Redstone Wants Results
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I see why Sumner Redstone did what he did.
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At last, we have the results in the Talk-to-the-Prime-Designer Contest. I apologize for the delay, which was due partly to the volume of entries (over 400) and partly to an unusual late-hour conflict among the judges. The rules of the contest were simple: Assume weâre all living in a computer simulation like the envisioned by [...].
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By David Hayes, The Kansas City Star, Mo.  Mar. 10--An engineer will push a couple of keys early Sunday and digitally reset Union Station's trademark lobby clock.
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"Rubinius is a project to watch", so says Charles Nutter in his post Rite, Rubinius, and Everything &mdash; I think he's right.  Evan is hard at work making things work better in rubinius.  He's now got continuations working (I think this makes him the first alternative implementation of Ruby to do so), and says he should have serializable continuations soon (see his post on it here).  W00t!
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By John Simerman, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Sep.
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The Redstones, the family that controls Viacom Inc. and CBS Corp., have taken their private squabble public in a battle that throws into question succession plans for the global media company.
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A US gamer builds a machine to help him reach the final points he needed to finish a game.
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The Redstones, the family that  controls Viacom Inc.  and CBS Corp. (CBSa.N),  have taken their private squabble public in a battle that  throws into question succession plans for the global media  company.
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The Piethon benchmark contest is beginning to loom, and the language list discusses how scalars should be interpolated and subscripted.
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Designs for an ambitious particle-smasher are finalized. U.S. researchers hope the International Linear Collider could boost the U.S.'s flagging scientific fortunes. By John Borland.
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Six months after publicly rebuking  actor Tom Cruise for his off-screen behavior during a bitter  split between the star and Paramount Pictures, Viacom Inc.  Chairman Sumner Redstone wants to make nice again.
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MIT's Martin Culpepper shows how to build simple machines that move with nanometer precision.
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By Bruce Gerstman, Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif.  Sep.
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Efforts by the hacker community to get to the heart of the iPhone continue. A push last week to modify the gadget's bootloader was stymied by effective use of an RSA private key, and attention has now turned to a promising assembler-utility strategy.
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Some months ago I started collecting the pieces I needed to build my own 64-bit computer. I'm not a complete stranger to building machines, I've put together a dozen or so during the past twenty years, but it's been quite a while since I started one from scratch, and my experience with this machine was more instructive than it was meant to be. Nevertheless, at long last Studio Dave has gone 64-bit crazy. Well, not really crazy, but certainly more than mildly enthusiastic.
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By Michael P. Mayko, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Dec.
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com December 3, 2004, 3:26 PM PT. SAN FRANCISCO--The &quot;Cell&quot; processor that will power the next version of the PlayStation game console will also be adaptable for advanced scientific