Yes, i know , but it doesn't that they identical. Brain have a complex algorithms for inromation search at other level, in example when we trying to remember what we seen yersterday we don't use search algorithm on the binary level - i think.But maybe it's just something like a program in our head, i can wrong of couse;-)
i think that the main difference between computers and brains is algorithms for the searching. Out brains use associative algorithms, but computers use linear-like algorithms. in addition, don't forget `microcode';-) that used on this differrent devices.
I think that all open and free software like Mozilla (FireFox|ThunderBird,...) must learn users to migrate from m$ windows to one of the free and open *nix'es.
Slashdot Mirror
Yes, i know , but it doesn't that they identical. ;-)
Brain have a complex algorithms for inromation search at other level, in example when we trying to remember what we seen yersterday we don't use search algorithm on the binary level - i think.But maybe it's just something like a program in our head, i can wrong of couse
PS Sorry for my english
i think that the main difference between computers and brains is algorithms for the searching. ;-) that used on this differrent devices.
Out brains use associative algorithms, but computers use linear-like algorithms.
in addition, don't forget `microcode'
PS Sorry for my english
I think that this keyboard made specially for dummies!
How I can work eith it in my emacs? How about my native language symbols?
QWERTY keyboard is more useful IMHO.
>What about a MSI package?
...) must learn users to migrate from m$ windows to one of the free and open *nix'es.
You are really needed in it?
I think that all open and free software like Mozilla (FireFox|ThunderBird,