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Byte Magazine Volume 07 Number 07 - Computers in the Arts and Sciences

title Byte Magazine Volume 07 Number 07 - Computers in the Arts and Sciences
date 1982-07
language eng
subjects disk, computer, software, program, data, apple, byte, ibm, system, byte publications, personal computer, ibm personal, disk drive, hard disk, floppy disk, operating system, byte july, power supply
source https://archive.org/details/byte-magazine-1982-07
Features p.34 The Input/Output Primer, Part 6 : Interrupts, Buffers, Grounds, and Signal Degradation [author Steve Leibson] The conclusion of a six-part series that covers fundamental issues in computer interfacing. p.50 Computers, Fiction, and Poetry [author Kevin McKean] Computer-generated stories and poems shed some light on the complex process known as creativity. p.60 Add Programmable Sound Effects to Your Computer [author Steve Ciarcia] Silicon replaces gunpowder for producing sound effects. p.76 Breaking the Jargon Barrier: Designing Programs for Humanists [author Ned Heite and Lou Heite] Two archaeologists design practical programs in the language their colleagues understand. p.108 Microcomputers in the Study of Politics, Predicting Wars with the Richardson Arms-Race Model [author Philip A. Schrodt] A Pascal program helps predict the outcome of arms races and other two-party conflicts. p.138 Software Tools for Writers [author Wayne Holder] Your computer can take the tedium out of the process of writing and put new life into the final product. p.166 The Historian and the Microcomputer, A Student of the Past Meets the Machine of the Future [author Don Karl Rowney] The microco…
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