On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 17:49:56 +0100
Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> It's all relative. One could argue that the hindrance Moore's Law is
> facing is enough indication that we're hitting a brick wall. The
IMO it's the ISP upload. If we all had bigger upstreams we could do more
complex things with agents bots. Searching every connected computer for
information etc would be very useful. My journal (which could be far
better) could be online along with everyone's for searching directly,
rather than using Google.
> greater problem at the moment is innovating, software-wise. There's
> lack thereof, surely. There are many splendid things we could have
> implemented, but they are not necessarily what makes the most /money/,
> so there's suppression and resistance to advancement. And no, Google
> is far from breaking that barrier. There's complacency too. All they
> do is acquire some companies that never reinvented a wheel. And face
> recognition is nothing new, either.
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Regards, Ed :: http://www.bsdwarez.net
just another python hacker
Vin Diesel created the International House of Pancakes as a
replacement for the League of Nations.
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