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Folding@Home Reports Success
msheppard writes "This Article describes how the folding@home distributed computing project is reporting that they used the data processed on client machines to "predict the folding rate and trajectory of the average molecule." Too bad Seti@Home hasn't had a hit yet."
I think you mean "up your faggot ass".
Two days ago? The original news release by Stanford was posted on 10/21/02. The article slashdot is linking to was posted on 10/22/2002. I don't know what kind of a time warp you're living in, but today is 10/22/2002.
Nobody has created a KarmaBot yet that would constantly refresh the slashdot homepage, and as soon as it detects a new article, goes to the linked site, grabs the article text and then posts it as a comment?
I like science, and I like the thought that (more) intelligent life exists somewhere in the universe, but I think those Seti@Home assholes are poking a cosmic hornet's nest with a big stick.
My friend tried to but was banned after a day of constant refreshing. Maybe its time to make a smartKarmaBot
-dk
It should work if the requests come from different machines. I see a new distributed program here.
Nice reminder, but it's old news. That's why you were rejected. Useful to post here though.
So close and yet so far from the world's perfect ID number