The article mentions that Ford will not be using advertisements, though it will have links to Ford web sites when you go to the home page for the program.
Today, a team of open-source programmers posted a new beta of BrainEMU, the open-source software that emulates the human brain. The head programmer explains...
if a group of people were working on a brain emulator, wouldn't _every_ programmer in the team be a "head programmer"?
Check out http://www.rpmfind.net/ for a nice rpm repository.
They have a web index, but the easiest way to use the database is with the 'rpmfind' command. For more info on that go to http://rufus.w3.org/linux/rpm2html/rpmfind.html It has some nice options, including downloading dependencies for rpms, checking for upgrades, etc.
FYI, there's a mailing list about speech recognition on Linux. The home page for the list is http://leb.net/ddlinux/
From the "Current Status":
Discussion on ddlinux is currently on hiatus while we wait for various open-source speech recognition engines to mature (a process which is likely to result in something useful to us in mid-1999). Ddlinux therefore operates as an announcement list, so traffic is very low.
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The article mentions that Ford will not be using advertisements, though it will have links to Ford web sites when you go to the home page for the program.
Emre |=^)
if a group of people were working on a brain emulator, wouldn't _every_ programmer in the team be a "head programmer"?
Bad joke, I know...
Check out http://www.rpmfind.net/ for a nice rpm repository.
They have a web index, but the easiest way to use the database is with the 'rpmfind' command. For more info on that go to http://rufus.w3.org/linux/rpm2html/rpmfind.html It has some nice options, including downloading dependencies for rpms, checking for upgrades, etc.
Emre |=)
FYI, there's a mailing list about
speech recognition on Linux. The
home page for the list is
http://leb.net/ddlinux/
From the "Current Status":
Discussion on ddlinux is currently on hiatus while we wait for various open-source speech recognition engines to mature (a process which is likely to
result in something useful to us in mid-1999). Ddlinux therefore operates as an announcement list, so traffic is very low.
They have a few useful links and discussions.
Emre |=^)