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Monthly Archives: April 2007
Chickens and eggs in energy policy
In one of my classes we’ve been discussing energy consumption, and the pros and cons of using tools like large gas taxes to help control consumption. One of my students just posted a link to a piece that predicts that … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Environment, Politics
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Working the problem
Working the problem, originally uploaded by Unhindered by Talent. I ran someone back to the hotel during the programming contest Friday night, and noticed when I came back that I could see some of the teams quite nicely through the … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Education, Events, Photography
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