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  1. 49.5 million is not a large government contract. on D.C. Awards Obamacare IT Work To Offshore Outsourcer · · Score: 1

    I would estimate that between 50-200 people would be actively involved in this project, and probably shouldn't be thought of as "Large", or even "Larger". Furthur, any US government contract 100 million, in my experience, would never be classified as "Large". This is simply anti-political sensationalism.

  2. Re: GPA is a broken measure of intelligence on Spoiler Alert: Smart Kids Become Successful Adults · · Score: 1

    Tell that to Nikolai Tesla. Intelligence requires growth of the mind; The core of intellectual growth requires creativity. Brute force memorization, while necessary, is nothing without the element of improvisation or creativity. School, at least for me, was mostly memorization of dates, events, figures, etc. Seldom did I see an opportunity to truly engage in my own ideas. Especially between the constant social pressures associated with school. "School" hardly seems a fitting name.

  3. GPA is a broken measure of intelligence on Spoiler Alert: Smart Kids Become Successful Adults · · Score: 2

    I can show you straight A students who's life became a total tragic wreck. I can show you a C's & D's student who became a successful & happy adult. Our current socialized childcare(AKA public school system) with their GPA's & Competitive academics, will one day be viewed in the same light as the medical practice of bleeding out the bad blood: harmful and counterproductive. I'm sure Murdoch5 would agree that schools too often lack the very core of learning: creativity.

  4. Re:Normally I wouldn't own my own genes... on You Don't 'Own' Your Own Genes · · Score: 1

    Perhaps population control will be enforced through copyright?

  5. Shields Up Mr. Worf on Electricity Gives Bubbles Super Strength · · Score: 1

    Perhaps electrified zero-g super bubbles could be the first navigational shields? :)

  6. Auto Upload... Check on Man Charged With HIPAA Violations For Video Taping Police · · Score: 1

    Thanks data connection and free app for syncing my video automatically for me :)

  7. Re:short term gain on Do Recreational Drugs Help Programmers? · · Score: 0

    From person to person, reactions to mind altering substances differ greatly, and it is irrelevant to encouraging this admittance of stupidity for "Spurious Thinking". We all do stupid things that can positively impact us, it is our job as humans to establish balance in our life. Widely unenforceable laws, blame assignment, and petty attacks from your peers will always be positively harmful to society, and they need to stop. Find ways to help those with substance abuse problems, be brave, believe in them, help them succeed in their daily/lifelong battle. Further, leave the rest of the world alone; you cant help it, and it doesn't need 'saving'.

  8. Reality Check on In UK, Apple Must Run Ad Apologizing to Samsung · · Score: 1

    The iPad will now be described as: Magical and Humiliating.

  9. Re:The elephant in the room on Shut Up and Play Nice: How the Western World Is Limiting Free Speech · · Score: 1

    Tolerate Islamist extremists, or one will explode next to you. On second thought...

  10. Don't Use Our Tactics on Shut Up and Play Nice: How the Western World Is Limiting Free Speech · · Score: 0

    when people use this freedom of expression to provoke/humiliate others' values and beliefs to provoke/humiliate others' values and beliefs, they might protest violently, so please refrain from provoking/humiliating others' values and beliefs who provoke/humiliate others' values and beliefs that might protest violently.

  11. Re:'programmable computing' era comes to a close? on IBM Eyes Brain-Like Computing · · Score: 0

    #1 Watson is AMAZING, and it gives me hope #2 Sadly, He is not alive, and does not "Think" Having a bunch of neurons and connections doesn't constitute a consciousness; If we were able to virtualize an entire organism, it would certainly make the analysis of a "mind" more convenient. If you are involved in this kind of research, and found my post to be so offensive that it warranted an adrenaline spiked reply, I'm happy to have challenged you; best of luck!

  12. 'programmable computing' era comes to a close? on IBM Eyes Brain-Like Computing · · Score: 0

    Watson isn't making new data, he doesn't form any new ideas or concepts; I see no threat to my Software Engineering job. The only way this might be possible is to accurately virtualize every atom in a living organism, and hope it doesn't freak out when its surrounded by an infinite void... wait a minute?

