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    When the long road is the shortcut: a comparison between two coding methods for content-based lie-detection tools. by Nahari, Galit

    Published in Psychology, Crime & Law (Nov2016)

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    Should Everybody Learn to Code? by Shein, Esther

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Feb2014)

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    Scientists Are Learning To Rewrite Code of Life. by ZIMMER, CARL

    Published in New York Times (8/12/2025)

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    Google A.I. System Wins Gold in Global Math Competition. by METZ, CADE

    Published in New York Times (7/23/2025)

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    Google Hires Leaders of A.I. Start-Up. by MICKLE, TRIPP, ISAAC, MIKE

    Published in New York Times (7/14/2025)

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    Manipulating Word Representations, and Preparing Students for Coding Jobs? by Hill, Robin K., Guzdial, Mark

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Oct2017)

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    Here We Go Again: Why Is It Difficult for Developers to Learn Another Programming Language? by Shrestha, Nischal, Botta, Colton, Barik, Titus, Parnin, Chris

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Mar2022)

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    Computer code tops honour code in thwarting cheats: Creating unique exam datasets better than 'naive' set of principles, experts say. by Grove, Jack

    Published in Times Higher Education (1/6/2022)

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    Kode Vicious: Beautiful Code Exists, If You Know Where to Look. by Neville-Neil, George V.

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Jul2008)

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    Solving Rubik's Cube: Disk Is the New RAM. by Kunkle, Daniel, Cooperman, Gene

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Apr2008)

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    Kode Vicious Patent Absurdity: A case when ignorance is the best policy. by Neville-Neil, George V.

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Dec2021)

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    AUTOMATED ANALYSIS OF FEATURE MODELS: CHALLENGES AHEAD. by Batory, Don, Benavides, David, Ruiz-Cortés, Antonio

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Dec2006)

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    Dataless Objects Considered Harmful.

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Feb2005)

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    No Scientific Discipline Was Ever Built on a Myth. by Wegner, Peter, Guntheroth, Kurt, Stern, Joshua, Marks, David, Denning, Peter J.

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Sep2004)

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    Abstractions, Their Algorithms, and Their Compilers. by AHO, ALFRED, ULLMAN, JEFFREY

    Published in Communications of the ACM (Feb2022)

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    The Charisma Machine: The Life, Death, and Legacy of One Laptop per Child by Morgan G. Ames (review). by Lövheim, Daniel

    Published in Technology & Culture (Apr2023)

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    François Jacob: Bricolage and the Possible. by Marks, John

    Published in Nottingham French Studies (Dec2020)

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    The structure of metacognition in middle childhood: Evidence for a unitary metacognition-for-memory factor. by van Loon, Mariëtte, Orth, Ulrich, Roebers, Claudia


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    The Software Wars: Why you can't understand your computer. by De Palma, Paul

    Published in American Scholar (Winter2005)

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    When the Algorithm Itself Is a Racist: Diagnosing Ethical Harm in the Basic Components of Software. by SANDVIG, CHRISTIAN, HAMILTON, KEVIN, KARAHALIOS, KARRIE, LANGBORT, CEDRIC


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