But a researcher just found an unknown ghost story by the legendary
author of The Time Machine, The War of the Worlds and several other classics.
Not exact matches
In a 2014 op - ed in the New York
Times, Terry Golway,
author of «
Machine Made: Tammany Hall and the Creation
of Modern Politics» argued that although Tammany «has a well - deserved place in the annals
of urban misgovernment in the United States» because it stole elections, intimidated political antagonists, and shook down contractors and vendors, it also delivered social services at a
time when New York City government and Albany did not.
«Our approach, called FabRec, would allow companies to automatically report about their manufacturing activities: which
machines are being used, what materials they are working with, raw material inventory levels, whether the work is being completed on
time, and so on,» says Atin Angrish, a Ph.D. student at NC State and first
author of the paper.
«For every
author who meticulously examines the latest developments in physics or computing, there are other
authors who invent «impossible» technology to serve as a plot device (like Le Guin's faster - than - light communicator, the ansible) or to enable social commentary, the way H. G. Wells uses his
time machine to take the reader to the far future to witness the calamitous destiny
of the human race.»
I especially liked the comment from Hugh and Data Guy, «Our advice to an aspiring
author today might be to do one
of two things: either build a
time machine and travel ten years into the past to query their work — or self - publish today.»
- Jeff VanderMeer, bestselling
author of The Southern Reach Trilogy «Is it a
time machine?
I mean, I know I've been told a million
times how critical it is to me as an
author, but how about as a consumer
of books, as opposed to a shameless self - promotion
machine?
10th - anniversary edition
of SF novel about a
machine that makes possible both teleportation and
time travel, in which the
author is a character.
With selection
of authors drawn with equal likelihood
of either gender then a random guessing
machine making 1,045 guesses would expect to get an average
of 522 correct answers and if it repeated the experiment many
times we would expect 95 %
of the results to lie between 490 and 554 correct answers.
Written by New York
Times Best Selling
Author Jim DeFelice, the story follows the path
of Kuma, a cybernetically enhanced killing
machine with a bear's head who was made for one purpose, to kill Afro.
Seems that Brother laser printers, the
author's model at the
time of writing, have an evil eye that senses when the toner falls below a certain level and causes the
machine to down tools.
Although McAfee confessed to knowing little about the legal field, the
author of The Second
Machine Age (affiliate link), a New York
Times bestseller, nonetheless captivated the tech - loving audience with his talk on the rapidly accelerating power
of technology and the characteristics
of the companies that successfully use that power to disrupt their industries.
The
authors of The Second
Machine Age: Work, progress, and prosperity in a
time of brilliant technologies, say that, in spite
of all the progress we have seen so far, digital communications are only now realising their potential.