Hmm, I recall that the strategy of the Japanese was not based on short time revenue expectations when they started to grab the (or part of the) market for cameras or cars over here.
Analyzing this, I believe that Negroponte's vision of conducting research cannot work out in times of short-term revenue expectations.
Translate this into: Systems based on short-term revenue expectations will ultimately fall back into a state of mediocrity. Germany (where I live) gives good examples.
At the end of Little House Zappa makes some quick replies to a heckler in the crowd. The guy shouts something like "Take off that fucking uniform before it's too late!" (possibly talking to a security guard that can be heard trying to get people to get back in their seats), and Frank replies "Everybody in this room is wearing a uniform, don't kid yourself". The heckler continues shouting, and eventually Zappa just says "You'll hurt your throat. Stop it."
Re:Comprehensive interviews are very important.
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A company is little more than the team of its employees...
Congratulations, very true, because of course there are no social processes whatsoever, no interaction with any environment etc. etc....
This is why Psychology never touched - for instance - any topics that might lead to any performance improvement by adjusting role definitions etc. etc.
And there also never was any notion that a system might comprise more than the sum of it's components.
SGI's Challenge XL server will be used for the Time Warner Cable trial in Orlando, Florida, which was scheduled to begin late in 1994 and will service a total of 4,000 homes. Customers will have a powerful set-top box, built by SGI and Scientific-Atlanta.
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Homeland security honcha has phony PhD
A senior technical official in the Homeland Security Department has a phony Ph.D. from a diploma mill. I'm thinking that I'd like to get one of these and join my parents (Dr. and Dr. Doctorow) as Dr. Doctorow, Jr. (here)
A case of "Artificial Intelligence Meets Natural
Stupidity".
McDermott, D. Artificial Intelligence Meets Natural Stupidity.
In Mind Design: Philosophy, Psychology, Artificial Intelligence (ed. J. Haugeland). Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1981.
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Amen to that. Although some of the pre-meds I had to teach last semester have a very postmodern approach to answering test questions.
Ever considered standard meds as scientists of any sort (of course I understand 'of sorts' is out of question)???
Man!
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I'm a graduate student, the lowest rung of professional academic, ... (emphasis mine)
More like either professional or academic, at least over here (de).
Never mind, me is just in a bad mood.
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Direct hit. Salute, Sir
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For all X: X is art if someone buys it.
So M$ products are art? Hmm, hard to accept indeed.
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Well, but EDLIN was a TRUE nightmare as well :)
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In Germany, implications are already there (link to German language synopsis) since long.
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... erm ... TECO!
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And on the bottom line, you are perhaps raised to consume to increase some profits somewhere.
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To troll or not to ... ... see my sig.
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"thirty is the new twenty"
I was just tought "fifty is the new thirty", now I wonder if this is substractive.
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Hmm, I recall that the strategy of the Japanese was not based on short time revenue expectations when they started to grab the (or part of the) market for cameras or cars over here.
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Analyzing this, I believe that Negroponte's vision of conducting research cannot work out in times of short-term revenue expectations.
Translate this into: Systems based on short-term revenue expectations will ultimately fall back into a state of mediocrity. Germany (where I live) gives good examples.
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At the end of Little House Zappa makes some quick replies to a heckler in the crowd. The guy shouts something like "Take off that fucking uniform before it's too late!" (possibly talking to a security guard that can be heard trying to get people to get back in their seats), and Frank replies "Everybody in this room is wearing a uniform, don't kid yourself". The heckler continues shouting, and eventually Zappa just says "You'll hurt your throat. Stop it."
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Hmm.
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A company is little more than the team of its employees ...
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Congratulations, very true, because of course there are no social processes whatsoever, no interaction with any environment etc. etc.
This is why Psychology never touched - for instance - any topics that might lead to any performance improvement by adjusting role definitions etc. etc.
And there also never was any notion that a system might comprise more than the sum of it's components.
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Three cheers for English!
Yes, indeed, as it is rather easy if compared to German.
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Fujitsu Siemens is considering appealing the case, the company said.
So wait a minute. It was the the District Court of Munich which is entry level.
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Was not there a saying "Answers first, then questions" ???
Owen D. Answers first, then questions.
in D.A. Norman & S.W. Draper (Eds.) User centred system design.
LEA Associates. pp. 361-375. 1986
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From wired 1995:
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SGI's Challenge XL server will be used for the Time Warner Cable trial in Orlando, Florida, which was scheduled to begin late in 1994 and will service a total of 4,000 homes. Customers will have a powerful set-top box, built by SGI and Scientific-Atlanta.
Never quite worked, though
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Homeland security honcha has phony PhD
A senior technical official in the Homeland Security Department has a phony Ph.D. from a diploma mill. I'm thinking that I'd like to get one of these and join my parents (Dr. and Dr. Doctorow) as Dr. Doctorow, Jr.
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No, no further remark.
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A case of "Artificial Intelligence Meets Natural Stupidity".
McDermott, D. Artificial Intelligence Meets Natural Stupidity.
In Mind Design: Philosophy, Psychology, Artificial Intelligence (ed. J. Haugeland).
Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1981.
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I recall that there was quite an upstir when Profumo was caught his pants down.
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Guess there is more than one here who might symphathize (.)(.).
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Not my best day today ...
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large PDF vs. 302K PDF
Not that Coding Theory should be everybody's darling, but
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I developed a compression routine ...
Careful, still, maybe Black Holes Inc. has a patent filed at the USPTO.
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when a crime has been committed on a computer?
Must be old mainframes then.
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Young people are now the savviest of the tech-savvy,...
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Yes, from my point of view, especially those who have failed to learn their native language
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