the actual code thrown away (to be regenerated by the tool). | |
| JVM Extension Languages List | |
| http://grunge.cs.tu-berlin.de/~tolk/vmlanguages.html | |
| A fairly long (and growing) list. | |
| ELIDE Java Extension Language | |
| http://www.cs.ubc.ca/labs/spl/projects/elide | |
| Extension Language for Iterative Design Encoding | |
| Jython | |
| http://www.jython.org/ | |
| Jython is the Java version of Python, (Python being one of the best object-oriented scripting languages for both beginners and professionals). It runs on the JVM and easily accesses Java libraries. | |
| Python | |
| http://www.python.org/ | |
| Python is an object-oriented scripting language that is very easy for beginners and at the same time provides sophisticated features for professionals. And it is all open-source ! | |