It's also worth noting that despite the gossamer-thin margin separating them in this election, the Romney campaign did not, until relatively late in the game, resort to the kinds of coded racial appeals that were a cornerstone of Presidential politics.
And during that period, while under great pressure to start running bomb calculations, they realised that they could go back and reconfigure the ENIAC as a true stored-program computer, so that it would run the kinds of codes they had written for the IAS machine.
If Smith's ruling had been televised, perhaps he would have found a way of including the kind of code words used in wartime to communicate with secret agents behind enemy lines.
I might have distinguished the kind of code that's produced by a directly evaluating a lambda in interpretation from code that was produced by somebody's compiler or something like that.
Part of my news nerd job at The New York Times is software development, which means I have a solid understanding of the kind of code one would write for a robot.
He thought about the kind of code one would need to write for an avatar so that it could learn to move the way its human player once moved, to talk the way that they once talked, and to form and pursue the kind of goals they might have created and pursued.
And the kind of code Bunk is talking about requires more than book-learning and test-taking to develop.
At the time I was a software developer, but I had no experience in the kind of code I needed to write to be successful in this QA job.
The alliance, which includes network collaboration as well as coordinated pricing, sales and scheduling, goes beyond the kind of code-share agreements that are common in the industry.
There has been a distinct absence, in this debate, of the kind of coded black-white racial tension that was used to defeat welfare-state initiatives as recently as the early 1990s.
