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Chris Jones - Beta 1 of Windows Vista revealed
Jul 27, 2005 at 4:30 PM

amazzitelli wrote:

is there any GuestID for Windows Vista?

Unfortunately there isn't.
PDC05 Road Trip - Episode 2
Jul 20, 2005 at 4:46 PM

Chadk wrote:

Awesome! Now.. Who was that red guy in the preview of the next movie? A red version of the halo man? :-O

He looks more like a Power Ranger.
Robert Scoble - Walk to Ballmer's office
Jul 15, 2005 at 3:31 PM

Really nice video
Too bad for that Microsoft Hall of Fame not being updated though.
Keep up the good work, I really enjoyed watching it!
Bill Hill - A Hike Around Microsoft's Forests (Happy Birthday Video #5)
Apr 06, 2005 at 5:44 PM

Wow that Microsoft Campus is huge!
Can everyone just walk there freely? Because sometimes I see people walking who are just there for the beatiful nature I guess. Some shots: 58m30s (I assume that child isn't working there) and 1h2m39s (looks like a free open entrance to the Campus).
Btw, I founded a nice wallpaper from the Microsoft Campus (which you can also see in the video at 1h10m9s and further): http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/images/gallery/bldg10_flags_lg.jpg
Also, nice story about how the Microsoft logo was created (1h10m29s).

Oh yeah, Happy Birthday Channel9!
Kevin Schofield - Tour of Microsoft Research, Part II (machine learning)
Feb 07, 2005 at 11:43 AM

scobleizer wrote:

Actually, I thought that was me talking about demos.

Sorry, can't hear the difference on smalband

scobleizer wrote:

For instance, it can watch the patterns of how I read news feeds. Look at my linkblog at http://www.scobleizer.com/" target="_blank">http://www.scobleizer.com for instance. [...] Could an algorithm be crafted to look for patterns that I use? How accurate could it get?

I'd love to find out.

The answer is already on your website: PodCasting! (Future of Podcasting | from: Reel Reviews | MWGblog)
In three words: spoken news feeds.
Kevin Schofield - Tour of Microsoft Research, Part II (machine learning)
Feb 07, 2005 at 11:29 AM

It's just weird that everyone speaks about "learning" a pc something, while it's only doing what it's programmed to do. It's not like a pc can interact with you directly, even when sometimes you think it's doing that.

Shaded wrote:

<drools while waiting for video download>

Smalband eey? Try with WMP10, you can stream it without downloading it first.
Kevin Schofield - Tour of Microsoft Research, Part II (machine learning)
Feb 07, 2005 at 10:54 AM

Can a machine learn? I thought it can only be programmed. Unless it's exploited off course, so it can do something unsafe that wasn't programmed.
"I like demos", Kevin says during the fourth minute. If he means trials (that expire after some time) or beta programs (that are mostly unstable) with that, I don't really get why he loves demos.
- Nice cube at the end, though.