I thought this was pretty awesome when I found it a couple of years ago, especially since it's multicore.

Not yet. Why don't you work on it?

Hi, I'm the creator of vim3d. Let me know how I can help collaborate in anyway shape or form. I just posted on your google plus page.

I have a copy titled 'The Art of Strategy'. The author states that the proper translation of 'bing' was 'strategy' rather than 'war'. I asked a friend from China what he thought 'bing' means and he said 'soldier' or 'war'.

I'm not sure why the author of my copy translated that way, but he did mention that the translations vary depending upon the zeitgiest of the times.

I think his idea was that war was wrong and that we should be moving to a new ideal. I agree, which I why I bought that copy, rather than the one about war.

-- X

Hm, did they have Chinese input picking a product name for their search engine at Microsoft?

Thanks. I lost my card years ago...but I don't think I forgot what it said. Maybe I can order a replacement to carry with me to show people at parties.

> Evil behavior, however precisely defined, has been and always will be with us.

But from what I've heard, Zarathustra was the first to tell people of the difference so that they could see it.

No reference, just something I think I've read or heard somewhere, sometime. Or maybe Nietzsche[1] said it somewhere.

[1] http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1998

This is so awesome to see the robots coming and not having them being programmed kill people.

Thanks Jeff.

Obamba...isn't he that guy that won the Nobel Peace Prize?

Yes, and few can really explain why...

He started less wars than average US president :)

I think I'm the only person on the Internet that didn't see that Miley Cyrus video.

And I'm not the only person on the Internet to know that what Snowden released has been 'known' to the internet community for 20+ years. A release of documents does not consititute proof of what one already knows, because we all knew this type of surveilance was being done on a regular basis BECAUSE IT ALWAYS HAS BEEN DONE[1]. Just because we use wires and bits over pen and paper doesn't mean the governments and people in control don't want to have as much information about who they are 'controlling' as they can:

    Don't try to tell me that some power can corrupt a person
    You haven't had enough to know what its like[2]

Read some (good) history sometimes too see more startling revelations of the 'unthinkable' things your governments and controllers might be doing[3][4].

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_room for an example.

[2] http://www.azlyrics.com/lyrics/nineinchnails/capitalg.html

[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_People%27s_History_of_the_Uni...

[4] http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/subjects/search/?query=histo...

I'll usually ask at least one question in an interview to see if the candidate will answer with "I don't know" or ramble on incoherently making something up. Guess which I prefer.