41. Slaves Of A New Machine: (2) © 1994 By Laura Fillmore on the fundamental shift in economics which fuels the new machine, the shift testingof the concept that time and attention can indeed prove valuable currency http://archives.obs-us.com/obs/english/papers/slave2.htm

This is an archive page !!! Slaves of a New Machine: Exploring the For-Free/For-Pay Conundrum by Laura Fillmore Part 2 Presented at the Fifth Conference on Organizational Computing, Coordination, and Collaboration: Making Money on the Internet Austin, Texas May 10, 1994 laura@obs-us.com We see this sponsorship model in frequent practice around the Net today, vast electronic for-free Internet sandboxes such as SUNsite, funded by Sun Microsystems and Cisco Systems and others. The sponsors gain by providing their equipment to people making creative use of it, so others will come and see what they are doing, and...buy the sponsors equipment or products. So, as the freely available ASCII files for the Internet Companion fueled the sales of the printed book, so too the freely available playground sandbox at SUNsite spurs the sales of the sponsors' wares. It is kinetic advertising at its best, and it capitalizes on the fundamental shift in economics which fuels the new machine, the shift from the economy of scarcity, of buying and selling things, ideas incarnated as physical things, to the economics of abundance, where what is for sale isn't a thing at all, but the minds, the attention, of those paying attention to the ideas and information. Such an apparently "free" online environment makes for a welcome change, away from our common human penchant for owning and hoarding things with price tags on them. In the economy of abundance, the status of having shifts to the status of having access.

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May 16 Meeting Semantics of Machine Instructions at Multiple Levels of Abstraction Gang Tan (Princeton) Mobile code safety becomes increasingly important as mobile code becomes more prevalent. Proof-carrying code(PCC), proposed by Necula, is a framework for the mechanical verification of safety properties (such as type safety) of machine language programs with a machine-checkable proof. Foundational PCC (FPCC) described by Appel and Felty is a refinement that gives types a denotational semantics and thus bases all the proofs on a foundational logic. The semantic model of types in FPCC links machine states with types, enabling us to formalize high level specifications of machine instructions as abstract instructions and prove the implementation relation between concrete and abstract instructions. Proofs of implementation relations are done in an implementation hierarchy. Illustrated by a toy machine, I'll also show how to formalize the notion of typability of machine code based on implementation relations and prove type safety theorems (progress and preservation). A Moby status report John Reppy (Bell Labs) We have been working on compiler for Moby for the past two years. In this talk, I will describe the current state of the implementation and discuss a number of interesting technical issues that have come up in the implementation effort. I will talk about the infrastructure for cross-module typechecking and inlining, work on loop optimizations, and supporting advanced control structures and concurrency.

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updated at midnight GMT search nature science update advanced search Clonaid machine 'nothing special' Standard gadget behind alleged first human clones. 3 February 2003 TOM CLARKE The RMX2010 produces electric current to drive cell fusion. The "extraordinary" machine that controversial biotech company Clonaid maintains it used to create Eve, the 'first human clone', seems "perfectly ordinary", say cell-fusion experts. The lime-green cloning machine went on display at London's Science Museum last week as part of an exhibit on the possible veracity of Clonaid's claim and the potential impact of human cloning on society. Rather than adding credibility to the cloning claim, displaying the machine - similar to standard models in laboratories around the world - further undermines it, says cell biologist Azim Surani of the University of Cambridge, UK. If their claims are true, "why don't they show the key data, not just the machine?" asks Surani. "They need to provide scientific proof." Clonaid has so far refused to give independent investigators access to their three alleged cloned babies. Analysis of any infants' and donors' DNA would rapidly and conclusively prove or disprove the claims.

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Is the World Provably Indeterminate? Simplicio: Determinism is well defined. A deterministic system is one in which the future state at any time can be calculated by a complete knowledge of the state at some initial time and a recursive mechanism for calculating future states. Simplicio: Your Pi example is not a difficult model to crack. Standard cryptography techniques would catch that easily. Salviati: Not so. Any finite string of decimal digits occurs (infinitely often) in the decimal expansion of both pi and e (assuming the digits of these two numbers are normally distributed). Furthermore, the string occurs with the same frequency in both expansions. Therefore, it would never be possible, based on any finite number of digits, to decide whether the operative algorithm was pi or e, nor whether we had correctly identified the relevant occurrence in the expansion. Simplicio: That is not the issue, Salviati. The issue is could you come to understand *a* physical law of causation based on limited experimental data? The sequences generated in the decimal expansion are simple recursive functions that could be found by exhaustive search techniques. You do not need to have an exact law with absolute certainty to be able to do science. All you need is laws that have predictive power. Salviati: But your assertions are already falsified by the example we are discussing, Simplicio. Exhaustive search techniques won't work on the digits of pi, because the search space is inexhaustible. Therefore, even assuming there is a match between our System and some sequence in the digits of pi, there is no finite amount of "exhaustive searching" that would assure us a probability greater than epsilon of finding the match for any epsilon > 0. Thus a System can be perfectly deterministic and yet utterly unpredictable based on any inferences that could be drawn from any finite set of observations of the System.

