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He didn't write it? I'll have to track down where I saw him getting credit for the driver...thanks for the corrections! Hopefully someone will read this and update the article.
Generally in terms of ms, what would be the differences between using the low latency patches, and RTlinux? I guess 0 ms is the definition of Realtime, but does it ever happen, even in hardware?
Ahhhh...if only I had an excuse to setup my own cluster. I guess I can speak for most geeks when I recall the first time I heard of clustering commodity, off the shelf equipment with this ROGUE operating system called Linux...it still brings a warm feeling.
You know, I still don't understand how spaces can be qualified as fit for human habitation in outer space.
You drill a hole in some metal, you get floating metal filings. You don't want to breathe that in! Someone vomits in their room and without decent air scrubbers; those airosols end up everywhere!
Unless every space is designed with air evacuation in mind, you would end up with places that are not properly scrubbed. You would have to be wearing a mask.
That said; all those sci-fi movies with people saying captain its breathable; are BS.
Also, what agency determines that this place is fit for human habitation? NASA? Thats not their job...
Really? I would have thought the transducers to be higher than 20khz. And when the jeep drives by, its really only the longest wavelengths that you hear.
I saw this site the other day looking up Kurzweil crumbs and found this crumb of technology. Okay I guess this is neat for geeks who we all know are artists down deep. Though I don't think any painters are shivering in their boots. Though maybe a few comic strip artists are.
Maybe they can plug this into AOLIZA to create the first AI with Vanity!
Its 1.5 mb of lisp and it doesn't know or want to be a better artist. THAT is all I need to know...
I think anything said in these students defense is going to be pounded on. Granted; this particular example seems extreme. But it WOULD suck to be a victim of datamining. I wouldn't ever want to be one click away from failure!
I read the article and still wanted to ask the question. And you are right. RTFA(-1) would be helpful. Right along with WAFA(-1).
You don't think there is a potential for mistake? Maybe in this case its fairly obvious, sorry. It seems like a dangerous proposition; even though in this case it was warranted. I'm just wondering where the limit is, and what 'should' be considered significant. Thanks for your help...
Of all subjects, physics along with mathematics has to be the least interpretive subject a person could write about. Writing a sentence that is NOT UNIQUE would seem to be unavoidable. Compared to an essay written for a class in the social sciences; a 'paper' written for a physics class should be riddled with exact matches.
I mean for an introductory physics student, how much can be said about gravitation? I would imagine that too much creativity would actually be a problem.
Where do you set the limit? If I was a student who diligently wrote a concise paper on some physics topic, and who's honesty then publically called into question: I would sue the prof AND the university. This whole things smells...
One of the theories on what drives whales to mass beachings, other than the possibility of viruses; is underwater noise pollution. Its hard to imagine that an entire pod of whales would succumb to the same infection. Since these highly social(Eusocial?) beings depend on long distance communication through corridors of reflection; isn't this technology just going to drive them MAD?
What kind of impact would this weapon, or mode of travel have on intelligent aquatic life?
As usual, unless you are human; you have no rights at all.
Fuck that guy. I am so sick of being manipulated by his cheesy maneuvers! I was already cracking a tear by the time our little ghostbuster said CIRRUS..logic...the strings hitting just the right notes...and the character generation on the (coming this summer) exactly like star wars.
Fuck this shit and fuck that guy! He could make an inspirational story about my snot rag!
I say boycott that bullshit hollywood commercial trash. Hopefully the strike will put an end to this genre for a few months.
Fucking GAG!
The spoof on MADTV should run....
...AI: Artificial Inspiration
I don't get it...if the sun is a power source, and you want to tap into it...then perfect an industrial convertor to do the job. How are fat people and sails even considered viable real-estate to use as a source for solar energy?
Tom Green could make a solar rant out of this...solar on my hand, solar on my foot, solar on my bum, solar on my head! Yippee!
But...I think optically conductive clothes would be cool though. Especially if you could create a pattern of the fiber terminations, to go 180 degrees around the individual and come out on the other side. You should be able to get near phase coherent re-routing of the optical path. Or in laymans terms, invisibility.
