shellerik

"330,000 employees have already switched"? I think they mean 330,000 employees have already had Symphony installed on their machines. While internal teams may eventually switch tools to conform with some corporate standard the external teams will always use whatever is most appropriate for dealing with their customers. Customers may not care if email comes from Lotus Notes but they expect documents to be .doc, .xls, .ppt, .mpp, etc.

"those who kept their intentions private were more likely to achieve them"

Or they forgot about or lied about having those private intentions? How do you know that someone had private intentions?

I enjoy the fact that he uses two data points to support his conclusion that using two data points gives you better conclusions than guessing. Nothing circular about that reasoning at all. :-)

I thought he said "I don't get postmodernism, either because there's nothing to get or because I'm not capable of getting it, and I have my doubts that it is the latter."

I'd have to guess he used some kind of fourier analysis.

Well I guess I have to post the one I did a while back: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6nkqqOZKpY

I recorded the music on a midi keyboard then wrote some perl scripts to read the midi file and generate POV-Ray scene files to go along with it.

If you're not pushing yourself forward what are you doing instead? Perhaps whatever you are doing in place of pushing yourself forward is the marshmallow you need to say no to.

whitehouse.gov on the move up

most edus on the way down - a post ncaa tournament thing?

The seasonal changes are interesting. More work in the valley during the summer. More work at the ski areas in the winter.

This article seems kind of strange to me since I watch Hulu on my TV. I guess most people won't by the extra cable.

Interesting ideas. I wonder if the perfect AI would study its opponent's moves and learn to move just as they would, then it would be like the human is playing against themselves.