  13. Re:Watson for President on IBM Eyes Brain-Like Computing · · Score: 0

    Ahhh~~~ man! I was gonna post that :(

  14. JS Threading without intervals/timeouts! on River Trail — Intel's Parallel JavaScript · · Score: 0

    Its about time!

  15. RIAA/MPAA FAIL on The Pirate Bay Founders Go Legit With BayFiles · · Score: 0

    Oh! this must be what the Masters of the Media-verse had in mind... ROFL XD

  16. Re:REST is not an architecture on Book Review: RESTful Java Web Services · · Score: 0

    Thank you, Pieroxy, for nailing that on the head so well. I especially liked how you said GOOD practices, and not BEST; because the last REST implementation I recall working on (starts with "Al" and ends in "Fresco") was about as frustrating as using a sledge hammer to fix a pair of eye glasses. REST is SOMETIMES a good idea, but NEVER the soul architecture anyone would EVER want to base a host of applications on, nor is it even capable of being that; subsequently, this is why you have never heard anyone compare REST to a robust architecture such as: EJB, Spring, or Rails. Why (thanks again to Pieroxy)? Because REST is ONLY an idea with no official specification.

  17. Re:Overhead lines are expensive on South Korea Launches First Electric Bus Fleet · · Score: 0

    10 mph? Hardly... You have obviously NOT visited Korea. Those bus drivers are seriously aggressive, they have to be, traffic in Seoul is severely congested, and as competitive as Starcraft.

  18. Re:Useless on South Korea Launches First Electric Bus Fleet · · Score: 0

    You are so dead on, Bus drivers & Taxi cabs in Korea remind me a playing Crazy Taxi, except worse. http://files.playstatic.com/ps3/crazy-taxi-fare-wars/crazytaxifarewars-pspscreenshots70832007-01-04.16-56-57-312.jpg

  19. Re:Useless on South Korea Launches First Electric Bus Fleet · · Score: 0

    perhaps for 1 driver, but for the bus, I would expect a bus in Seoul covers more distance than that in 1 day.

  20. zang, less smog! on South Korea Launches First Electric Bus Fleet · · Score: 0

    With a metro population greater that 22 million, I'd say that the residents of Seoul should be very happy to see pollution reducing tech on the streets; however, pedestrians should take extra caution. As bus drivers in Seoul can get really aggressive with the gas/break(reminded me of playing Crazy Taxi), the additional acceleration, and lower noise pollution of an electric drive train imposes an new sub set of risks the general population is not accustom to.

  21. singularity? on Intel Talks 1000-Core Processors · · Score: 0

    This be called a coretex, mr. data, or possibly a cluster-fuck

  22. Oh yay! on Research Shows How Deaf Cats' Brains Re-Purpose Auditory Centers · · Score: 0

    Perhaps these cats will actually be good listeners... sit fluffy sit!... Sit... Siiiiiiiit... SIT FLUFFY... nope... still the same.

  23. Re:Store in a water tower on In Oregon, Wind Power Surges Disrupting Grid · · Score: 0

    Potential energy storage is a nice clean alternative to batteries. could theoretically be stored in a gravity well (deep hole, heavy object), or using compressor. then allow the energy to be converted gradually at a rate the power lines can handle.

  24. Re:the facts of the case on Sci-Fi Writer Peter Watts Convicted of Assault · · Score: 0

    FYI: Assault is not attacking someone, thats battery. Assault is installing fear, the perception of possibly being attacked. thats why you'll never hear about someone being assaulted in their sleep; attacked, maybe, but not assaulted.

  25. dont count your chickens before they die on Google Android — a Universe of Incompatible Devices · · Score: 0

    more comparable to a solar system really (T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint, Deathstar/at&t); Android being the sun, carriers the planets. If Google is in the same position with the other carriers as it is with T-Mobile, it has the ultimate authority over the platform; perhaps being able to remove apps remotely isn't the only administrative advantage Google retains? Still, ultimately the carriers that use best practices in terms of interoperability, will effectively be a single force in the android system. We'll see how this massing Linux community manifests; mistakes will be made, lessons will be learned. I for one remain confident that this project will live up to the hype in ways we haven't yet imagined :)