Antiorp seems to have done some interesting things...though I am no expert. Since this artist and programmer has no interest whatsoever in communicating in a linear fashion, Antiorp's material may be ill-suited for the classroom. BUT, a good example of what can be done to audio, video, language, and social...
...disintegration.
I play PONG on my Kurzweil K2600 Workstation Synthesizer...
http://www.hyperindex.com/k2/k_pong.htm
...describes how to access this hidden function. When the ball bounces off the walls, it plays whatever instrument is assigned to the drum channel. And then another sound for the paddle...Personally, I prefer a more traditional approach:
Timpani and snare for my PONG sessions.
If you get a score of 76, you can access the FM algorithm that Kurzweil had to remove for fear of a lawsuit from Yamaha for FM synthesis.
Its in there, but you have to learn how to PONG first.
If you don't know about the best synthesizer and PONG system EVER MADE made, then:
http://www.kurzweilmusicsystems.com/html/k2600.h tm l
Besides PONG, it also makes for a great Blue nightlight!
Boosting self esteem...thats awesome. This is a great example of how other countries can be competitive with america without aggression.
A competitive system is better for everyone involved and does not subtract american prominence in worldly affairs. We already exist in subclasses and groups of every nationality. Will skills in Cambodia be called for in the states? How will our own commerce support developing nations? Will we invite them here, or work with them from afar? Should we support aggressive developing nations? What if a charity breeds a small fleet of khmer outlook hackers, experts in.vbs?
I am way too paranoid. Those kids sound cool and ready for input. Long live technology!!!!!!!!
-Sleen
Aren't there distributed router solutions to handling huge amount of traffic?
I know the article is concerned with the sheer number of network addresses- up into the gigabytes of memory....but would linking multiple routers help?
Also, whats the big deal? The slant of the article is that pervasive computing will create a demand for more addresses and hence networks. Don't they have it backwards?
Maybe what should be said is that pervasive computing won't be that pervasive at all because it will be expensive to make work right at the router level- meaning the little gizmos will simply suck.
Maybe this will become battle of the networks- where the plebes slut around on the cheapest tap into the net they can find, while us elite stay warm next to the fiber....another division of classes...
I just searched this discussion, and no matches for virus. I know its not entirely on topic, but while we are at it...
...what do people think about p2p and malicious code? I mean just because it says photoshop.exe, doesn't mean it is- or hasn't been silkroped to launch the next assault on ebay.
Yeah, the article is bogus- AND it took three of the fucking goons to write it. Total conjecture with some quotes from Forrester. What Husserl would have called "Arm chair reflection"
But comparing star versus distrib(help), bandwidth, reliability and civil rights aside- what about security and vulnerability.
I mean M$ shipped outlook with vb processing turned on by default- isn't this similiar?
I have been checking in with their website every so often....they are finally in the wind tunnel tests. There is another company out there that claims to sell a similar craft.
I just can't see how shifting one's weight would be enough to turn left or right. Especially if in high wind conditions. Do these things fly in the rain?
If any of you are interested in a cool gyrocopter project, I would recommend:
http://www.cartercopters.com
I think the solotrek has some amazing technology built in to it....but it will probably require a crew to maintain, expensive policy, permit, and strict zoning limitations...meaning limited civilian use. You can look at their site and tell that its not intended to revolutionize travel or freedom.
Its a dream though. In an age where there are fewer places to drive without traffic- the solotrek seems even more enticing.
Anyone know if a graviton is its own antiparticle?
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He didn't write it? I'll have to track down where I saw him getting credit for the driver...thanks for the corrections! Hopefully someone will read this and update the article.
Generally in terms of ms, what would be the differences between using the low latency patches, and RTlinux? I guess 0 ms is the definition of Realtime, but does it ever happen, even in hardware?
Ahhhh...if only I had an excuse to setup my own cluster. I guess I can speak for most geeks when I recall the first time I heard of clustering commodity, off the shelf equipment with this ROGUE operating system called Linux...it still brings a warm feeling.
