1209 Why American Computing Science seems incurable
Austin, 26 August. 1995. 6 pages.
How anti-intellectualism, a-mathematicism, and "industrial acceptance" poison Computing Science.
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1217 Comments on a Review of the Department
Austin, 28 September. 1995. 5 pages.
Dijkstra disagrees with UT's Review of his CS department, and the rule that only US citizens can be chairs. Switching to "industrial applications" would be a defilement of the university's role in solving the Scientific problems of computing. Such a change would result in mediocrity, and Dijkstra chooses to "ignore the Review."
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1251 Two problems derived from Hugo Steinhaus
Austin, 25 November. 1996. 6 pages.
Two proofs:
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1261 The angle bisectors of a triangle
Austin, 17 April. 1997. 4 pages.
Derivations of the formula for the lenghts of the angle bisectors of a triangle.
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