GPU mode support on Macintosh OSX 10.6

Main reason Flash is slow sometimes in new version of Macosx:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/498/cpsid_49832.html

Computational Complexity and Quantum Compuation

Cool some more video's I probably don't have time to watch but interesting nonetheless!
Computational complexity is the study of what resources, such as time and memory, are needed to carry out given computational tasks, with a particular focus on lower bounds for the amount needed of these resources. Proving any result of this kind is notoriously difficult, and includes the famous problem of whether P = N P . This course will be focused on two major results in the area. The first is a lower bound, due to Razborov, for the number of steps needed to determine whether a graph contains a large clique, if only “monotone” computations are allowed. This is perhaps the strongest result in the direction of showing that P and N P are distinct (though there is unfortunately a very precise sense in which the proof cannot be developed to a proof of the whole conjecture). The second is Peter Shor’s remarkable result that a quantum computer can factorize large integers in
polynomial time

Mathematicians Prove Tetris Is Tough

No wonder I never really liked Tetris LOL!
I figured it was a hard game but Minesweeper is NP-hard too and I like to play that though?
Mathematicians Prove Tetris Is Tough

Apple job of the day

Web Developer, iPhone/iPod Touch

Requirements:

• 4 year computer science/software engineering degree or equivalent work experience.
• Professional web application development experience.
• Experience with Ruby, PHP and JavaScript.
• Experience designing and implementing browser-based user interfaces using AJAX, ReST, and/or JSON.
• Relational Database experience with one of the following: SQLite, MySQL, Postgres or Oracle.
• Experience with Unix shell scripting (bash/sh/csh).
• Mac OS X & iPhone development (Objective-C) experience is a plus.

Am I In the Wrong Degree Program?

A degree program that you enjoy is the right program for you

Google's Go

Big news for developers out there: Google has just announced the release of a new, open sourced programming language called Go. The company says that Go is experimental, and that it combines the performance and security benefits associated with using a compiled language like C++ with the speed of a dynamic language like Python. Go’s official mascot is Gordon the gopher, seen here.
Sounds cool but they need a Windows version since it seems to be Linux and Mac only for the moment.

Finding shortest path

Good explanation:
Finding the shortest route