Me too. Can only come up with maybe he had to sell his kidney to purchase the video card??

. . Hi Keith,

. . It warms my heart to see some familiar names still lurking in the deserted shells of S@H :)

Stephen

The kitties are quite pleased that they were able to be of some assistance!

Meow

. . Hey there Kittyman

. . I have some new fur babies here. A friend of a friend found two x 1 week old fluffballs in her yard that had apparently been lost my their mother in some stress situation. Sadly she was a working professional lady and did not have time to raise them so I adopted them, six months old now and keeping me busy :)

Stephen

:)

My youngest daughter inquired of me building her a new gaming PC last week and she was flabbergasted when I told her that just the cost of a suitable GPU would cost more than what it cost to build her whole last rig.

So she'll be holding off for a while on doing that.

Cheers.

. . Hi Wiggo,

. . Glad to see you still putting in an appearance here :)

Stephen

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hmmm, rather cryptic

Stephen

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Stephen!

I will kick around here so I can keep up-to-date when our help is needed again. Pleased to see you put in to say hi

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Yes some of us will hang around to see what the next phase maybe. ;-)

Cheers.

There may someday be new data from FAST whenever DA gets his Nebula targets profiled at Atlas and has some new candidates that need looking at.

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There may someday be new data from FAST whenever DA gets his Nebula targets profiled at Atlas and has some new candidates that need looking at.

Re: the Nebula post, it sounded like he was going to try to get FAST observations on Targets that showed something interesting from previous SETI data. To verify that it's real. then re-analyze using the SETI@home client on a super computer cluster, since it'll likely only be a handful of targets. probably wont need the whole SETI user base for that. Made me really think that once he "writes a paper" he will wash his hands clean of SETI and shut it all down.

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... Made me really think that once he "writes a paper" he will wash his hands clean of SETI and shut it all down.

After chasing this for most of his academic life for over a quarter century, I very much doubt that!!

Far more likely there will be a brief pause for thought and to recharge all energy banks, to then fire off another round of funding battles to fund the New Improved s@h search!


Keep searchin'!
Martin

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... Made me really think that once he "writes a paper" he will wash his hands clean of SETI and shut it all down.

After chasing this for most of his academic life for over a quarter century, I very much doubt that!!

Far more likely there will be a brief pause for thought and to recharge all energy banks, to then fire off another round of funding battles to fund the New Improved s@h search!


Keep searchin'!
Martin

sure sounds like it to me:

David Anderson wrote:

There, I said it: after 25 years working on SETI@home, and 5 years working on Nebula, we're finally on the home stretch. The finish line (producing a final candidate list, and writing a paper) is in view, maybe a few months off. It's been a slog, and I'm eager to have it behind me.

She's dead Jim

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Hi folks,

. . Yep Ian, that comment does sound like DA is ready to move on. But even if he does and all the other boffins on the S@H crew do the same, the search itself will not be over. I had the impression that much of what has been achieved is mostly a 'proof of concept'. Establishing that we can provide the resources to maintain a viable ongoing monitor for artificial EM signals (or perhaps the laser concept or even gravitic waves though they seem less likely to a layman like myself). But it will require an organisation with the will and the resources to pursue it. So keep the flag waving. There is always hope.

Stephen

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Re: the Nebula post, it sounded like he was going to try to get FAST observations on Targets that showed something interesting from previous SETI data. To verify that it's real. then re-analyze using the SETI@home client on a super computer cluster, since it'll likely only be a handful of targets. probably wont need the whole SETI user base for that. Made me really think that once he "writes a paper" he will wash his hands clean of SETI and shut it all down.

I would love to help analyse this FAST data if the in-house cluster isn't enough.

I'm sure that lot of people from here feel the same.

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. . I think my fur balls would agree ...

Stephen

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TSMC Exploring On-Chip, Semiconductor-Integrated Watercooling

Will be interesting to see if they can bring this to fruition.
I would expect the clock speed of such chips to be way above what is presently possible.

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Grant
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Good catch. Logic gate.

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good one ...

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