Archive - Science and software

Facebook doesn't need to comply anyway

Antonis Christofides

Apr 15, 2021

In 2009 you no longer needed a browser to run JavaScript.

Antonis Christofides

Jun 18, 2021

Easy tips on how to write better automated tests

Antonis Christofides

Feb 15, 2021

There's no recommendation either way

Antonis Christofides

Apr 8, 2021

If it was that easy, we wouldn't need the scientists

Antonis Christofides

Feb 4, 2021

Using bad terminology like "artificial intelligence" is far more damaging than just confusing people

Antonis Christofides

Apr 27, 2021

“Artificial intelligence” is just a fancy term for “probability modelling”

Antonis Christofides

Apr 26, 2021

You have a machine. You connect it to the Internet. What's the big deal?

Antonis Christofides

Apr 29, 2021

Google Chrome precipitated the JavaScript revolution

Antonis Christofides

Jun 17, 2021

What most scientists get wrong when programming

Antonis Christofides

Feb 10, 2021

How Facebook accepts Alice's uploading of Bob's personal data

Antonis Christofides

Apr 14, 2021

Running the same language on the server and on the browser was quite appealing

Antonis Christofides

Jun 25, 2021

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