Dead poets translation society

The dead poets society: The copyright term and the public domain

Creating a Dead Poets Society: Extracting a Social Network of Historical Persons from the Web

We present a simple method to extract information from search engine snippets. Although the techniques presented are domain independent, this work focuses on extracting biographical information of historical persons from multiple unstructured sources on the Web. We first similarly find a list of persons and their periods of life by querying the periods and scanning the retrieved snippets for pe...

The Dead Cryptographers Society Problem

This paper defines The Dead Cryptographers Society Problem – DCS (where several great cryptographers created many polynomial-time Deterministic Turing Machines (DTMs) of a specific type, ran them on their proper descriptions concatenated with some arbitrary strings, deleted them and leaved only the results from those running, after they dyed: if those DTMs only permute the bits on input, is it ...

Banishing the Poets

The main argument of this monograph,* if I understand it rightly (something its rather cloudy writing makes me uncertain of), is that the body of works often (and traditionally) grouped together under the rubric ‘ancient literary criticism’ should be understood not as contributions to aesthetics or criticism of literature as these terms are commonly understood today but rather as political inte...

POETS: Process-oriented event-driven transaction systems

We present a high-level enterprise system architecture that closely models the domain ontology of resource and information flows in enterprises. It is: Process-oriented: formal, user-definable specifications for the expected exchange of resources (money, goods, and services), notably contracts, are represented explicitly in the system state to reflect expectations on future events; Event-driven...