This may be an answer: Inverted Turing logic and optical illusion:
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1080441&dl=GUIDE&coll=GUIDE/
Where it says:
As a failing peculiar to human, or animate, visual systems, visual illusions might be also
employed to distinguish humans from robots, "computer bots", or any other artificial
intelligence empowered with a visual capacity. Any such artificial entity is unlikely to
suffer the same visual illusions as our own, unless, of course, it has been specifically
engineered to do so. The approach here inverts, and complements, the logic of the
Turing test (Turing 50) since it does not require evidence of an intelligent capacity
equivalent to that of human beings, but rather evidence of a characteristic human failing
- to err is human....
Ideal situation is when the treating medic has the patient's details in hand and *can* readily read them. Put them on USB pen round the patient's neck 24/7 in a truly open format - then 90% is achieved. The other 10% - like external exams and reports - need the network up and running and the interoperable database world. Backup could be on any encrypted cloud disk.
Come on guys this isn't rocket science, its human lives, "stupid".
Having uninstalled Messenger I had to use the command-line utility
FSUTIL USN to remove the USN journal in order to get efficient disk
fragmentation back on my NTFS pre-formatted disk.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311724
- use method 2.
Yet human vision is even better than reported since is able to perceive misalignment in lines and curves (e.g aliasing pattern) at sub-receptor accuracy - see Venier Acuity: e.g
http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/healthycomputing/vdt13eye e.html
I thought the real reason was that the phone companies are worried what happens when too many of their base-stations get contacted simultaneously by the same cell phone/s. They probably can cope but are unable to do the real insitu testing.
Aardvark is great to prepare a page before print out
Use RIght Click: Start_aardvark
Highlight the area of the page you want then CNTL-I nukes the rest.
http://karmatics.com/aardvark/
Semantic analysis of opinion in USENET
http://www.crs4.it/ict/dart06/program.html
and follow the pdf link under G.Attardi of Univ. of Pisa
Italy
"Extracting Dependency Relations for Opinion Mining"
- treats languages other than English
- avoids Chomsky
> Support for SVG text using svg:textPath'"
This mean that we can now publish texts along arbitrary paths.
Searchable spiral poetry here we come!
Compose in Inkscape - render in Firefox.
For example [Cut and paste]
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Here is another robot story from today's Guardian
http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,1 730876,00.html>
It starts:
The Pentagon is trying to develop "insect cyborgs" able to sniff out explosives, or "bug" conversations by lurking unseen in enemy hideouts with micro-transmitters strapped to their bodies.
The cyborgs - half insect, half robot - would be created by inserting tiny devices into the bodies of flying, hopping or crawling insects while in their larva or pupa stage, so that the mechanisms become part of their bodies and ultimately allow them to be moved by remote control.
Don't forget the beauty of Inkscape
- the latest version
v0.42.2
made it even cooler to use to create web-savy SVG that Firefox 1.5 now renders
out of the box. I love those Calligraphic pen tools!
Does any one know where this phrase was coined
"The Mind We All Share?" - George Dyson
recent
Google visitor
attributes it to
John Cage - but
searching (Google)
shows no real further evidence...
Where is our world brain?
Slashdot Mirror
I find having blue eyes means you can read any font.
FWIW here is a smart approach to such opinion mining http://www.crs4.it/ict/dart06/slides/attardi.pdf
This may be an answer: Inverted Turing logic and optical illusion: http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1080441&dl=GUIDE&coll=GUIDE/
Where it says: As a failing peculiar to human, or animate, visual systems, visual illusions might be also employed to distinguish humans from robots, "computer bots", or any other artificial intelligence empowered with a visual capacity. Any such artificial entity is unlikely to suffer the same visual illusions as our own, unless, of course, it has been specifically engineered to do so. The approach here inverts, and complements, the logic of the Turing test (Turing 50) since it does not require evidence of an intelligent capacity equivalent to that of human beings, but rather evidence of a characteristic human failing - to err is human....
See here: http://www.economist.com/business/PrinterFriendly.cfm?story_id=10534566
Ideal situation is when the treating medic has the patient's details in hand and *can* readily read them. Put them on USB pen round the patient's neck 24/7 in a truly open format - then 90% is achieved.
The other 10% - like external exams and reports - need the network up and running and the interoperable database world. Backup could be on any encrypted cloud disk.
Come on guys this isn't rocket science, its human lives, "stupid".
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1080441&dl=GUIDE&coll=GUIDE
Having uninstalled Messenger I had to use the command-line utility FSUTIL USN to remove the USN journal in order to get efficient disk fragmentation back on my NTFS pre-formatted disk. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311724 - use method 2.
I never realized that Bit Torrent involved cookies.
What I meant was it could as well be Worldwide Night.
Worldwide Day - huh. Sounds like that might be even more hemispherically challenging that the Summer (not Winter) of Code initiative.
Yet human vision is even better than reported since is able to perceive misalignment in lines and curves (e.g aliasing pattern) at sub-receptor accuracy - see Venier Acuity: e.g http://www.pc.ibm.com/ww/healthycomputing/vdt13eye e.html
I thought the real reason was that the phone companies are worried what happens when too many of their base-stations get contacted simultaneously by the same cell phone/s. They probably can cope but are unable to do the real insitu testing.
Definitely not - Remember what they'll do in the future to us - watch CH in Planet of The Apes.
Twins Discovered?
I guess they discovered themselves first.
Credit where credit's due.
Twins Discovered?
I guess they discovered themselves first.
Credit where its due.
Aardvark is great to prepare a page before print out Use RIght Click: Start_aardvark Highlight the area of the page you want then CNTL-I nukes the rest. http://karmatics.com/aardvark/
Semantic analysis of opinion in USENET http://www.crs4.it/ict/dart06/program.html and follow the pdf link under G.Attardi of Univ. of Pisa Italy "Extracting Dependency Relations for Opinion Mining" - treats languages other than English - avoids Chomsky
The largest object in the Universe: Would that not be the universe itself?
Zero = O
O = Oblomov
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oblomov>
proposed new mission statement: Don't be too evil - guys!
2005 Scientific Highlights That's whole lot of highlights!
Tim Berners-Lee now using the read/write Web: Now that's what I call *dogfood*.
Don't forget the beauty of Inkscape - the latest version v0.42.2 made it even cooler to use to create web-savy SVG that Firefox 1.5 now renders out of the box. I love those Calligraphic pen tools!
Does any one know where this phrase was coined "The Mind We All Share?" - George Dyson recent Google visitor attributes it to John Cage - but searching (Google) shows no real further evidence... Where is our world brain?