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by jbottoms 8y ago
The Modcomp computer, 1970+, had a dynamically programmed instruction set capability using a programmable ROM. It was targeted at applications written for other systems, and for realtime problems that benefited by an instruction set crafted
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Your background is in engineering so that informs your choices. Further, math/CS are not linearly enumerated fields. E.g., there is no field of CS, it is a domain of many fields. Think tree, not list. That domain would take you a lifet
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by jbottoms 8y ago
One of the biggest reasons for the interest is that the first telescope was developed that could see birds and people on the moon. That would be like television shows every night. http://hoaxes.org/archive/permalink&#x2
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by jbottoms 8y ago
Mechanical puzzles come in 10 categories and that includes Twisty Puzzles such as Rubik's Cube. John Rausch maintains the largest encyclopedic web site for mechanical puzzles. https://johnrausch.com/PuzzleWorld/cat
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by jbottoms 8y ago
But a major part of networking is charisma. Or, as Andy Warhol said, "Without charisma, you're dead."
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How does it compare with Djikstra's stunting algorithm?
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That's fabulous, it hits all the right buttons, AI, AR, Actors, Machine Learning, Unity 3D _AND_ source code. My students will love this, and I hope we can become contributors.
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by jbottoms 8y ago
There were rumors that very friendly French persons were strategically seated next to top tech's who were developing new technology. Probing discussions ensued.
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by jbottoms 8y ago
Shall we debunk the stick figure holding a square over a fire while 3 clouds are above the fire?
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I believe it was Big Brother that had a patent for AI using spreadsheets back in the early 1980's. It did not stand up to scrutiny if I recall.
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Mr. Moskowitz should revisit his research. Heinz did their preparation before capturing the market. This involved taste testers and a close examination of how ketchup flows and adheres to bread. Then there is the small item of federal regul
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by jbottoms 8y ago
I have to agree with LT, but not on technical issues. This is a question of business issues. You can look at many facets of different cases, but they are all distilled into "Path Dependant Behavior". Sometimes it is called "B
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Do the new neurons inherit quorum sensing abilities? That might even be an interesting feature of ANN's.
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Once again the U.S. has been caught on the back foot. We are late in responding to GDPR and by now the scope has changed. The real issue is that there is no regulatory body for the protocols of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Market driven r
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How about you embiggen it to include polar on 1 unit circle and 3 points in 1x1x1 square (Pro version has more detail). Maybe even include shading and luminescence.
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What was the render time?
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by jbottoms 8y ago
An article in Harvard Negotiation Law Review points out that courts can order arbitration if both parties agree to it, but cannot control the mechanisms of the arbitration. Therefore, if the company is paying any portion of the arbitrator&#
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by jbottoms 8y ago
The court transcripts of the Visio provide a snapshot of insight. Visio was selling reduced data without informing consumers that they were being monitored. There is case information on line and I don't recall it exactly, but it was de
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What I find curious through this whole affair is the silence on the topic by the U.S. For two countries that share a "Special Relationship" I had expected to hear the State Dept. say something. After all, major changes in governan
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by jbottoms 8y ago
Any ideas if that terrain would be released? It along with the building represents a lot of work and instructive material. And the code includes many .h files. It would be great to see those also.
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by jbottoms 8y ago
I have a more informed perspective. First, Finland introduced a browser (Erwise) two years before the W3c browser. Second, the U.S. is stumbling in terms of getting beyond analytic and ANN designs, and AGI is an area where few in the U.S. w
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by jbottoms 8y ago
I agree with your Trump assessment with one addition: on his way out the door, his last words will be, "That's it, I'm outta here, you don't appreciate what a great job I did, it was beautiful, you don't deserve me.
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by jbottoms 8y ago
Is there a set of preprocessor directives for use in Cerberus that will make programs compatible? That is,ignoring the undefined issues.
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Link broken...
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by jbottoms 8y ago
I second this. The leading edge in HCI is in VR. Imaging the new degrees of freedom from popping menus around in 3-space leads to challenges. What happens to that menu then when your avatar does a cartwheel across the battlefield. Or, how d
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Security is not too difficult on a decent network. There are several that meet Federal requirements. The problem is that the Web design was leaky in the first place. The companies that specified it wanted free flowing data above all else wi
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Then the English would be "currency exchange".
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What is the meaning of "circulation" in the section Business Credibility?
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Any idea what the instruction set looks like? Is it a Von Neumann architecure?
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Dijkstra's Shunting algorithm, also called the Twin Stack algorithm, is a work of art in its simplicity and function. It can convert an algebraic express to a RPN sequence that can be executed on a stack machine. I like to use it to te

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