Love live the Cluster!
You know, I still don't understand how spaces can be qualified as fit for human habitation in outer space.
You drill a hole in some metal, you get floating metal filings. You don't want to breathe that in! Someone vomits in their room and without decent air scrubbers; those airosols end up everywhere!
Unless every space is designed with air evacuation in mind, you would end up with places that are not properly scrubbed. You would have to be wearing a mask.
That said; all those sci-fi movies with people saying captain its breathable; are BS.
Also, what agency determines that this place is fit for human habitation? NASA? Thats not their job...
Really? I would have thought the transducers to be higher than 20khz. And when the jeep drives by, its really only the longest wavelengths that you hear.
Agreed. I have no points left :(
I saw this site the other day looking up Kurzweil crumbs and found this crumb of technology. Okay I guess this is neat for geeks who we all know are artists down deep. Though I don't think any painters are shivering in their boots. Though maybe a few comic strip artists are.
Maybe they can plug this into AOLIZA to create the first AI with Vanity!
Its 1.5 mb of lisp and it doesn't know or want to be a better artist. THAT is all I need to know...
I think anything said in these students defense is going to be pounded on. Granted; this particular example seems extreme. But it WOULD suck to be a victim of datamining. I wouldn't ever want to be one click away from failure!
I read the article and still wanted to ask the question. And you are right. RTFA(-1) would be helpful. Right along with WAFA(-1).
You don't think there is a potential for mistake? Maybe in this case its fairly obvious, sorry. It seems like a dangerous proposition; even though in this case it was warranted. I'm just wondering where the limit is, and what 'should' be considered significant. Thanks for your help...
So what is considered a significant match?
Of all subjects, physics along with mathematics has to be the least interpretive subject a person could write about. Writing a sentence that is NOT UNIQUE would seem to be unavoidable. Compared to an essay written for a class in the social sciences; a 'paper' written for a physics class should be riddled with exact matches.
I mean for an introductory physics student, how much can be said about gravitation? I would imagine that too much creativity would actually be a problem.
Where do you set the limit? If I was a student who diligently wrote a concise paper on some physics topic, and who's honesty then publically called into question: I would sue the prof AND the university. This whole things smells...
One of the theories on what drives whales to mass beachings, other than the possibility of viruses; is underwater noise pollution. Its hard to imagine that an entire pod of whales would succumb to the same infection. Since these highly social(Eusocial?) beings depend on long distance communication through corridors of reflection; isn't this technology just going to drive them MAD?
What kind of impact would this weapon, or mode of travel have on intelligent aquatic life?
As usual, unless you are human; you have no rights at all.
Fuck that guy. I am so sick of being manipulated by his cheesy maneuvers! I was already cracking a tear by the time our little ghostbuster said CIRRUS..logic...the strings hitting just the right notes...and the character generation on the (coming this summer) exactly like star wars.
Fuck this shit and fuck that guy! He could make an inspirational story about my snot rag!
I say boycott that bullshit hollywood commercial trash. Hopefully the strike will put an end to this genre for a few months.
Fucking GAG!
The spoof on MADTV should run....
...AI: Artificial Inspiration
I don't get it...if the sun is a power source, and you want to tap into it...then perfect an industrial convertor to do the job. How are fat people and sails even considered viable real-estate to use as a source for solar energy?
Tom Green could make a solar rant out of this...solar on my hand, solar on my foot, solar on my bum, solar on my head! Yippee!
But...I think optically conductive clothes would be cool though. Especially if you could create a pattern of the fiber terminations, to go 180 degrees around the individual and come out on the other side. You should be able to get near phase coherent re-routing of the optical path. Or in laymans terms, invisibility.
Its great that they are arguing....but I wish the online subscriptions were cheaper...hey...knowledge for all!
Right now they have banners that jump in yer face...even the physics version.
