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Why did LISP machines not win?
4 points by schtog 18y ago|4 comments
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When will machines outthink us?(msnbc.msn.com)
2 points by schtog 18y ago|3 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
"Real intelligence Just as we assign personalities to domestic pets despite their lack of consciousness, so we can attribute these qualities to the increasingly sophisticated robots that will soon be available in work and home settings." eh
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by schtog 18y ago
maybe i misunderstood this but did he say that you could take your Fedora-OS with you on a small USB-memory and install into any other computer? and that it would conatin all your latest saves etc?
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Take Fedora (Linux) with you on your USB(redhatmagazine.com)
1 points by schtog 18y ago|1 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
sure i see your point, i guess in the future there will be middleware. like molyneux himself points out it is too expensive. and i mena people kind of keep reinventing the wheel(like in a lot of other areas in programming) so one could ima
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by schtog 18y ago
anyway i dig Molyneux, he boasts a lot but it comes from loving games. he has done some remarkable games and always try to be inventive. a true visionary and one of the great game designers.
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by schtog 18y ago
but how would that be done. no matter how you do it there has to be some starting point, initiation. and whatever values you place there wont be neutral right? or can they? it seems that even if you make it very basic they will still includ
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by schtog 18y ago
how do i add the comment to the mainpost? i posted in the "textarea" but it wasnt included in the post...
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by schtog 18y ago
"To use functions as arguments, one needs a notation for functions, and it seemed natural to use the λ -notation of Church (1941). I didn't understand the rest of his book, so I wasn't tempted to try to implement his more general mechanism
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A brief history of functional programming(cs.bc.edu)
4 points by schtog 18y ago|3 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
is norvig born in denmark or he just has danish heritage? couldnt find out via wikipedia or his site but he wrote "...my fellow dane..." on his site.
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by schtog 18y ago
learning html and javascript could be a good place to start since you can make things right away with those. i think that is very important when you start, to get instant feedback, making stuff is fun :) for this reason i would recommend py
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Net income, salaries deducted?
1 points by schtog 18y ago|1 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
this is not true is it? there must be a way to make this shorter, otherways that is completely ridiculous. """" The equivalent code in Java, as reasonably compressed as I could make it, is: import java.util. ; public class Fugger { public
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by schtog 18y ago
while i havent founded a company yet i have had talks with a friend of doing it at several occasions and while he has a lot of ideas and is very outgoing and got people smarts he didnt really fathom that the tough part is still writing the
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by schtog 18y ago
how accurate is Moore's law lately? i sometimes see people dismiss it without backing it up with numbers and generally when it fits their agenda. the wikipedia-article on the other hand says it will continue for another decade. will it? and
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Moore's law, for how long?(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by schtog 18y ago|1 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
but isnt its uniqueness the whole point of the language? i dont know php so dont know what makes it special but from what ive understand its constructed more like chinese than western languages. ie a lot of symbols that do stuff rather than
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by schtog 18y ago
this is really fun if its true.
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by schtog 18y ago
awesome thanks have been looking for this. there are a lot of music tools out there but seems hard to find soemthing that is just click google click download click install -> start making music.
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by schtog 18y ago
rofl
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by schtog 18y ago
well i mean if you know english and spanish then the really useful ones are tough i think. i like spanish, it has a nice sound and is very easy to learn if you know english(a lot of words are very similar) and grammar feels consistent and e
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by schtog 18y ago
but searching wikipedia with the normal wikipedia search beats powerset... i mean this is essentially air. like norvig said "capital of france" is the important part, not "what is the capital of france?". oh well i wish them good luck and h
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by schtog 18y ago
did she invent bayesian spamfilters? i know there was ideas about it before paul graham did it.
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by schtog 18y ago
because they dont WANT to believe it they choose not to believe it. obv the white western world is not gonna reign over the whole world forever. lets jsut ope they treat us better than weve treated them. any hope for democracy in China in t
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by schtog 18y ago
yeah everything circles around usa and the white west. or not soon...
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Understanding is a mental disorder(wikipedia)
1 points by schtog 18y ago|0 comments
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by schtog 18y ago
id make a wild guess and say those already exist in community form on the internets. for sex the problem is the same as in "real" life, women can choose so i doubt its just hooking up over the internets to get laid... if guess its 10 to 1 o
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by schtog 19y ago
whats his quote?

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