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Bibliogrpahy, with Darrell Ulm, and book review for Web Intelligence, 2004. Distributed Systems Online IEEE, Issue 9, Sept 24, Comp. Sci. Bibliography. Tumblr , Wordpress

IEEE Xplore Digital Library Search on author Darrell Ulm A search for IEEE Xplore entries of research papers in parallel computing for Darrell Ulm. Tumblr , Wordpress

IEEE Explore Digital Library Information for Review by Darrell Ulm of book Web Intelligence The page on IEEE Explore Digital Library site has article text, non-PDF. Tumblr , Wordpress

IEEE Computer Society Search for author Darrell Ulm, research papers  are shown for IEEE Computer Society Articles by Darrell R. Ulm. Tumblr , Wordpress

Below is a link for an article for the book "Web Intelligence" posted on Research Gate, author: Darrell Ulm. On Research Gate: "World Wide Wisdom" a short review for Book: "Web Intelligence" Tumblr , Wordpress

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World Wide Wisdom IEEE DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS ONLINE, Vol. 5, No. 9; September 2004 Includes a book review for "Web Intelligence" by Darrell Ulm , 2004. Tumblr , Wordpress

I am  Darrell Ulm  , a software developer,  with broad interests across computer science and modern software engineering. My work spans algorithms, parallel and data-parallel computing, Apache Spark, signal processing, graphics, and open source software. I have developed in many languages and environments, including Assembly, C/C++ , C#, PHP, MySQL , Unity3D, and enterprise content management systems. Drupal stands out to me as one of the most powerful and interesting CMS platforms I have worked with, while WordPress continues to impress with its rapid evolution, flexibility, and massive plugin ecosystem. GitHub has long been my main hub for open source work, though I have been increasingly interested in GitLab. I have also explored older platforms like SourceForge and profile aggregators such as OpenHub. I stay active in developer and knowledge sharing communities such as StackExchange, CodeProject, Codecademy, TopCoder, and Quora, and I use SlideShare to bo...