Antiorp seems to have done some interesting things...though I am no expert. Since this artist and programmer has no interest whatsoever in communicating in a linear fashion, Antiorp's material may be ill-suited for the classroom. BUT, a good example of what can be done to audio, video, language, and social...
...disintegration.
Try google by Antiorp...
Anyone know if you can write music apps in python? digital audio? Just curious...
I play PONG on my Kurzweil K2600 Workstation Synthesizer...h tm l
http://www.hyperindex.com/k2/k_pong.htm
...describes how to access this hidden function. When the ball bounces off the walls, it plays whatever instrument is assigned to the drum channel. And then another sound for the paddle...Personally, I prefer a more traditional approach:
Timpani and snare for my PONG sessions.
If you get a score of 76, you can access the FM algorithm that Kurzweil had to remove for fear of a lawsuit from Yamaha for FM synthesis.
Its in there, but you have to learn how to PONG first.
If you don't know about the best synthesizer and PONG system EVER MADE made, then:
http://www.kurzweilmusicsystems.com/html/k2600.
Besides PONG, it also makes for a great Blue nightlight!
Oh yeah bring it on....
Species 8479
...Boothby died so they are without a leader. Floating around fluidic space...sounds like spit to me.
Boosting self esteem...thats awesome. This is a great example of how other countries can be competitive with america without aggression.
.vbs?
A competitive system is better for everyone involved and does not subtract american prominence in worldly affairs. We already exist in subclasses and groups of every nationality. Will skills in Cambodia be called for in the states? How will our own commerce support developing nations? Will we invite them here, or work with them from afar? Should we support aggressive developing nations? What if a charity breeds a small fleet of khmer outlook hackers, experts in
I am way too paranoid. Those kids sound cool and ready for input. Long live technology!!!!!!!!
-Sleen
Aren't there distributed router solutions to handling huge amount of traffic?
I know the article is concerned with the sheer number of network addresses- up into the gigabytes of memory....but would linking multiple routers help?
Also, whats the big deal? The slant of the article is that pervasive computing will create a demand for more addresses and hence networks. Don't they have it backwards?
Maybe what should be said is that pervasive computing won't be that pervasive at all because it will be expensive to make work right at the router level- meaning the little gizmos will simply suck.
Maybe this will become battle of the networks- where the plebes slut around on the cheapest tap into the net they can find, while us elite stay warm next to the fiber....another division of classes...
-Sleen
I just searched this discussion, and no matches for virus. I know its not entirely on topic, but while we are at it...
...what do people think about p2p and malicious code? I mean just because it says photoshop.exe, doesn't mean it is- or hasn't been silkroped to launch the next assault on ebay.
Yeah, the article is bogus- AND it took three of the fucking goons to write it. Total conjecture with some quotes from Forrester. What Husserl would have called "Arm chair reflection"
But comparing star versus distrib(help), bandwidth, reliability and civil rights aside- what about security and vulnerability.
I mean M$ shipped outlook with vb processing turned on by default- isn't this similiar?
Just curious....
-Sleen
Skycar? You have got to be kidding. The cartercopter blows that thing away. Unless batman is driving....
Yeah remember when skydiving was in fashion?
What a fad that was...
I have been checking in with their website every so often....they are finally in the wind tunnel tests. There is another company out there that claims to sell a similar craft.
I just can't see how shifting one's weight would be enough to turn left or right. Especially if in high wind conditions. Do these things fly in the rain?
If any of you are interested in a cool gyrocopter project, I would recommend:
http://www.cartercopters.com
I think the solotrek has some amazing technology built in to it....but it will probably require a crew to maintain, expensive policy, permit, and strict zoning limitations...meaning limited civilian use. You can look at their site and tell that its not intended to revolutionize travel or freedom.
Its a dream though. In an age where there are fewer places to drive without traffic- the solotrek seems even more enticing.
Anyone know if a graviton is its own antiparticle?
-Sleen
That would be pretty cool, actually: imagine being able to play tetris on your synth while the guitarist takes a ten minute solo!
I can play pong on my kurzweil k2500rs until the guitarists come home!!!
-Sleen