CWRU Hacker Society Talk Materials

Description: Rambling about the nature of the universe and our place in it

Description: Interesting features from Python 2.5 through 3.2 that can help you write better code and maintain forward compatibility

Description: Boot camp for the discerning computer science student. Core knowledge and pro tips from five upperclassmen.

Description: Overview and random tidbits about working with the Microsoft Kinect by a Codonics employee and an MS student studying robotics

Description: The tale of how a group of researchers took over part of the Storm botnet, and what they found out as a result

Description: Email revealed in all its distributed, insecure, quirky glory

Description: Important concepts in computer science that aren't covered by the typical undergraduate curriculum

Description: How Google Web Toolkit simplifies your web application development by compiling Java into efficient JavaScript, binding UI to control code, bundling static resources, and making client-server interaction painless

Description: A handful of way-too-useful tools that will simultaneously save your bacon and provide you with rocket boots

Description: Applying game mechanics to learning, training, working, and communicating in the fields of defense, education, health, engineering, and politics

Description: An intellectual property lawyer discusses the ins and outs of IP law as it applies to software

Description: A thorough exploration of the theory and practice of regular expression engine implementations

Description: One of the founders of the social network for professional musicians talks about the path the startup has taken from a CWRU dorm room to the present

Description: An introduction to the new Go programming language

Description: A gentle introduction to version control and Git