54. Recent Pubs Of Manfred K. Warmuth for which we can prove strong relative loss bound On the Worstcase Analysis ofTemporal-difference Learning Algorithms, Journal of machine Learning, Vol. http://www.cse.ucsc.edu/~manfred/pubs.html

Recent pubs of Manfred K. Warmuth We have developed a framework for deriving and analysing simple on-line learning algorithms. A learning problem is given by a parameterized class of predictors, a divergence measure in the labelling domain (loss function) and a divergence measure in the parameter domain. My favorite divergences are Bregman divergences. A tutorial that shows the usefulness of the Bregman divergences "Proving Relative Loss Bounds for On-Line Learning Algorithms Using Bregman Divergences", COLT 00, June 28 - July 1, 2000, Stanford University.(with C. Gentile) [Postscript] [Postscript of references] A more recent tutorial (July 25, Dagstuhl, Germany) that contrasts the two main families of algorithms: the geometric and information theoretic algorithms. The first one is motivated by using the squared Eucledian distance as the parameter divergence and the second family by the relative entropy "On-line Learning - Methods and Open Problems" Dagstuhl, Germany, July 25, 2001. [Postscript] A paper that contains some of the details of how we use Bregman divergences for proving relative loss bounds. In particular we make the connection between Bregman divergences and the exponential family of distributions

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56. Heidelberg College News Release lives. However, they must first answer a riddle from the riddle machineto prove that they are ready to land on the planet. The http://www.heidelberg.edu/publications/releases/0103-riddle-machine.html

Heidelberg to Stage The Riddle Machine Contact Information Bulletins Catalogs Fact Sheets ... News Releases January 23, 2003 Contact: Ericka Daniels Office of College Relations, (419) 448-2171 Heidelberg to Stage The Riddle Machine The Heidelberg College Theatre Department will present the children's play The Riddle Machine Feb. 6-8 at 7:30 p.m. in Gundlach Theatre. The Riddle Machine, written by Beth Lambert, is a tale of "growing-up" according to Rick Groetzinger, Ph.D., director of the Heidelberg theatre department, who is directing the play. The Riddle Machine is the tale of five children who are traveling to another planet to begin new lives. However, they must first answer a riddle from the riddle machine to prove that they are ready to land on the planet. The children must also overcome their robot guardian who keeps them divided. With the help of a dove that is also on the spaceship, the children finally realize they must unite to answer the riddle. Joe Stumpo will perform in the role of the robot and Will Schweda III will play the dove. The following students play the parts of the five children: James Scherf as Ug, Jennifer Maag as Polly, Seth Carey as Casper, Tabitha Shick as Cara and Eddie Ortiz as Hap. Kristi Porada will serve as stage manager for the production.

57. Connect - Machine Shop - An R2D2 To Call Your Own - - Darwin Archive - Darwin Ma says. There's no killer app in this market yet. But we want to jumpstart that market and prove there are customers out there. . my http://www.darwinmag.com/read/machineshop/

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Advertisement: Support JavaWorld, click here! September 2001 HOME FEATURED TUTORIALS COLUMNS FORUM ... JAVA TIPS INDEX JavaWorld Services Free JavaWorld newsletters ProductFinder Education Resources White Paper Library NEW! Rational Resources The Web at your (machine's) service Use Web services to deliver information to a cell phone via SMS Summary This article provides a practical Web service implementation based on the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP), Universal Description Discovery and Integration (UDDI), and Web Services Description Language (WSDL) for delivering SMS messages to cellular phones. It also demonstrates how to convert an existing system into one that can exploit Web services. For that, Sonal Bansal and Gaurav Pal will use the CellQuotes application example presented in their earlier article, " Deliver Cellular Text Messages with SMS 2,800 words; September 28, 2001 By Sonal Bansal and Gaurav Pal Printer-friendly version Mail this to a friend Page 1 of 3 Advertisement he World Wide Web changes constantly. Since its inception, it has expanded exponentially, grown easier to navigate, and adapted effortlessly to new and innovative uses. However, thus far the Web's interface has been largely friendly to humans but unfriendly to machines. Current technologies open up the Web only to humans through HTML links and URLs. Just imagine the services we could provide if

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TR automation TR Publication process Paper Trail Abstract and Status This document describes the current paper trail of the TR publication process, that is the different steps, actors and approvals a document must go through before being published on the TR page and then analyzes the ways it could be automated and the potential benefits of this automation. It's part of the TR automation project , developed more or less in the SWAD framework . It's not the result of any consensus except the editor with himself. Current paper trail As a results of the Process Document and the Pubrules , a document ready to be published in TR space goes (or should go) through the following steps: the document editor of the Chair asks for approval of the status section to the Team contact if the document is new or reaches the status of CR, PR or REC, the Team contact requests approval from the Director The document editor, the Chair or the Team contact asks for a publication date to the Webmaster and the Comm Team if needed (press release, AC announcement, ...)

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