Articles by Luke McGovern

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: December 26, 2008

We think we've found the top tobogganing hill in Vancouver. The local's seem to have clued onto it too.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: December 18, 2008

The extremes call for snow boot toe warmers. You can try and get away without them but it hurts.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: November 26, 2008

GD library based PHP Graphs can take a hike when Web 2.0 can show what graphs are all about.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: October 29, 2008

When code takes the evil road and becomes legacy code it's usually time to start from scratch. Sometimes it can be a case of 'better the devil you know'.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: October 28, 2008

Writing for the Web is like no other form of writing. There are lots of platforms to choose from but it all comes down to what suites your style.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: September 2, 2008

Battle of the web-based editors. FCKEditor has a huge user base. TinyMCE is hot on it's heals and looks to replace it with a host of well developed features.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: August 15, 2008

The AI battle of Top-down vs Bottom-up. Is there a right way to creating true intelligence.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: July 24, 2008

Google decided on some bizarre SEO factors in its new Knol platform. Fortunately for Knol, it already has an inside lane in the content race.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: June 4, 2008

Defining "understanding" is an important step for AI. It is problematic by nature and considered by some to be undefinable.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: June 3, 2008

In AI the lack of definitions and tests for "intelligence", "learning" and "understanding" don't seem to be holding back the pursuit. Is it possible we've all jumped the gun?

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: June 2, 2008

Artificial Intelligence is loaded with ethical issues the world is far from ready to face. Will machines ever deserve or need legal rights?

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: May 26, 2008

Web 3.0 marks a revolution for the Web. How long does the world have to wait before it is a reality?

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: May 21, 2008

The Universe is multi-dimensional. There are 4 that are common to us, in the form of space-time, but it looks there are whole lot more.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: May 20, 2008

The paradox that is infintity is ever present through all of mathematics. It is generally ignored for the sake of a good night's sleep.

By LUKE MCGOVERN
Published: May 4, 2008

The old problem of division by zero appears pardoxical. That is, until the Theory of Everything puts everything in perspective.