I believe January of 2007 would be just "January" and "last January" would be January of 2006. The URL seems to verify this as the intended interpretation.
What you are saying would make sense if this device physically created a 3d replica/hologram of the object in your mouth. What I'm trying to figure out is how this plugs into your brain, not how to explore an object with my tongue.
Just like a woman to write a post thinking she knows about playing games;)
(just kidding)
In all serious, I'm 25, got a good job, and am drooling for the DS lite. The best games I've ever played were the 2d games of the 16-bit generation, which seems to be the sweet spot for the ds, and it's freaking portable. I'll buy one the first day I can. Now if only they would port nights to it and all of you mainstream geeks would have seen what you've been missing for the past ten years.
I used to have that game, I think I was 5 or so. That would have been '86. There was also a one player version of the same game that was donkey kong junior. I remember getting it for my cousin on my his birthday, but my dad was cool enough to get the me the 2 screen clam shell! Thanks dad!
To parent and gp,
You can get a used ps2 for under $75 on ebay. Certainly cheaper than any gaming upgrade to a pc, and via ebay NONE of the proceeds go to Sony. I mean come on.
Yar, this is Morlock the Troll...For ye to attempt to slam me again you must answer three questions...1. Why do ye bitch so much? 2. Why do you love men in the homo way. Homo. yar. 3. Why help a bitcher?
I was a troll, but then i feel in the love with the beautiful princess and she freed me from my spell...so now im a badass motherfucker who loooooooves pussy.
If you don't like your job and have any type of talent, then quit and find a new one. Untalented? Then your doomed to the hell that is "professional" web development for eternity.
If you're risk adverse, then quit submitting/reading slashdot and playing world of warcraft, get a case of frapaccino and go wild. If you wanna get it done, then put in 100hrs a week and kill the bitch.
The last thing I wanna see after 18 straight hours of writing ai code is some web developer bitching that he needs more help. WHEN I BLINK I SEE VIM PANES!
That would work, or the game developers could just include keyboard and mouse support for their xbox games. They will eventually, just wait till a crop of badass online RTS and MMORPGS pops up for the 360.
MS should pull that on Halo 3, that would probably convince alot of the online fps'ers to pick it up.
I'm curious to see if someone tries to pull down a subscription fee for a game on top of the xbox live subscription. Those games make a ton of money, I'm sure the distribs would love to tap the console installed base.
I'm sure this is the wrong crowd, but that image would make some awesome LSD blotter art.
(It actually is great art form, and many people collect the virgin sheets.)
This is purely a result of iTune's video features being severely crippled. You can't rip your DVDs, nor can you import video in other formats. The only way a person can easily watch videos on their new video iPod is download them from the iTunes store, hence the high sales figures. If you want to put your own content on it, you have to either rip/download it, then decompress it to a huge raw file, then re-encode it to H.264, a process that takes hours on my dual 2.7 ghz G5. Obviously we will never see DVD ripping, and probably not xvid/divx importing either.
I could live with buying all of my video media from ITMS if it was in High Def, or even DVD res. I downloaded an episode of Lost, and the quality was terrible when watched at full screen. In addition, this whole distribution channel is in severe need of a video enabled airport express.
I just hope they eventually get it right.
Pagerank is beautiful for it's simplicity, but it is a specific implementation of the search layer. What IBM is touching on here is not a search layer, it's parseing layer on top of the search engine. That parseing layer will be where the search companies fight it out over the next few years. The concept is called Natural Language Search and I'm sure all the big boys have been working on it for some time now. IBM hasn't hit it here, but they defintely just took a step ahead of google et al.
Ask Jeeves tried a new implemenation of it this May, but it's still very raw. It is probably the first implementation we've seen of Kozoru's natural language processing engine (although there is no mention of it anywhere).
I've been working on the problem as well, and am quite pleased with my results. Hopefully I'm about to start that company that hardly anyone has heard of yet!:)
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I believe January of 2007 would be just "January" and "last January" would be January of 2006. The URL seems to verify this as the intended interpretation.
That sounds like a great way to get a MASSIVE amount of really crappy music.
It's very simple. One, they paid for the bandwidth for people to distribute their videos. Two, they had a lax policy regarding copyright infringement.
