It's not actually that difficult a problem once you have the database. And they built the database partially with crowdsourcing on their online site - 20q.net.
As I see it, the main hurdle is just getting a eye hooked up with a decent amount of bandwidth (there are issues with power supply, nonrejection, et cetera, but those seem less difficult). The human brain is really good at creating interpreters for new inputs.
At this point, I'd normally be ranting about how the G in GPS stands for "Global", and that the summary is making an awful analogy, but then I realized that "Galactic" also begins with a G.
And then I realized that that still doesn't make "Galactic Global Positioning System" any better.
Apparently they've started to get the hint about anime, at least. For example, TV Tokyo is now doing internet streaming with English subtitles for popular series. And they release within an hour of the original broadcast.
Full of bugs? Idiotic copy protections? Ridiculously high prices? Needing much more CPU/GPU power than my high-end PC offers?
Of course, sometimes they actually produce a brilliant, excellent game, the critics love it, and nobody buys it.
What, you didn't play that last level? Stupid @!#$!@#$ inconsistent controls on the stupid !#$!@#$ cheese grater jumping section. I started counting restarts - I gave up when I reached seventy-five and watched the ending on youtube.
Well, first there's the time filter previously mentioned on/. - how many members of the general public can remember a playwright other than Shakespeare?
Second, the game designer has a better grasp of how the player will approach things due to a smaller number of states the player can be in - for example, just about everyone who plays Cave Story for the first time will die on the fourth spike.
Third, situational awareness. If something hits you, you know what it is, and if you die you know exactly the reason why. I believe Valve commented on this during the Sniper update.
Hey, you have to respect what they did in Heroes season 3. It took a lot of guts to create their plots with a Markov generator, and even more to decide upon plot twists with a coin flip.
Heads, a character switches sides (since there isn't much difference between them, let's call them Team A and Team 1) Tails, a character turns out to be related to the Petrellis.
Edge: Both happen.
Based on this theory, the coin is more of a cylinder.
Well, like them while they last. Just like there was back in the Great Depression (inspiring the song "Yes, we have no bananas"), and again in the 1960s, there's a banana blight starting up, and the genetically identical Cavendish variety will probably be extinct within a few decades from Panama disease Race 4.
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It's not actually that difficult a problem once you have the database. And they built the database partially with crowdsourcing on their online site - 20q.net.
Well, he didn't dirty his hands directly...
http://www.webcomicsnation.com/poyorick/botg2/series.php?view=archive&chapter=25600
That's why I'd do it at night.
Oh yeah? Well, I'm going to be the first man to set foot on the surface of the sun!
It's already possible to do really low quality artificial sight.
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/The+Seeing+Tongue-a078681631
As I see it, the main hurdle is just getting a eye hooked up with a decent amount of bandwidth (there are issues with power supply, nonrejection, et cetera, but those seem less difficult). The human brain is really good at creating interpreters for new inputs.
And when you're a little confused about what's the good or the right or the wrong, you can always drown your sorrows at the bar, eh?
Actually, the government has already made mandates about railroad pricing schemes.
I've heard of memory leaks, but never Bluetooth leaks.
All I'm saying is, if somebody had stolen *my* fingerprints, I'd want them to be held at an airport, cancer patient or no.
You have the SuPopGaMas three-in-one limited holo combo pack? I've been looking everywhere for it! How much do you want for it?
Haven't there been trials of gene therapy in humans already
So, how long do you think it'll be before decedents of these 'somehow' hit the exotic pet trade.
At this point, I'd normally be ranting about how the G in GPS stands for "Global", and that the summary is making an awful analogy, but then I realized that "Galactic" also begins with a G.
And then I realized that that still doesn't make "Galactic Global Positioning System" any better.
Wow, apparently I can double up on karma by putting vital information in a reply to my post.
Who knew?
Exactly what I said.
http://www.reuters.com/article/entertainmentNews/idUSL0767062220071207
Well, let's see. Germany declared Scientology unconstitutional in '07... are we seeing a domino effect starting?
Apparently they've started to get the hint about anime, at least. For example, TV Tokyo is now doing internet streaming with English subtitles for popular series. And they release within an hour of the original broadcast.
Do you know the thermal efficiency of a horse?
It's not that good. And you have to keep the engine idling for a full 24 hours each day.
Full of bugs? Idiotic copy protections? Ridiculously high prices? Needing much more CPU/GPU power than my high-end PC offers?
Of course, sometimes they actually produce a brilliant, excellent game, the critics love it, and nobody buys it.
What, you didn't play that last level? Stupid @!#$!@#$ inconsistent controls on the stupid !#$!@#$ cheese grater jumping section. I started counting restarts - I gave up when I reached seventy-five and watched the ending on youtube.
Well, first there's the time filter previously mentioned on /. - how many members of the general public can remember a playwright other than Shakespeare?
Second, the game designer has a better grasp of how the player will approach things due to a smaller number of states the player can be in - for example, just about everyone who plays Cave Story for the first time will die on the fourth spike.
Third, situational awareness. If something hits you, you know what it is, and if you die you know exactly the reason why. I believe Valve commented on this during the Sniper update.
Hey, you have to respect what they did in Heroes season 3. It took a lot of guts to create their plots with a Markov generator, and even more to decide upon plot twists with a coin flip.
Heads, a character switches sides (since there isn't much difference between them, let's call them Team A and Team 1)
Tails, a character turns out to be related to the Petrellis.
Edge: Both happen.
Based on this theory, the coin is more of a cylinder.
I tried that.
They don't.
Well, like them while they last. Just like there was back in the Great Depression (inspiring the song "Yes, we have no bananas"), and again in the 1960s, there's a banana blight starting up, and the genetically identical Cavendish variety will probably be extinct within a few decades from Panama disease Race 4.
Maybe he's a geologist?
What, like the ones that say that people have to fill out paperwork to become citizens?