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requires a login to read it. Will have to try and see if I can find a google link for it.

We had to log in to follow a link a day or two ago but I didn't have to log in to read this one. (At least I don't remember signing up with the NY Times and setting cookies to log in automatically.)

I think that I was reading an article about this where they were going to be trying to use one of IBM's newest "supercomputers" to play Jeopardy to demonstrate the technology.

I THINK that this what they were talking about. The folks at IBM R&D *phew*. They've got money to spare, AND they do some really really crazy stuff. (Although some of their over 14k patent applications are quite useless).

Example: the laser where would we be without that now lol

Adam A. Wanderer wrote:

(Although some of their over 14k patent applications are quite useless).

You never can tell, sometimes old papers lie on a "shelf" for a long, long time, gathering dust, and then are rediscovered as "just the right thing" to solve a current problem.

http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Par ... 0090119148

A patent for the 40-minute meetings between 7 AM and 1 PM??? Like seriously???

Anyone seen|try this yet?
http://www.wolframalpha.com/

brityank wrote:Anyone seen|try this yet?
http://www.wolframalpha.com/

hmm...no. But neat!