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You could also allow users to select Text-to-speech or integrate eLance or http://www.voices.com/ and sell human voice-overs.
And a number of interesting articles citing it. http://goo.gl/LGZnT
A Few applications:
- Formally verifying programs not designed for formal verification. See for http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/~howard/Papers/ruler-tutorial.pdf example to instrument Java programs for runtime verification using AspectJ
- Using automata for log-analysis, immediately useful to any internet company with large amounts of logs, imagine an automata DSL to analyze data flows from Flume/Scribe into Hadoop
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Complete requests: 30000
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Concurrency Level: 300
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Complete requests: 30000
Requests per second: 3685.69 [#/sec] (mean)
http://www.olympum.com/java/java-aio-vs-nodejs/With IO Completion Ports, the Windows kernel lends itself more to async server programming than Unix threads, Microsoft has committed to Joyent's port and with many developers working with Windows on their development boxes, even if they later deploy to a Linux environment, a windows port just makes sense.
I guess my only option is to buy a few shares of GOOG.
EDIT: I meant this only as a connection to the work of literature not at all indicating that the Mega-Wealthy Class actually makes the world go round and is "a good thing"(tm)
Read that twice, did I accidentally sleep through the singularity?
I'm not so sure, it is starting to seem like Google has worked out essentially that Revenue = User-Time on Internet. The Chrome project is one example, a better faster internet is in Google's best interest.
FTFY.
edit: needed to review the OSI model.
EDIT: Feynman is spelled Feinman in Russian texts which andreyf maybe familiar with :)