Comment Re:No iPhone touch screen? (Score 1) 523
I think you forgot to mention Xenu.
And the donations.
Comment Re:Host based networking? (Score 1) 374
That's what I was thinking. I've been using VMWare and VirtualBox for a long time, and I've never had to "fiddle with network bridges." I've never tried to do anything very complex though, so maybe the networking only works for common setups.
Comment Re:Horrible name. (Score 4, Funny) 140
Yes, I know that Nepomuk means "Networked Environment for Personalized, Ontology-based Management of Unified Knowledge" as stated in the article.
I assumed it was KumOpen (come open) backwards. I think the real acronym is even stupider than that.
Submission + - Natural language Javascript events
psydeshow writes: "We're in the middle of an amazing Javascript renaissance right now. Unbelievable magic happening, like Ryan Johnson's Event.Behavior.
So you can write stuff like "show('state_field').when('country').is('United States');", instead of fooling around with connecting and listening and callbacks. Nice!""A domain specific language for defining events in your JavaScript applications. It approximates how one would describe an event in the english language and allows you to extend it with your own verbs, conditions and events."
Journal Journal: Digg is Bizarro Slashdot. 1
I have a confession to make.
Sadly, I joined Digg just so I could try to "talk" to the hopeless uninformed people of today and see what they really think.
How dumb I was.
Slashdot recently posted this article http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/03/22/2121214 which was laughed at in unison here. AS it SHOULD BE, it's blatant FUD through and through.
However, a look at Digg...
Another Step Towards the Driverless Car 224
jtogel writes "At Essex, we have for some time been working on automatically learning how to race cars in simulation. It turns out that a combination of evolutionary algorithms and neural networks can learn how to beat all humans in racing games, and also come up with some quite interesting, novel behaviours, which might one day make their way into commercial racing games. While this is simulation, the race is now on for the real thing — we are setting up a competition for AI developers, where the goal is to win a race between model cars on real tracks. As the cars will be around half a meter long, the cost of participating will be a fraction of that for the famous DARPA Grand Challenge, whereas the challenges will be similar in terms of computer vision and AI."
