Maybe. For people with arachnophobia, researchers were able to help them by having them virtually approach a large spider and eventually "touch" it. link
Another example I can think of is shopping for curtains or rugs. It would be nice to be able to jump into a virtual room with whatever curtains you are thinking of to see how it would look.
Using KLM-GOMS analysis, you are incorrect. Applications with really good shortcuts would be faster with a keyboard. Try browsing CNN keyboard only vs. a mouse and let me know how you do.
And your post may have been tongue-in-cheek, but it wouldn't be slashdot if I didn't reply.
Girls don't enter Computer Science for the same reasons boys don't enter into the exciting and rewarding field of Nursing. Peer pressure and societal expectations.
Because they don't care about you. They are looking for the 10 year old alumni from psychology browsing some employment site for the 3000th time that gets a big ad in her face talking about classmates. She hopes to reunite with her undergrad sweetheart hoping he's made something of his life and will take her out of her life of futility.
Well, no, bitch. I'm through with you. Mark might have been better looking and knew how to talk and stuff being a communications major, but who's laughing now? Me! Hah! hahahaha...
Just imagine a bunch of cars all parked tightly on a nice street. Now imagine half of them chiming in with their own sirens when their shock sensors get set off.
It isn't really reading brain signals. From the own company's website, they say the system detects signals on the surface of the skin (of what is intended to be moved). That is why they demonstrate it with partially paralyzed people. If the spinal column cannot relay any signal at all to the legs, then the system cannot work.
My, my. You even used an exclamation point because you were so sure. What about glass? Plastic? Sheets of colored paper for effect? Cardboard (maybe lump with paper)? Shining a bright light under your hand or in your mouth?
I am a web developer and also own a EEE PC. Websites with fixed height are declining. People are designing with the idea of "above the fold" and don't really care about the vertical scrolling.
Moreover, with my EEE PC I browse in full screen mode (F11), have a plugin to replace the menu-bar with a button next to the address bar, and also have a tiny-button theme which is even smaller than the default firefox "small buttons" option. I don't really care enough to do an actual comparison, but I think it's pretty damn close to a regular 1024 x 768 with menu bar + big buttons + windows taskbar.
When you realize the search space involved, and computer chess does break down to a search problem, then even small algorithm tweaks can have a large effect. A naive algorithm on a 40-core box will lose to better algorithm on a PDA.
So in other words, it's not the the number of cycles you have, but how you use them.
Heh... I actually thought it was "porn in no space" as in that negative matter or whatever that was in Ultraviolet. Or just maybe in an airplane bathroom.
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Maybe. For people with arachnophobia, researchers were able to help them by having them virtually approach a large spider and eventually "touch" it. link
Another example I can think of is shopping for curtains or rugs. It would be nice to be able to jump into a virtual room with whatever curtains you are thinking of to see how it would look.
Using KLM-GOMS analysis, you are incorrect. Applications with really good shortcuts would be faster with a keyboard. Try browsing CNN keyboard only vs. a mouse and let me know how you do.
And your post may have been tongue-in-cheek, but it wouldn't be slashdot if I didn't reply.
And if you're a mac user, the other huge change over the past 40 years is more bu^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H new plastic body.
Girls don't enter Computer Science for the same reasons boys don't enter into the exciting and rewarding field of Nursing. Peer pressure and societal expectations.
(Okay, so three sentences including this one.)
Because they don't care about you. They are looking for the 10 year old alumni from psychology browsing some employment site for the 3000th time that gets a big ad in her face talking about classmates. She hopes to reunite with her undergrad sweetheart hoping he's made something of his life and will take her out of her life of futility.
Well, no, bitch. I'm through with you. Mark might have been better looking and knew how to talk and stuff being a communications major, but who's laughing now? Me! Hah! hahahaha...
Just imagine a bunch of cars all parked tightly on a nice street. Now imagine half of them chiming in with their own sirens when their shock sensors get set off.
Please strike a blow AGAINST deletionism.
I prefer to think of it as Intelligent Editing.
It isn't really reading brain signals. From the own company's website, they say the system detects signals on the surface of the skin (of what is intended to be moved). That is why they demonstrate it with partially paralyzed people. If the spinal column cannot relay any signal at all to the legs, then the system cannot work.
At least nothing obvious. I suppose I could have been rootkitted.
I tried it, too, but didn't notic
hahah... im a n00b
wtf? what's going on with my ke
penis
Light does not penetrate solid objects!
My, my. You even used an exclamation point because you were so sure. What about glass? Plastic? Sheets of colored paper for effect? Cardboard (maybe lump with paper)? Shining a bright light under your hand or in your mouth?
You're new the US, right?
Real reason: He is a dark haired male between the age of 16 and 65 and has a funny name.
Reason on paper: Classified.
And if the job is not available, then what? As they say in baghdad: ahlan wa sahlan, mother fucker.
I am a web developer and also own a EEE PC. Websites with fixed height are declining. People are designing with the idea of "above the fold" and don't really care about the vertical scrolling.
Moreover, with my EEE PC I browse in full screen mode (F11), have a plugin to replace the menu-bar with a button next to the address bar, and also have a tiny-button theme which is even smaller than the default firefox "small buttons" option. I don't really care enough to do an actual comparison, but I think it's pretty damn close to a regular 1024 x 768 with menu bar + big buttons + windows taskbar.
But which one is correcter?
Linux isn't profitable...
Not far off. Here is a script you can use:
You: Do you kids know how Mommy and Daddy put Elmo on YouTube when it's time to "clean the master bedroom?"
Them: Yes.
You: I make sure Elmo keeps playing until the room is clean.
When you realize the search space involved, and computer chess does break down to a search problem, then even small algorithm tweaks can have a large effect. A naive algorithm on a 40-core box will lose to better algorithm on a PDA. So in other words, it's not the the number of cycles you have, but how you use them.
Heh... I actually thought it was "porn in no space" as in that negative matter or whatever that was in Ultraviolet. Or just maybe in an airplane bathroom.
But we all know that space fighter video game experience translates well into the real world
Skynet approves of this machine readable knowledge store.
I, for one, welcome our... oh shit
But seriously, who would ever use enough bandwidth in a month to have their connec