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Have you been listening to me talk to some of my clients? I can't tell you how many times I have had to put some ego's in check. There is just some strange need to have that one last nanosecond of speed. Just taking many of their existing systems and adding more (and or improved) RAM, a...

Yes, you should get an EIN for each entity. Multiple LLC's provide a better independence case in legal protections and matters if you handle them (and yourself) properly. They are the supposed new and improved version of LP's. :)

Why not? This is becoming a regular way to do business. As for my previous post connection, this might help you a bit: https://banking.wellsfargo.com/ :)

You might also want to start this entity in Nevada. Personally, that's where both of my LLC's are registered. And while I do not do any work with hedge funds, I am sure that regulations there could prove advantageous. I do enjoy my perk of the semi-annual business trips to Vegas. I am sure...

14/16, missed one of each. Sorta' scarry. I would hope that the several hours of conversation that I usually go through would have helped. And since I don't drink, I think I should be ok. :)

There will still be someone (probably several) who will manage to directly/indirectly lose all of their life savings in the "Worst Stock Market" ever. They will make their way to some TV show and then to a politician explaining how the rules should not have allowed this to happen. Ah, a new...

I'll be one of the first to tell you about the shortcomings of this antiquated learning system here. And as evidenced in many of the world tests, we ain't doing that great as a whole on the mental giant meter. But in spite of all these alarms, did you notice that we still lead in the real...

This data has been in the pipeline for years. This is not the first year that we've had this type of results. Critical thinking, thinking outside the box is an "Insurmountable Task" for many educated here in America. With all the abilities and resources available, we still find ways to lower...

What a joke! Someone seemed to agree with my base premise and you can't handle it. After reading some of your dribble, I am not too surprised that your mind could not conceive another possibility. No matter how the other party tried, you could not bring yourself to any other conclusion. I...

And you still have no clue. I just came back here to see if there was some activity and low and behold you have still determined that I am someone else. All based upon a smiley face? I just read some of your silliness. And now you have enlisted someone at work? Two stalwarts of detective...

Ok, I only slightly disagree here in that it's not the major institutions that he should be shooting at. While their hardware/software/development resources might be superior, they do not represent the TOTAL market. I still don't think that Alphie has stated exactally where he is looking for...

Well, I've sat back and watched this project grow for a few days now. All I can really say is, I hope you're not just pulling my leg here. Your budget is a bit low, but manageable. When I started my cluster development, I first outlined the software layout and the starting (planned) hardware...

Hmm, look at it this way: 386 < 486 < pentium < pentium II < etc. Think of this as your base hardware logic. Rather than determining what POWER LEVEL you'll achieve, determine an outline of the tasks at hand. The beauty of this cluster concept is that you can assign tasks to each...

I live by this rule. After my daily goal, or my trade goal, is achieved I religiously exit the trade. There are those who call me crazy for this practice but it has calmed me and focused my successes. I set my initial trade parameters to make a certain capital return per trade and I have...

Hose racing was the outlet for entertainment and the project was launched with a dare from a client who told me that it was impossible to use a computer to do a better job handicapping than a human could. Something about a computer/blackbox system not being able to "FEEL" when a bet was right...

"Thoroughbred Handicapping With Confidence" (first edition) was completed in '95. I completed the last revision in '98. Originally I had envisioned a book for sale but it proved so successful that I decided against marketing it. It then became the outline/guide for further strategy...

Seven year book project was turned into software that not only gives me a winner selection, but also structures the exotic wagers. It has proven to be extremely profitable. The techs at IBM and I initially were going to JV and develop a software on their Neural Net platform, but we could never...

Ok, you made my point. That was posted by Ninja. I saw that one, but not one from the other poster (Metooxx) as Alphie's reply had credited. :)

Hmm, I must have missed his post about Beowulf (probably a PM). Oh well, good luck with this quest. :)

Maybe this will help a bit, go here: http://www.scyld.com I built my own Beowulf cluster for a pet project (handicapping thoroughbred's) about a year ago with this OS. The user community is vast, friendly and helpful. The main cluster that I have was built on a pentium III...