A whitepaper alone doesn't say much. Trying to scale to that level hasn't been done before and is very ambitious for it to do. It could possibly be done but the better question is when.
That depends on your definition of inteligence. The thing just has a way to "heal" itself. Neurons in the brain are much more compilcated and have much better algorhitms for pattern recognision etc..
I think that releasing your software under a OSI compatible licence increases the worth of your work by making it able to be used by others. It doesn't mean that when you give away your software that it is worth nothing. It means that that you want your software improved upon by the commmunity not a select few.
But then that takes all of the fun out of computing. Troubleshooting is the only thing that us geeks differentiate us from everyone else. Because we took the time to fix/learn the system.
Can you pass me that ITT XTRA. I only have an stupid abacus. I tried to find a opensource unix for it but to no avail. At least with the ITT i could emulate a PDP11
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If you look on thinkgeek there is a travel version of this available. <A HREF="http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/tools/6b3b/ "> here </a>
Isn't this is what happens in real life anyways?
<A HREF =" http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/electronic/5da2/" > This </a> seems to be the best canidate for prior art.
Great, Now we can have some movies/live events in HDTV on a single disk!
It is concievable that after the assassination of most of their top leaders that they have already changed their communications?
A whitepaper alone doesn't say much. Trying to scale to that level hasn't been done before and is very ambitious for it to do. It could possibly be done but the better question is when.
Lets see how long until the thing is shut down by apple now its on slashdot.
An ambient Lazer would be the sun.
Yea I mean I can squirt out at least a kajillion bytes of data multiple times a day.
Its in the /. article
" Content Control"
Stephen Hawking doesn't make the list because his research is purely theoretical and can't be proved to be right or wrong.
Are you serious? CS isn't real life. Now a better question would be if counter terrorist teams try using tactics that Pro CS people use.
That depends on your definition of inteligence. The thing just has a way to "heal" itself. Neurons in the brain are much more compilcated and have much better algorhitms for pattern recognision etc..
This guy remindes me of some pop star out there.
As said in a earlier post multiple rpg shots were shot at the unit and only cosmetic damage was recieved.
I believe this story is a duplication
I think that releasing your software under a OSI compatible licence increases the worth of your work by making it able to be used by others. It doesn't mean that when you give away your software that it is worth nothing. It means that that you want your software improved upon by the commmunity not a select few.
Wouldn't that be under DDOS attack?
But then that takes all of the fun out of computing. Troubleshooting is the only thing that us geeks differentiate us from everyone else. Because we took the time to fix/learn the system.
Hasn't Openoffice been released for mac os x? Doesn't that count as a open office suite or am I missing something?
Try p?np , and all the other millenium prize problems?
I thought this was easy in oragami class?
No he means the little monkey from Aladdin.
Can I quote you on this
"I remember after trying LSD I imagined a hidden geometry behind everything."
Please? I don't want to use LSD to attemp to quote myself on this.
Can you pass me that ITT XTRA. I only have an stupid abacus. I tried to find a opensource unix for it but to no avail. At least with the ITT i could emulate a PDP11