At least three times. To build up a series of caches either requires a large group where half the team gets sent back at each stage, or a fsck of a lot of trips by one person (with diminishing returns as the cache line gets longer).
A detector for those space-age cans would be useful. Then I could travel light and just live off of other people's caches. (I'd leave a thank you note. There's no point in being rude.)
Newsgroups (where the posting is free) are certainly populated by bots posting the same jobs over and over, or even bots posting ads for their sites that list job harvested from other lists by bots... I'd imagine that sites like monster, etc, that charge companies for listing jobs would have a much higher ratio of real jobs. (There are companies that stay in a state of perpetual hiring for the same job for months and pay for the listings. Weird.)
As for income, couldn't say, but I do get the feeling that the market is rebounding for non-trivial skills.
Because the Amish don't embrace the outward showy technology of the recent years, some think them backwards although I haven't heard of them rejecting useful knowledge.
They're only backwards to us. To 99.99% of human history, they're hanging ten on the edge of the Singularity.
And didn't Chuck E. Cheese have a guitar player in their animatronic band for years?
Who knows, maybe some of those Disney presidents play some mean licks together after everyone (including the Disney Abductees) have gone home for the night...
Tuning in to a deep sea monster (2002) Scientists have revealed a mysterious recording that they say could be the sound of a giant beast lurking in the depths of the ocean.
Researchers have nicknamed the strange unidentified sound picked up by undersea microphones "Bloop."
I'm sure we'll soon get underwater Sound Surveillance System reports of a giant "Ahhhh!" sound.
Gates himself has his company working hard on speech recognition
Kind of on again/off again. They had a big push with SAPI4 and 5 at the end of the nineties, but nothing much since then that I know of. (They haven't even updated everything that used SAPI4 to 5 yet, so I have to keep both dev packages installed.)
They were like that with pen/tablet computing too. Pen Windows was hot in 1994 just long enough to FUDicide Go and GRiD, then nothing for years.
Slashdot Mirror
Truly an operating system icon...
See yesterday's story about archive.org, the Wayback Machine and robots.txt.
(Arguments that the complexity could be reduced by switching OS is beyond the scope of this discussion, stamped it!)
And if you help out with the potato farm project, can you get an order of fries with that?
At least three times. To build up a series of caches either requires a large group where half the team gets sent back at each stage, or a fsck of a lot of trips by one person (with diminishing returns as the cache line gets longer).
A detector for those space-age cans would be useful. Then I could travel light and just live off of other people's caches. (I'd leave a thank you note. There's no point in being rude.)
Increase your tin-foil dosage.
Most of the money went to research legal defences in case someone ignites one of these in their lap then sues.
Or an Eevil Buzz Aldrin who punches people... Wait a minute .. that was our planet! God damn you, damn you all to hell!
As for income, couldn't say, but I do get the feeling that the market is rebounding for non-trivial skills.
Most New York taxis were driven by mutants, and now the cars will match.
They're only backwards to us. To 99.99% of human history, they're hanging ten on the edge of the Singularity.
Who knows, maybe some of those Disney presidents play some mean licks together after everyone (including the Disney Abductees) have gone home for the night...
There's talk of Google buying them out and offering it as Google Everything.
I've heard that if you really want to make money, the best way is to start a religion.
Where can I get a copy of that monster? A blackout would have great.
Whatever happened to Thugs on Film?
What if you found a scroll of genocide?
Kind of on again/off again. They had a big push with SAPI4 and 5 at the end of the nineties, but nothing much since then that I know of. (They haven't even updated everything that used SAPI4 to 5 yet, so I have to keep both dev packages installed.)
They were like that with pen/tablet computing too. Pen Windows was hot in 1994 just long enough to FUDicide Go and GRiD, then nothing for years.
The Boy Scouts of America have a merit badge for that? Whoa! No way!
See the Clippy, Feel the Clippy, Be the Clippy!
Yeah, he has to keep his distance from computers these days.
Jeez Bill, never heard of Bluetooth?
While you're up, check Immanuel Velikovsky too.