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Bump.
The term “bump” has been used online for at least the last couple of years, particularly on larger group blogs when someone who administers the site wants a specific post or comment to get… more →
Communion Of Dreams
Automated generation of machining sequences
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Rod Carvalho wrote 2 months ago: When I was an undergraduate student I took a course on Machining. I did not enjoy to study the detai … more →
Jon Udell discusses Electronic Medical Records with mTuitive CTO Peter O'Toole
mTuitive Admin wrote 4 months ago: Can electronic medical records really help us deliver better care at lower cost? Maybe, says Peter O … more →
Progress Report - June 2008
aiguy wrote 4 months ago: In this report, I focused on my presentation for the upcoming ICAI ‘09 conference in Las Vegas … more →
Advice Language
aiguy wrote 5 months ago: Back in 1990, since my goal back then was to develop a chess playing computer algorithm using prolog … more →
Google Squared & Legal Research
legalinformatics wrote 5 months ago: Greg Lambert has a very interesting new post about Google Squared and legal research. He finds mixed … more →
Summary of WolframAlpha & Legal Research
legalinformatics wrote 6 months ago: We’ve had a lively discussion of WolframAlpha & its implications for legal research. Thank … more →
WolframAlpha and Legal Questions
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legalinformatics wrote 6 months ago: [NOTE: Updated on 5-19-2009 to add link to summary of discussion of this topic; and on 5-17-2009 to … more →
Bump.
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James Downey wrote 7 months ago: The term “bump” has been used online for at least the last couple of years, particularly … more →
Meet Seth's great-x17-grandmother.
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James Downey wrote 8 months ago: [This post contains mild spoilers about Communion of Dreams.] One of the main characters from my nov … more →
Computer Generated Self-Care Advice via Web-Based Triage of Complaints in Primary Care
vivici wrote 8 months ago: Computer generated self-care advice systems are used in health care to support self-management and t … more →
Here come the thin-film computers.
James Downey wrote 11 months ago: Well, another prediction arriving just about right on time. In Communion of Dreams, one of the major … more →
Go figure.
James Downey wrote 1 year ago: Plug this blog into Typealyzer and what do you get? The analysis indicates that the author of http:/ … more →
Another prediction win! Well, sorta.
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James Downey wrote 1 year ago: [Mild spoilers ahead.] In Communion of Dreams, there comes a point where the A.I. Seth is tasked wit … more →
Well, that's somewhat comforting. I think.
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James Downey wrote 1 year ago: Quick note . . . Been very busy the last couple of days doing some major yardwork. I’ll post … more →
"You're in the desert, you see a tortoise lying on its back, struggling, and you're not helping -- why is that?"*
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James Downey wrote 1 year ago: So, according to FOX News, our friends at the Department of Homeland Security will soon have a new t … more →
Flexibility.
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James Downey wrote 1 year ago: [This post contains mild spoilers about Communion of Dreams.] One of the difficulties facing compute … more →
"Doom, DOOM, I say!!"
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James Downey wrote 1 year ago: A good friend sent me a link to a longish piece in the latest edition of The Atlantic titled Is Goog … more →
Programming in Jess -- Part 02
gravcollapse wrote 1 year ago: Implementation: Consider the implementation of the following rule If ((Arnold is the father of Alan) … more →
Programming in Jess -- Part 01
gravcollapse wrote 1 year ago: There are a couple of ways, that I like anyway of programming in Jess: 1. Half Jess language code, w … more →
