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4 months ago
in Black Diversity in IT and Computer Science — Elliott C. Back on Elliott Back's Blog
It's a bit disheartening that I can't think of any prominent blacks in tech (besides someone like John Thompson (CEO of Symantec), who doesn't have a technical background). I hope to fix that one day =)
6 months ago
in UC Berkeley Algorithms (CS170) Textbook on Sproutly
Original source (and more recent): http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~vazirani/algorithms...
An aside: how easy is it to sit in a lecture without being enrolled? I'm living on/near the Berkeley campus this summer and would like to attend a few lectures in the CS dept.
An aside: how easy is it to sit in a lecture without being enrolled? I'm living on/near the Berkeley campus this summer and would like to attend a few lectures in the CS dept.
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Jerry
It really depends on the size of the class. If it's a small class and the teacher knows everyone by name, it's slightly different from blending in with the mass of faces in a large lecture hall. If it's a small class that's full, you might not be able to sit in. You COULD tell the professor you are auditing. Just check http://schedule.berkeley.edu for class size and schedule.
1 year ago
in Squidoo XSS Exploit Leads to Wordpress Spam Deluge on Elliott Back's Blog
Whoops.. "Libraries like HTML Purifier are simple enough to use"
1 year ago
in Squidoo XSS Exploit Leads to Wordpress Spam Deluge on Elliott Back's Blog
How negligent. Libraries like HTML Purifier simple enough to use -- what plausible reason do they have for allowing that type of markup?
1 year ago
in Cron -> Too Much Email — Elliott C. Back on Elliott Back's Blog
With regards to e-mail build-up over time: I usually find time (about twice a month) to just go through my mailboxes and purge the automated messages. Kinda tedious, but it doesn't bother me much since many of them have already been categorized.
1 year ago
in How To Critique The Valley on How To Split An Atom
Wow, I just happened to read the comments for this post on TechCrunch and noticed someone who mentioned Gainesville and UF -- I'm a student there (no longer a freshman -- woo), interested in the startup community/scene and had no idea about the Gainesville Underground Technology conf. Did you guys do any advertising around campus?