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A little Cog Sci, a little Media Critique, a little Architecture, now if I could only find more. |
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September 8th, 2003 The Open Mind Word Expert project is about Stealing Cycles From Humans [pdf], but in a positive way helping computers to understand language ambiguities. I encourage everyone to help out. |
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September 18th, 2003 I'm a little behind the curve... maybe Nanomaterials that Triple the Life Of Brain Cells can help. |
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September 24th, 2003 Microsoft Risk to U.S. Security What a great headline. Unfortunately I find the article lacking. It feels like a biased report. I see conclusions, but no evidence, no thought process. Shoot, I even agree with the title, but this just doesn't cut it. Just another sensationalist piece of reporting. I wish, that we'd see a return to news, to science, to thought. To facts and real life. But maybe I'm just an almost middle age engineer, and no one would look or listen to anything that wasn't wrapped in blinking lights, flesh, or political demagoguery. |
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September 26th, 2003 As a long time fan of bathroom design, perhaps because I'm infamous for spending so much time in there, I loved finding the $120,000 shower. If your interested in more economical options, or just interested in some other aspect of bathroom design besides showers, you should check out Bath Web. Although the site is ugly, and not as easy to use as it was in the past, they still have a great list of manufactures, suppliers, and dealers. |