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Extended abstract "Need for Pluralism in Philosophy
of Quantum Mechanics" submitted to &HPS10 Conference.
Conference abstract size limit and inability to include
a list of references probably caused the paper to be misunderstood.
Here is the full extended abstract with references.
Extended abstract submitted to the 2024 International Assoiation
for Computing and Philosophy conference (IACAP). It updates my paper
falsifying AI from 2019 and updates a prelimary version submitted to the 2023
conference. This year's extneded abstracts allowed fewer words maybe to
allow feeding them to LLMs. Not mentioned is that for algorithm people,
LLMs and structural picture algorithms from computational geometry are almost
the same. I hope you will read the original paper uploaded to the
arXiv site (arXiv:1704.08111v3 [cs.AI]) and original Lighthill report.
Extended abstract that is being presented at the 2024 HOPOS Conference
in Vienna. This version was not accepted by the 2023 EPSA conference.
A HOPOS oriented variant with title "John von Neumann First Post Hilbert
Philosopher of Computation" will be presented.
Slides from 2022 Imre Lakatos Centenary Conference on Polya Influence on Laktos philosophy of Mathematics
Presentation from the Nov 2-4 2022 Imre Lakatos Centenary Conference. Paper was motivated by correspondence in the John Watkins Archive. Letters from Watkins to George Polya asking about his contribution to Lakatos "Proofs and Reutations" book and quasi-empirical philosophy of mathematics research programme. Slides also contain images and text of correspondence between Polya and Lakatos from 1958 to 1964 and a letter from Paul Feyerabend on philosophy of physics that Lakatos and John Musgrave helped with. Argument is that Lakatos quasi-emprirical research programme (Polya called it heuristics) is the best modern philosophy of mathematics. Added the submitted extended abstract. Also, added a reference to William Shockley's "Try Simplest Cases" paper on hidden momentum. "Try Simplest Cases" was an important topic at the conference. Shockley Paper started a recent controversy with some physicists still claiming hidden momentum violates conservation of momentum.
Slides from NEPLS 2022 Argument for Complex Languages and Compilers talk
Talk to the New England Programming Language Society (NEPLS) 2022 meeting. Idea is that when application programming speed is important, the fastest computation needs to have a special purpose language defined and a problem specific flow graph compiler developed that utilizes modern CPU multi-issue and pipelining capability.
Slides from IACAP 2019 falsification of AI presentation
Added new ion trap quantum computers results and Gillies AI book material to my arXiv paper arXiv:1704.08111v2 [cs.AI]. Presented at International Association for Computing and Philosophy annual conference.
Slides plus list of references from my Eurocrypt 2019 rump session talk
Now that ion trap quantum computers with a few q bits exist, it is possible to study their properties. I think they are just inaccurate analog computers, but quantum key exchange may be useful.
Slides from my Eurocrypt 2017 Rump session talk
My best argument yet showing that quantum computers can not exist. I added a item on Feyerabend and Bell's inequality because cryptographers were not aware of Bell inequality as proof of entanglement.
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