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Ubiquity, Volume 2017
Volume 2017, Number March, March 2017
- Philip Yaffe:
The three acid tests of persuasive writing. 1:1-1:11 - Andrew M. Odlyzko:
The glorious promise of the post-truth world. 2:1-2:7 - Ted G. Lewis:
The end of ICE is near - or not? 3:1-3:7
Volume 2017, Number May, May 2017
- Ted G. Lewis:
Cybersecurity skeptics now embracing formal methods: an interview with Gernot Heiser and Jim Morris. 1:1-1:10 - James B. Morris:
10 rules for an unhackable data vault. 2:1-2:10
Volume 2017, Number June, June 2017
- Philip Yaffe:
How to improve your writing by standing on your head. 1:1-1:12
Volume 2017, Number July, July 2017
- Richard T. Snodgrass:
Mixing computation with people: an interview with Marianne Winslett. 1:1-1:23 - Walter F. Tichy:
Is quantum computing for real?: an interview with Catherine McGeoch of D-Wave Systems. 2:1-2:20
Volume 2017, Number August, August 2017
- Philip Yaffe:
Why writing short sentences may be short-changing your reader. 1:1-1:13 - Peter J. Denning:
Computational design. 2:1-2:9
Volume 2017, Number September, September 2017
- Ted G. Lewis:
Art Scott and Michael Frank on energy-efficient computing. 1:1-1:17
Volume 2017, Number October, October 2017
- Philip Yaffe:
How to say what you mean and mean what you say. 1:1-1:13
Volume 2017, Number November, November 2017
- Richard T. Snodgrass:
The changing culture of computer science: an interview with Marianne Winslett. 1:1-1:15
Volume 2017, Number December, December 2017
- Jeffrey H. Johnson, Peter J. Denning, David Sousa-Rodrigues, Kemal A. Delic:
Big Data, Digitization, and Social Change: Big Data (Ubiquity symposium). 1:1-1:8 - Bernardo A. Huberman:
Big Data and the Attention Economy: Big Data (Ubiquity symposium). 2:1-2:7
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