Re:Applicative by the ACM
by scott_s on Friday January 09, 2015 @10:45AM
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This speaker list is excellent. As a systems researcher, I'm not the target audience (which appears to be non-researchers), but I would love to attend the entire Systems track.
Re:Applicative by the ACM
by scott_s on Friday January 09, 2015 @10:38AM
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If you publish CS academic papers, the ACM is very relevant. (You may argue how relevant CS academic papers are, to which I would raise an eyebrow and say touche.)
Re:Applicative by the ACM
by voidlogic on Friday January 09, 2015 @10:47AM
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This.
And if you write "interesting" enough software you need to ping research papers for ideas and approaches.
The people who build glorified forms over data applications are always very quick to slam the ACM as being valueless, when it just lacks value for them. /rant
Re:Applicative by the ACM
by nickdirienzo on Friday January 09, 2015 @10:28AM
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I've been been involved with my university's ACM chapter for over three years now (and we've had a positive impact on the community), so I'm interested in your university's decision.
Was irrelevancy the only factor that caused your university to disband the chapter? Did another organization take its place?
And if you write "interesting" enough software you need to ping research papers for ideas and approaches.
The people who build glorified forms over data applications are always very quick to slam the ACM as being valueless, when it just lacks value for them. /rant
Was irrelevancy the only factor that caused your university to disband the chapter? Did another organization take its place?