Link Collections

AI & Alife

Resurrecting this section after eliminating it from my HOWTO. I'll be working on getting it up-to-date with interesting links. For now its just a copy of the old listing from the howto, plus a couple I've added here at the top.

AI related links from other sections of my site:

I'm really getting back into AI again. My frequented links. Note that toward the end of the list the sites seem to have been abandoned. I'm keeping them here in hope that they will come alive again someday.

Stuff from my originial howto links section:

AI/Alife Archives, Research, Bibliographies, etc.

These are a few of the many AI and Alife sites out there. These sites are good places to start hunting for more information or for finding software. I'll be adding more links to this list soon, as well as organizing it better. These links are not Linux specific, but I wanted to include them to provide a jump off point to the huge amount of info related to these topics located on the web.

All Catagories

Traditional AI

Evolutionary Computing

Artifical Life

Agents & Bots

Applications

I have flirted with various graphics applications at times and have a collected all the links I found useful on a separate page. Note that this page is old and there are quite possibly some dead links.

Linux App Collections

Editors/Tools

General Apps

Debian

Programming

Interests

This is a place for me to keep links to sites I want to spend more time perusing.

Other various code I'm looking at for one reason or another.

  • Boost-A C++ library with built-in python wrapper.
  • Torch-An impressive looking, GPL'd machine learning library.
  • FFLL-Free Fuzzy Logic Library [sf].
  • Brainiac-AI personality system.
  • Spread-Distributed system message passing. [python wrapper]
  • Alice-A promising offspring of the Mozart/Oz project/language.

Primary Tools

Python is my current language du jour. I use it at work and in my current project.

Esoteric Languages

I really enjoy researching new languages. I'm not sure why... just something I do when I'm bored or frustrated with my current crop of tools. I really need to reorganize this page. I'm finding more and more interesting languages as of late.

  • Io-Small prototype-based language.
  • Nemerle-Hybrid language for .net.
  • Scala-Functional/Objective language that runs on .net or jvm.
  • Heron-Another interesting new imperative language.
  • Felix-Interesting new work by John Skaller.
  • Maude-A language based on equational and rewriting logic.
  • Alice-Another offspring of the Mozart/Oz project/language.
  • XL-An EXTENSIBLE programming language.
  • Mono-.Net clone.
  • Nice-A functional OO lang, based on java.
  • Needle-Another OO functional language.
  • GOO-A promising new find.
  • Arc-A (very) new dialect of lisp [ArcHub].
  • Merd-An interesting looking language.
  • Ruby-Offspring of Smalltalk and Perl.
  • Squeak-Full smalltalk-80 system.
  • Icon-Never caught on... but interesting.
  • schemers.org-All things scheme.
  • Common-Lisp.net-Common Lisp community site.
  • bigFORTH-Potentially a good forth compiler & enviroment.
  • Tiny C Compiler-Optimized for compilation speed.
  • Functional Languages
  • Reflective and MetaProgramming Systems/Languages
    • Mozart-So called 'Concept Programming' development framework.
    • Pliant-Powerful meta-programming/programming language.
    • Tunes-Project to create a reflective computer.

Prolog

Prolog is my favorite language from school and I'm thinking of getting back into it. Thus some related links.

Web Related

FTP sites

News, Blogs & Humor

Sites that help feed my information addiction.

Technology Blogs

Programming News/Blogs

AI News/Blogs

I'm really getting back into AI again. My frequented links. Note that toward the end of the list the sites seem to have been abandoned. I'm keeping them here in hope that they will come alive again someday.

Technology Zines

Culture/Political Blogs/News

Games & Entertainment

Humor

Security

Now that I have a dedicated connection, I have become very aware of security concerns. Luckily, I've found I kind of like it. :)

Linux Specific Sites

General Security Sites

Security Papers and Tools