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| − | {{stub}} | + | IMSSS Computer Aided Instruction group under Patrick Suppes shared a [[PDP-1]] in Pine Hall with John McCarty's [[Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory|AI project]]. They ran the experimental [[time-sharing]] systems [[Stanford Time-Sharing System|Odin, Thor, and Zeus]]. There was also Stanford Logo (SLOGO). |
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| + | The PDP-1 was upgraded to a [[PDP-10]], and a new version of Stanford Logo was created. There were [[Imlac PDS-1]] computers acting as graphical terminals, capable of displaying turtle graphics. Douglas Hofstadter wrote his book ''Gödel, Escher, Bach'' on such an Imlac. | ||
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| + | Adele Goldberg was at IMSSS for some time before joining Xerox PARC. | ||
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| + | The PDP-10 started out with a [[KA10]]. At some point it was replaced by a [[KI10]] running [[TENEX]]. Eventually a second KI10 processor was added. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:17, 10 January 2024
Institute for Mathematical Studies in the Social Sciences
IMSSS Computer Aided Instruction group under Patrick Suppes shared a PDP-1 in Pine Hall with John McCarty's AI project. They ran the experimental time-sharing systems Odin, Thor, and Zeus. There was also Stanford Logo (SLOGO).
The PDP-1 was upgraded to a PDP-10, and a new version of Stanford Logo was created. There were Imlac PDS-1 computers acting as graphical terminals, capable of displaying turtle graphics. Douglas Hofstadter wrote his book Gödel, Escher, Bach on such an Imlac.
Adele Goldberg was at IMSSS for some time before joining Xerox PARC.
The PDP-10 started out with a KA10. At some point it was replaced by a KI10 running TENEX. Eventually a second KI10 processor was added.
