Arthur here has been humbled by the challenge of coding
http://www.scn.org/~mentifex/parser.html -- an AI parser.
Since NGM's "Future Architecture" thread was hijacked by
ATM from news:comp.arch and cross-posted into c.s.super
seventeen days ago on 18 May 2002, Google Groups shows
three-hundred sixty-eight (368) follow-ups -- more posts
than news:comp.sys.super usually gets in a year, methinks.
The august outpouring of expert opinion and comment on
massively parallel programming (MPP) w.r.t. both hardware
and software has been of such a high quality as may even
warrant coverage in hardcopy venues such as The New York
Times or computer science publications. The thread has
been an authoritative "state-of-the-art" parallelism seminar.
Thanks to our hero at Cambridge, Eugene, you have witnessed
another one of your "Usenet at its best" moments.
Arthur T. Murray, B.A. (in Classics, = Ph.D. in other fields)
>Since NGM's "Future Architecture" thread was hijacked by
>ATM from news:comp.arch and cross-posted into c.s.super
>seventeen days ago on 18 May 2002, Google Groups shows
>three-hundred sixty-eight (368) follow-ups -- more posts
>than news:comp.sys.super usually gets in a year, methinks.
Is that good, or bad?
>Arthur T. Murray, B.A. (in Classics, = Ph.D. in other fields)
My Dad's a Ph.D. in Classics, does that make him Pope, or something?
greg
I'm not certain Nick regards your fandom favorably Arthur.
>you have witnessed
>another one of your "Usenet at its best" moments.
Oh yeah?
>B.A. (in Classics, = Ph.D. in other fields)
ROTFL!
There are former classics majors I have a great deal of respect, Arthur,
but if you have to post a statement like that, that's pretty sad.
Pope?!
Have fun Greg!
>>B.A. (in Classics, = Ph.D. in other fields)
>ROTFL!
>There are former classics majors I have a great deal of respect, Arthur,
Hey! wait a minute! I resemble that remark!
Steve