If you don't call them 'powerbooks' you're part of the problem! ;)
We already have this technology, it's called Teamsters!
What you are saying would make sense if this device physically created a 3d replica/hologram of the object in your mouth. What I'm trying to figure out is how this plugs into your brain, not how to explore an object with my tongue.
Just like a woman to write a post thinking she knows about playing games ;)
(just kidding)
In all serious, I'm 25, got a good job, and am drooling for the DS lite. The best games I've ever played were the 2d games of the 16-bit generation, which seems to be the sweet spot for the ds, and it's freaking portable. I'll buy one the first day I can. Now if only they would port nights to it and all of you mainstream geeks would have seen what you've been missing for the past ten years.
I used to have that game, I think I was 5 or so. That would have been '86. There was also a one player version of the same game that was donkey kong junior. I remember getting it for my cousin on my his birthday, but my dad was cool enough to get the me the 2 screen clam shell! Thanks dad!
To parent and gp, You can get a used ps2 for under $75 on ebay. Certainly cheaper than any gaming upgrade to a pc, and via ebay NONE of the proceeds go to Sony. I mean come on.
I think we've all heard this before.
If you wrote it on Wikipedia, him pasteing segments of your article here is COMPLETELY fair use.
I was a troll, but then i feel in the love with the beautiful princess and she freed me from my spell...so now im a badass motherfucker who loooooooves pussy.
If you don't like your job and have any type of talent, then quit and find a new one. Untalented? Then your doomed to the hell that is "professional" web development for eternity. If you're risk adverse, then quit submitting/reading slashdot and playing world of warcraft, get a case of frapaccino and go wild. If you wanna get it done, then put in 100hrs a week and kill the bitch. The last thing I wanna see after 18 straight hours of writing ai code is some web developer bitching that he needs more help. WHEN I BLINK I SEE VIM PANES!
Don't quite know what yet but snorting cocaine is climbing up the list quite quickly... hmmm....
Me too. -bg
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That would work, or the game developers could just include keyboard and mouse support for their xbox games. They will eventually, just wait till a crop of badass online RTS and MMORPGS pops up for the 360.
MS should pull that on Halo 3, that would probably convince alot of the online fps'ers to pick it up.
I'm curious to see if someone tries to pull down a subscription fee for a game on top of the xbox live subscription. Those games make a ton of money, I'm sure the distribs would love to tap the console installed base.
I'm sure this is the wrong crowd, but that image would make some awesome LSD blotter art. (It actually is great art form, and many people collect the virgin sheets.)
This is purely a result of iTune's video features being severely crippled. You can't rip your DVDs, nor can you import video in other formats. The only way a person can easily watch videos on their new video iPod is download them from the iTunes store, hence the high sales figures. If you want to put your own content on it, you have to either rip/download it, then decompress it to a huge raw file, then re-encode it to H.264, a process that takes hours on my dual 2.7 ghz G5. Obviously we will never see DVD ripping, and probably not xvid/divx importing either. I could live with buying all of my video media from ITMS if it was in High Def, or even DVD res. I downloaded an episode of Lost, and the quality was terrible when watched at full screen. In addition, this whole distribution channel is in severe need of a video enabled airport express. I just hope they eventually get it right.
Pagerank is beautiful for it's simplicity, but it is a specific implementation of the search layer. What IBM is touching on here is not a search layer, it's parseing layer on top of the search engine. That parseing layer will be where the search companies fight it out over the next few years. The concept is called Natural Language Search and I'm sure all the big boys have been working on it for some time now. IBM hasn't hit it here, but they defintely just took a step ahead of google et al.
:)
Ask Jeeves tried a new implemenation of it this May, but it's still very raw. It is probably the first implementation we've seen of Kozoru's natural language processing engine (although there is no mention of it anywhere). I've been working on the problem as well, and am quite pleased with my results. Hopefully I'm about to start that company that hardly anyone has heard of yet!
and it won't compile anything untill it downloads the 750 meg develoeper tools package. Fire up the airport!
Yes, it's called EVDO. It should be nationwide for all major carriers in a matter of months (for real this time though).
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