In the article Mustapha says "All I get is inexperienced people, and they want $10 to $15 an hour"
$12.5 an hour * 40 hour week * 46 weeks a year = $23000 a year per employee $150000 / 5 years = 30000 a year for flippy They said the robot does the job of two employees so 23000*2 = $46000 a year
Using the robot saves you 46000-30000=$16000 a year.
Umm, I don't think they're saying the processor is XML compliant. XML is a text based language; most processors can handle character data. They're talking about data storage and communications with AS/400 using XML.
Great idea though, let's build a processor that uses SAX to handle instruction executuion!
Running a chip that low could work, the thing is they are running with an x86, was it a 386?, which have notoriously poor power consumption, I suppose if it is only a 386 the transistor count will be low so it wont suck too much juice. The current low power champ is a DSP from TI ( Check it out at http://www.ti.com/sc/docs/products/dsp/c5000/index .htm ), which does 0.05 mW/MIPS and 800 MIPS so 0.4 mW. I guess that this is considerably more high tech than a 386 so it would seem on the edge of possibility due to smaller chip (lower power) to low tech (higher power) ratio. But with my engineers head on, I would go on the side of disbelief, but would like to believe it. Notably Intel, Analog Devices and TI have all recently opened R&D facitilites in Ireland, and we all know what thie economy is traditionally based on, do I see pieces of a jigsaw falling into place?
Orthogonally persistent operating systems can be unplugged on a whim and will restart where you left off. They use similar technology to DBMS with transactions, logging, rollbacks etc. There is one called Grasshopper that was developed as a joint project between Sydney (Oz) and Stirling (Scotland) Universities.
That's old hat these days. The latest joy in systems research is nanokernels for OPJS. Charming
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$12.5 an hour * 40 hour week * 46 weeks a year = $23000 a year per employee
$150000 / 5 years = 30000 a year for flippy
They said the robot does the job of two employees so 23000*2 = $46000 a year
Using the robot saves you 46000-30000=$16000 a year.
Dunno about you but I'm getting one.
Umm, I don't think they're saying the processor is XML compliant. XML is a text based language; most processors can handle character data. They're talking about data storage and communications with AS/400 using XML.
Great idea though, let's build a processor that uses SAX to handle instruction executuion!
Running a chip that low could work, the thing is they are running with an x86, was it a 386?, which have notoriously poor power consumption, I suppose if it is only a 386 the transistor count will be low so it wont suck too much juice. The current low power champ is a DSP from TI ( Check it out at http://www.ti.com/sc/docs/products/dsp/c5000/index .htm ), which does 0.05 mW/MIPS and 800 MIPS so 0.4 mW. I guess that this is considerably more high tech than a 386 so it would seem on the edge of possibility due to smaller chip (lower power) to low tech (higher power) ratio. But with my engineers head on, I would go on the side of disbelief, but would like to believe it. Notably Intel, Analog Devices and TI have all recently opened R&D facitilites in Ireland, and we all know what thie economy is traditionally based on, do I see pieces of a jigsaw falling into place?
The point here is that demon were told that there was defamatory material and refused to take it down. I say screw them.
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That's old hat these days. The latest joy in systems research is nanokernels for OPJS.
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./ server responded to ping requests okay but I've been getting request time outs all day
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> Not to mention the interface sucks ass (no rewind? wtf?)
In normal view the little left arrow next to the progress meter is rewind. Or ctrl-left arrow.
Yep, I installed realpoor and can't get rid of the bugger either. Oh well if you can't beat 'em...
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The act of re-reading does not scramble data nor does a few seconds mean decay. That is why this story is of any interest at all.
It says they "have now developed a material which is stable for hours and across multiple rereadings."
How expensive?
... and the missing semi-colon;