Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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1 comments:
John Underkoffler, chief scientist at Oblong Industries, sent me this e-mail:
"We intend g-speak as a general-purpose computing environment and -- more than that -- as one in which any task that can be spatialized can receive substantial benefit. Cryptanalysis, I think, is very much one of these!"
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