Anthony Dekker (or Tony Dekker, if you prefer) formerly of the University of Tasmania (Hobart), Griffith University (Brisbane), and the National University of Singapore, now based in Canberra, and an Honorary Research Fellow at the Graduate School of Information Technology & Mathematical Sciences of the University of Ballarat.
Leaving there and proceeding for three days towards the east, you reach Diomira, a city with sixty silver domes, bronze statues of all the gods, streets paved with lead, a crystal theatre, a golden cock that crows each morning on a tower. All these beauties will already be familiar to the visitor, who has seen them also in other cities. But the special quality of this city for the man who arrives there on a September evening, when the days are growing shorter and the multicoloured lamps are lighted all at once at the doors of the food stalls and from a terrace a woman's voice cries ooh!, is that he feels envy towards those who now believe they have once before lived an evening identical to this and who think they were happy, that time.
Cities & Memory 1: from Invisible Cities by Italo Calvino.
 | A complete list of my academic publications |
 | Penguin: a children's book in collaboration with Marion & Steve Isham and Bandicoot Books |
 | Web searching, Mail, Weather, Blogs, Wikipedia, Facebook |
 | Organisational Network Analysis |
 | MODSIM session on Defence and Homeland Security Applications of Modelling and Simulation |
 | Bipartite networks |
 | NeuQuant: Fast High-Quality Neural Image Quantization |
 | Miscellaneous Essays: Tolkien, Dante, theology, philosophy, mathematics, etc. |
 | My PGP public key |
 | Past computing projects: |
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The Game of Life:
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