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Drupal 8 Article by Darrell Ulm

This is a link to an early article about Drupal 8, 2012, written by Darrell Ulm, when Drupal 8 was in it's early stages of development. A blog post on Drupal 8: "Should you be interested in the new Drupal 8?", by Darrell Ulm Tumblr , Wordpress

Darrell Ulm, Partial Abstracts @ Microsoft Academic Search

There was a link here to Microsoft's Academic Search for  academic papers written by Darrell Ulm. These summaries originally appeared back when the site was still available. The collection highlighted my  work in areas such as parallel computing, data parallel algorithms, and high performance systems. It was a useful resource for anyone exploring advanced computer science research, among others,  and it is unfortunate that the platform is no longer online.

Research Papers, Darrell Ulm on Microsoft Academic Site

Microsoft used to host a link to its Academic Search platform, but that site has since been taken offline. The link originally pointed to Darrell Ulm’s research on parallel algorithms, data‑parallelism, and high‑performance computing. It’s a bit surprising that Microsoft retired the publication portal, because it was a genuinely valuable hub for technical papers and academic references.

Comp. Sci Paper by Darrell Ulm: "Solving a 2D Knapsack Problem Using a Hybrid Data-Parallel/Control Style of Computing"

“Solving a 2D Knapsack Problem Using a Hybrid Data-Parallel/Control Style of Computing” reference to parallel algorithms computer science research paper, (IEEE Computer Society reference to) Santa Fe, NM, USA, by Darrell Ulm. Reference to the IEEE Computer Society entry: for Paper by Darrell Ulm called “Solving a 2D Knapsack Problem Using a Hybrid Data-Parallel/Control Style of Computing " Tumblr , Wordpress

Paper by Darrell Ulm: Virtual Parallelism by Self Simulation of the Multiple Instruction Stream Associative Model

The CiteSeer entry: "Virtual Parallelism by Self Simulation of the Multiple Instruction Stream Associative Model" (1995), Darrell Ulm. Research paper deals with relative power of the MASC model when simulating itself, and the algorithmic overhead to simulate. Virtual Parallelism by Self Simulation of the Multiple Instruction Stream Associative Model, Darrell Ulm Tumblr , Wordpress