Yeah, but a lot of it is down to politics. Persuading the powers that be to set budget aside for a new cluster may be difficult. But sneakily (or semi-sneakely) running around with a usb key, installing stuff is easy.
Besides the pointy haired types wouldn't have a clue about such things as power consumption.
"Look, it's a screensaver _and_ it's doing something useful!.
No implants for him. The will power to say no to
4 million offers a day, given his sizable capital... I guess it's not his only quality that may be described in that way.
I personally wouldn't want to have a deficiency in any area, especially such an important one. I'd rather be good at the thing that I love to do and at least competent in everything else.
Some people suggest that anyone with high enough IQ (or whichever measure of intelligence you want to use) is certain to have some form of autism.
Again I don't subscribe to this. Lots of people with brilliant minds are neurotipical (non-autistic). Take Kasparov for example, clearly uniquely intelligent,
but doesn't seem autistic at all.
... I hate sexiest men, who are afraid of intelligent women.
So, ugly blokes are fine then?...
Also,
I made some research to find a correlation between IQ (the intelligence quotient) and AQ (the autism-spectrum quotient). The results pretty much speak for themselves.
No, they don't.
You've got more (or at least equal number of) people with (allegedly) high IQ and lowish AQ scores, than the other way round. So the correlation, based on your results, will be close to zero.
I'm sure there may be link between IQ and AQ, but your "results" do not show it.
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Isn't that a bit, you know... redundant.
That would be Star Trek. 1984 is a classic.
AHAHAHAHAHAH!!!
Besides the pointy haired types wouldn't have a clue about such things as power consumption.
"Look, it's a screensaver _and_ it's doing something useful!.
And yes, ladies, he's all natuaral.
Get back to finishing Perl 6.
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The problem is that it's incredibly slow. Running any command on a network drive takes ages.
Dude, are you being sarcastic?
Shut up. You're ruining it.
Yeah, well he's trying to compensate for this with the name of the upcoming operating system.
Sorry, I dozed off while reading it.
Is this guy for real?
No, you FAIL it.
Seriously, the guy is all over the news here in the UK. And he actually looks quite skinny.
I'd take my command line anytime over Windows bloat!
Just use a bunch of FPGAs. That's what every man and his dog seem to be doing these days.
In terms of No of transistors/Overall performance we're still on target. Just look at how powerful Cell is.
IBM mainframes?
Some people suggest that anyone with high enough IQ (or whichever measure of intelligence you want to use) is certain to have some form of autism. Again I don't subscribe to this. Lots of people with brilliant minds are neurotipical (non-autistic). Take Kasparov for example, clearly uniquely intelligent, but doesn't seem autistic at all.
He didn't show any typical traits such as repetetive behaviour or social oddities. He was a loner, but that doesn't necessarily make him autistic.
Will this get +1 informative too?
What are people's experiences with OpenSSI vs OpenMosix?
So, ugly blokes are fine then?...
Also,
I made some research to find a correlation between IQ (the intelligence quotient) and AQ (the autism-spectrum quotient). The results pretty much speak for themselves.
No, they don't.
You've got more (or at least equal number of) people with (allegedly) high IQ and lowish AQ scores, than the other way round. So the correlation, based on your results, will be close to zero. I'm sure there may be link between IQ and AQ, but your "results" do not show it.
Now, that's just low ;)