Elliptical Machines | August 6, 2010
Scientists have found that everyday people are better than supercomputers at some of the time-consuming tasks that are essential to research. Several websites allow users to do their part. Supercomputers may routinely defeat human chess champions these days, but sometimes regular folks still beat out fancy technology. An example published in the journal Nature this week: Lay people were better …
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Elliptical Machines | January 30, 2009
New types of killer robots and a science-inspired conception of post-apocalyptic Earth are helping McG turn Terminator Salvation into an eye-scorching sci-fi flick. The director knows it will take considerable polish to restore the franchise’s sheen in the wake of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s much-maligned 2003 swan song, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines. And he cheerfully acknowledges that some observers initially questioned the wisdom of reviving the Terminator franchise with him at th
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