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by mlLK 18y ago
btw, here is Turing's intial claim: I PROPOSE to consider the question, 'Can machines think?' This should begin with definitions of the meaning of the terms 'machine 'and 'think'. The definitions might be framed so as to reflect so far as p
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Doing, Thinking, and Machines.(eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk)
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by mlLK 18y ago
2advanced.com; when I was a young chap I'd spend hours just mulling over Eric Jordan's stuff.
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by mlLK 18y ago
usually you need substance before form, but with Wufoo 'form' is substance; great business model.
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Beyond Games and the Future of Learning(brainygamer.com)
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America's Most Overrated Product: the Bachelor's Degree(chronicle.com)
54 points by mlLK 18y ago|38 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
ya except moving past something like free-markets is a fantasy in itself; power begets greed. imho, given the 2% that control 1/2 the worlds wealth it is that 98% moral objective to destroy that 2% and redistribute the wealth accordingly vi
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by mlLK 18y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden#International_rankings vs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian#International_rankings
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Google plans satellites, sea-based server farms(bloggingstocks.com)
1 points by mlLK 18y ago|0 comments
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by mlLK 18y ago
Who needs the Office when we have: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j50ZssEojtM ; I know I don't! ;)
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Science is the activity which defines humans as human.(globalpioneering.com)
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by mlLK 18y ago
I gotta play with a city when I was 12. Hell, they gave me nukes, aliens, riots, hurricanes, tornadoes; I used a whole class of disasters.
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by mlLK 18y ago
Oh I love Koreans; except the ones that play, I mean pwn, Starcraft.
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by mlLK 18y ago
Ya, but someone from the class of writers like Charles Petzold isn't hurting one bit from one book not going big. He needs to write more mind-blowing stuff like CODE or maybe find another audience besides hard-core Windows programmers, wh
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by mlLK 18y ago
I like your shaving metaphor, but how is a new user coming from a Windows XP ever going to respect what an admin account can really do w/o ever test-driving what root can really do, given that I'm sure most Windows users are running as an A
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by mlLK 18y ago
lol, ya yikes, is there no escape character for using * ?
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by mlLK 18y ago
Err, Firefox3 running fine here.
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by mlLK 18y ago
This is probably the best advice for linux/unix nubs; you will never learn what a computer is really for until you meet the machine face-to-face via a terminal. I don't know how many times it took me to corrupt my package-manager or butcher
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by mlLK 18y ago
oh lawl; http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/09/17/google-to-acquire-valve... deals an uppercut to TechCrunch and their staff.
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by mlLK 18y ago
The fact that IE is still pulling in big numbers is simply a sign of the times, and I believe it's volume of use and prevalence will eventually die off in the years to come. In short, the majority of computer users i.e. people are technic
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by mlLK 18y ago
how is this not plastered all over NPR?
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HowToLearn(c2.com)
1 points by mlLK 18y ago|0 comments