I'd like to see more about the mechanism for coming up with the score.
Also, others have mentioned the spoofing problem with To:, From: and CC:. It would be interesting to see how well it would work with the "social network" consisting of the mail servers sending the mail, or with a combination of IP address and To:-etc information.
I haven't tried the Bayesian filtering because it's apparently not well suited to a multi-user environment
We've found Bayesian filtering to work very well in a multi-user environment. The "good" mail may vary more, but the spam is more homogeneous than with single user.
Has anyone noticed that nearly all of the maps have a more or less tree-shaped structure?
No matter where you are on the net, your view is going to look like a tree with you at the center. Traceroute-type mapping will not capture the redundancies.
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He mentions that he lives in Cincinnati. Significant parts of the city are not particularly flat.
I'd like to know more about his commute route.
...sensationalistic psuedo-science and the legion of money-grubbing opportunists...
Well, as long as we are being fair and balanced about it.
And before this, we all thought an exponentially expanding process would be endless?
With this as a tour guide, I'd be happy to pay.
This reminds me of the many times ESR defended VA Linux, on his way to becoming rich and then normal again.
Now that's news!
All the drones can fly for an hour...
Their small size allows them to fly through windows and to provide images to military units behind it
The author of this article needs to get back to writing human interest stories.
It's still lame.
It was covered in Smithsonian Magazine last year. There's quite a bit of interview with the creator, Kevin McCartney.
I could swear that I read of another one out west(?) with the Sun represented as a planetarium dome.
A History of Pi. I found it very interesting.
OOOO. That makes me very angry!
That should fix the problem.
The Bayesian rule is just a mechanism for combining multiple independent estimates into an overall estimate.
This is clearly an independent estimate, and a good mechanism to improve the overall detection probability.
What we need is a "meta-Bayesian" process that appropriately weights and combines other spam prediction estimates, not just word counts.
I'd like to see more about the mechanism for coming up with the score.
Also, others have mentioned the spoofing problem with To:, From: and CC:. It would be interesting to see how well it would work with the "social network" consisting of the mail servers sending the mail, or with a combination of IP address and To:-etc information.
there are good things to come out of Utah, such as ...
and remember cold fusion.
central heating controlled by a Commodore 64 ... 10 zones ... channel on the tele ... without the C64 there was no heating
and
since then my parents have split up
And therein lies the story.
I haven't tried the Bayesian filtering because it's apparently not well suited to a multi-user environment
We've found Bayesian filtering to work very well in a multi-user environment. The "good" mail may vary more, but the spam is more homogeneous than with single user.
Epson have not created this so they can test out battery technology, but to experiment with the problems of robots that operate in three dimensions
One of the biggest problems in controlling a 10g flying robot with a tether, is the frigging tether.
Has anyone noticed that nearly all of the maps have a more or less tree-shaped structure?
No matter where you are on the net, your view is going to look like a tree with you at the center. Traceroute-type mapping will not capture the redundancies.
The code for this is distributed, then anyone on the internet can scan the entire internet for some nuance on this purpose.
(shiver)
Perhaps a centralized open database would be a good idea.
the OSDL, who are Torvalds' employer, will announce on Friday that the "OSDL has agreed...
Referring to organizations as plural is stilted, unpopular, and, in this case, inconsistent.
Get with the program. The OSDL is an organization that is responding to this situation.
Go rent Buckaroo Banzia. Highly recommended, but watch it with a group of people.
... there you are.
And remember. Wherever you go
Just throw in the diameter of the earth, and you can do a quick estimate of the relative closeness in your head.
What does the earth look like from geosynchronous orbit?
Do any of them have a console and the ability to run an onboard C (cross)compiler?
Well, there is a FORTH (cross) compiler.
Real men don't need C.
What are they going to run? They'll run small.