January 2010 Meeting NotesCompiled by Dave JaffeContributions from Kevin Appert and others
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09:50 |
Coffee and a Chat |
10:00 |
Livescribe Pulse Smartpen Computer - CH
Ting Speculations on the Genetic Code - CH Ting "From a Forth perspective, we can assume that the proteins producing DNA are primitive instructions in the chromosomes, and the junk DNA's are likely to contain high level instructions. In a major Forth application, 3% primitive instructions are a reasonable proportion. It may be possible to analyze junk DNA to find out how the high level instructions are encoded in the chromosomes. We can speculate about this and discuss possible ways of doing it."
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11:48 |
Lunch |
13:00 |
Introductions, Announcements, Rumors, and Random Access |
13:30 |
SVFIG Treasurer's Report - John Rible |
13:50 |
Break |
14:00 |
Quantum Computing Preview - Jack J.
Woehr
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14:10 |
FPGA 1802 CamelForth and/or Makerbot - Eric
Smith
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15:00 |
Task Interface in Forth for eCOS - John E.
Harbold
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16:00 |
Adjourn |
Other items:
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