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Back to Operating Systems (II). On to Random Numbers.
Held Friday, May 5, 2000
Overview
Today we turn to some otentially-outdated information on computers in the workplace.
Question 52 for discussion today: How have your views on losing jobs to computers changed (or not changed) from reading this article?
Question 53 for discussion Monday: What are the criteria for determining if numbers are random numbers?
Notes
Contents
Summary
To be determined.
And anything else that comes up! Including all the implications for this chapter in a capitalist society.
Saturday, 22 January 2000
Friday, 5 May 2000
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