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    Harvard Researchers Create Computer Language That can Penetrate the "Mind" of a Cell
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    by Silkweaver  Yesterday 8:06 AM   
     This seems to be a milestone in molecular biology and synthetic biology. Using such tools we will be able to better understand molecular biological processes, and perhaps to design novel biological artifacts from scratch.
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    New Mode Of Gene Regulation Discovered In Mammals
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    by Silkweaver  7-13-2008   
     As research advances, the more it becomes clear, that gene regulation networks are actually complex computing machines. DNA is not a mere repository of information. What's more, the newly discovered mechanism is self referential, which adds another later of complexity to gene regulation processes.
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    Quantum Computing Breakthrough Arises From Unknown Molecule
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    by Silkweaver  6-29-2008    1
     No Remarks
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    The Planet's Most Massively Awesome Computer -The Large Hadron
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    by Silkweaver  6-27-2008    1
     By some, it certainly seems to be one of the most outrageously wasteful projects upon the earth. Perhaps it is. I, for one do not think so. I think that understanding the universe as far as we can understand it justifies almost any economical price. Because this is part of what makes us human; the desire to uncover the mysteries of the universe. All this to capture one tiny hypothetical particle. Is it not amazing?
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    AMD's Cinema 2.0 demo: "you won't just play movies, you'll play in them"
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    by Silkweaver  6-20-2008   
     Looks fun. (strangely lacks audio).
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    An Anatomy of a Super Computer: A Look Inside Roadrunner
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    by Silkweaver  6-18-2008    1
     These creatures have a really very brief moment of glory, when we call them 'Super'. In less than a year it will be forgotten, outmatched by many.
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    How power-hungry are the Top500 supercomputers?
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    by Silkweaver  6-18-2008   
     But what might have surprised the authors of the list the most is that 301 of the 500 supercomputers on last November's list are nowhere to be seen. After seven months, they're simply not powerful enough to make the list. :-)
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    Oh Baby! First photograph of early modern computer
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    by Silkweaver  6-17-2008    4
     Run baby run! :-)
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    World-record Supercomputer Mimics Human Sight Brain Mechanisms
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    by Silkweaver  6-15-2008    2
     Based on the results of PetaVision's inaugural trials, Los Alamos researchers believe they can study in real time the entire human visual cortex--arguably a human being's most important sensory apparatus. The ability to achieve human levels of cognitive performance on a digital computer could lead to important insights and revolutionary technological applications. Such applications include "smart" cameras that can recognize danger or an autopilot system for automobiles that could take over for incapacitated drivers in complex situations such as navigating dense urban traffic.
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    Intelligent computers read your emotions
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    by Silkweaver  5-30-2008   
     The researchers’ system extracted a large number of vocal characteristics, such as “prosodic features,” which include the rhythm, intensity, rate, and frequency of speech. Facial features were extracted holistically. Then, the researchers trained the system on several short video samples of individuals showing different emotions, from which it connected certain features with emotions.
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    They say they want a revolution
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    by Silkweaver  5-22-2008    4
     Increasing computing power 10,000 times — to speeds in the hundreds of petaflops — would allow modellers to study simulations at the kilometre scale, enabling better predictions on the activity of hurricanes and, eventually, the local deep convection that transfers much energy into the upper atmosphere (see 'A real solution?'). This research could then be fed into operational models.
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    The photonic beetle
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    by Silkweaver  5-21-2008    2
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    Jaguar supercomputer, upgraded to double performance
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    by Silkweaver  5-19-2008   
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    Quantum computers take step toward practicality
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    by Silkweaver  5-11-2008   
     In computing, a logic gate is built to accept a set of inputs and, depending on their properties, provide a specific output. In the binary logic found in today's electrical computers, a certain gate will yield a "1" only if all of its inputs are "1"s. Otherwise it will yield a "0." Similarly, a quantum photonic gate would work by detecting the properties of input photons from two light beams, called "control" and "signal," and then producing an output based on those, such as by flipping the polarization of one of the input photons.
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    A Game worthwhile playing !
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    by Silkweaver  5-10-2008    2
     As a serious gamer I am certainly going to devote some time to this one. The idea is brilliant. Collaborative computing may bring breakthroughs that are decades away otherwise. If you pop this at least give the game a try :-)
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    Ten weirdest computers
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    by Silkweaver  4-18-2008    1
     An interesting and condensed presentation of computing methods, which shows the universality of the concept of computing.
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    Intel forecasts Moore's law to continue until 2029
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    by Silkweaver  4-8-2008   
     I cannot wait for the moment when I can simulate myself, just faster, much faster :-)
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    Open source versus Google
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    by Silkweaver  12-18-2007   
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    A factory on your desk
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    by Silkweaver  1-9-2007   
     Could not make my mind if it's ultimately cool or really hot stuff :-)
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    Nano medicine becoming real
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    by Silkweaver  12-14-2006    1
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