Design a game with the playability of wow set in the environment of the Sprawl series of Gibson novels. That would be the ultimate game. Before you reply with 'go play neocroft 2', their payment system sucks and Americans can't seem to be able to play that game.
Sweet, now I can have a keyboard like the boss in TRON!!!!@!@! My childhood fantasies are slowly coming true. Now all I need is a room full of computers and hot girls. Oh wait, I read slashdot, guess I'll settle for the room full of computers.
Consider the following:
1) The voyager spacecraft is moving away from us.
2) It is currently in a never-explored-area.
3) Further away areas have not been explored
This seems to imply that anywhere that the voyager spacecraft travels will therefore be never explored, thus making the never-explored-area part redundant....perhaps its been too long in the lab tonight...
Well, I guess that since this paper deals with unsupervised learning of natural languages and this NIST shootout was about Machine Translation that maybe they are just a little different. I admit I haven't fully digested the paper in the article but it seems to me that this is by far different. But he y, thats just me.
Actually, take a student who doesn't use firefox but is transfering or begining as a freshman at UC Berkeley. The first thing they do in the dorms before you get your internet connection is have you install a CD that turns on automatic updates, installs a firewall and antivirus software, and installs firefox. *POOF* New firefox users at school time.
It would seem logical that similar systems are setup at other institutions.
Fear Fujitsu's code. At a certain lab where I work, my friend has been doing research with the HOAP-2 for the past year and lets just say that Fujitsu doesn't have the nicest code available to work with. They certainly leave it up to the owner to figure out what to do with the thing.
Hell, I got to one of the previously mentioned big schools and I can walk into any of my professors offices and sit and talk to him about class material, advances in computing, or whatever also.
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Design a game with the playability of wow set in the environment of the Sprawl series of Gibson novels. That would be the ultimate game. Before you reply with 'go play neocroft 2', their payment system sucks and Americans can't seem to be able to play that game.
Sweet, now I can have a keyboard like the boss in TRON!!!!@!@! My childhood fantasies are slowly coming true. Now all I need is a room full of computers and hot girls. Oh wait, I read slashdot, guess I'll settle for the room full of computers.
FTA, Ubuntu's marketing slogan - "Linux for human beings"
I feel like pluto, according to Ubuntu, I'm no longer human...
Actually, if you read down on the specs of this chip, solves P=NP is one of the bullet points.
Clearly none of you have used the 77 standard of fortran...
Please, whatever you do, no more software-car analogies!!!!
Try MLB 2004 (I think) homerun derby. Only one button to hit so you have a free hand and is tons of fun while drinking.
Like the security at caltech is difficult to social engineer. I've known little kids more difficult to convince.
So 50 years ago in high school they were learning differential equations and real analysis? Crazy.
"an excuse to call the qestioner ignorant."
Especially when the questioner cannot spell questioner.
Consider the following:
1) The voyager spacecraft is moving away from us.
2) It is currently in a never-explored-area.
3) Further away areas have not been explored
This seems to imply that anywhere that the voyager spacecraft travels will therefore be never explored, thus making the never-explored-area part redundant....perhaps its been too long in the lab tonight...
Well, I guess that since this paper deals with unsupervised learning of natural languages and this NIST shootout was about Machine Translation that maybe they are just a little different. I admit I haven't fully digested the paper in the article but it seems to me that this is by far different. But he y, thats just me.
I for one welcome our large toothed overlords.
Actually, take a student who doesn't use firefox but is transfering or begining as a freshman at UC Berkeley. The first thing they do in the dorms before you get your internet connection is have you install a CD that turns on automatic updates, installs a firewall and antivirus software, and installs firefox. *POOF* New firefox users at school time.
It would seem logical that similar systems are setup at other institutions.
And after it takes over the monitor, keyboard, mouse , and internet connection, its says:
"All your resources are belong to us!"
japanese pop, here I come
just wait until the fly phishing...
Am I the only one that sees this. Rated M 17+, rated AO 18+. Uh oh. Not that delicate year of being 17. Please don't spoil our youth's minds.
Not only is the reviewer long winded, but trying to read text surrounded by that red backgound is the most difficult thing I've tried to do all day.
Fear Fujitsu's code. At a certain lab where I work, my friend has been doing research with the HOAP-2 for the past year and lets just say that Fujitsu doesn't have the nicest code available to work with. They certainly leave it up to the owner to figure out what to do with the thing.
I don't know, sounds like some innovative marketing to me.
1. Create a product that infringes on a patent.
2. Tell consumers they can't have it unless they get the guy who owns the patent to buy it.
3. Profit.
forgot the obligatory plug for the Berkeley CSUA
here is a link to a mp3 of the talk if anyone cares.
oh and go CSUA!
So its going somewhere fast?
Hell, I got to one of the previously mentioned big schools and I can walk into any of my professors offices and sit and talk to him about class material, advances in computing, or whatever also.