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What Is an Operating System? A Historical Investigation (1954–1964)were developed and the theoretical principles for designing an operating system were first outlined. The few accounts on these early systems mostly focus on those developed for IBM machines that dominated the market, but even there, there is a greater variation of systems than one would expect. Duri

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Sans-Papiers as First-Class Citizensoverns how objects interact, and is also an object of computation. Over more than a century, this intermediary status has broached the problem of how exactly a formalism should admit functions as .. In this text, I demonstrate how traces of this problem can be found across disciplinary boundaries, f

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Ethical Operating Systemstem. Along these lines, there have been calls for operating systems (or computing substrates, termed .) that implement ethical controls in an ethical layer separate from, and not amenable to tampering by, developers and modules in higher-level intelligence or cognition layers. There have been no imp

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0921-8599 philosophical analysis grounded in technical aspects.This book presents a historical and philosophical analysis of programming systems, intended as large computational systems like, for instance, operating systems, programmed to control processes. The introduction to the volume emphasizes the contem