Pretending disability is a common stunt, but it doesn't prove the chatterbot any more capable. The bots that do things like pretend to be a 13 year old who doesn't understanding English well are blatently attempting to lower the bar. I myself can emulate a briliant 50 year old nobel prize winner with three doctorates as long as he can also be deaf, mute, and inflicted with turrett's and schizophrenia.
Its already happening. On many dating sites you can find scripted e-mail bots that send the same set of e-mails. They start with "lonely hottie yadda yadda", ignore all answers except to note that an answer was sent, and by e-mail number twenty they're talking about how they need money to save their dying little sister. All fully automated.
Might I reccommend the four year college University of Maryland University College. They have a vast collection of electronic texts and one can access any of them while taking a (distance education) course. Just keep up your GPA and for the price of 1/4 time school you can access any journal you want. I have yet to find something (excepting textbooks) that I couldn't get either online or e-mailed to me. I personally intend to keep taking courses after I graduate just for the fact that its worlds cheaper than buying books on stuff I need to know. Disclaimer: I will in no way benefit from you having this information.
No, really: Once we have a whole cell design in CAD, design optimization by genetic algorithm will be an excellent method. And thats really, really cool.
It doesn't seem like there would be a sudden phase change in every part of the condensate. I bet there would be a tiny explosion here and there as little bits of it explode. It would manifest as a slight outgassing.
It's like a car. The first mechanically propelled vehicles were military ones, made by governments. Troop trains, steam ships, and so forth. There were very few of them and they were very expensive.
Next, someone put a steam engine into a moving carriage and a rich guy wanted to try it out, so he bought one. That commercal exchange marked the beggining of car sales. When the maker of that primitive automobile saw that he could make money selling them, he began to make more, and to find other rich guys to buy them. And when someone else saw that money was to be made selling cars, he made a whole factory for them.
While its true that the 1900s saw expensive, unreliable cars, the 1920s saw massive mobilization of a whole society. That first commercial transaction was the herald of our current urbanized environment.
You're the kind of guy who would point out the first pre-Ford cars and say, "Almost thirty-one years after the steam truck, the private sector catches up, sort of. Woo-hoo, Urban America here we come."
The American media has a good deal of power, and that power carries a good deal of responsibility. When the media creates false debates, unreasoned arguments, and promotes trivia above important things, they abuse that power. A single newsperson instilling spin into a popular story has done more evil than many purse-snatchers.
I speak of the American media because I don't understand enough of the rest of the world's media to comment.
Point my object to a working self containing member
Make a working interface 'won't break before December
Wanna make a big array and fill it with the key delay and send a message with delay to my appointed ender
From the A to the P to the I to the user
Classes workin, no relay, recurve when I choose her
Got a bigger memory size then any other chooser
c plus plus is where its at and paniq is a luser!
Yer Intel Captains can't do that anyway matey. The kind of bosuns Intel hires are the finest on the seven seas! The finest sailors won't sit on their arses and grind their swords, them kinds like to be up and doing! They like the smell of fresh booty in the morning! If Intel let those people sit, they'd keel-haul the bosses and set sail for new horizons! YARRRRRRRRR
By me britches the pattern was surely established! Ye scurvy dogs may a missed that fact in yer mangy cowardly desire to hate the IOC! The IOC needs to walk the plank of legal authority and sleep in Davy Jones Locker, but by God it was in the right today! YARRRRRRRR
yet. Now I have another chance to try all of those world ending pickup lines! Actually, I really should get religious. If I were religious, I could celebrate an end-of-the-world day every day!
Can one of you physicists tell me how 4.5 Kelvin is different from 2 Kelvin, operationally?
He opened the door (which he has no business even trying to do in the first place), and then riffled through the neighbors CD collection, engine, bonnet, and back seat. Before leaving he made a copy of the key, installed a tap on the cellphone, a webcam in the front grill. Then he told the neighbor that his car was unlocked, his tires needed balancing, his taste in music abominable, his bonnet was a mess, and the air filters needed cleaning.
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Pretending disability is a common stunt, but it doesn't prove the chatterbot any more capable. The bots that do things like pretend to be a 13 year old who doesn't understanding English well are blatently attempting to lower the bar. I myself can emulate a briliant 50 year old nobel prize winner with three doctorates as long as he can also be deaf, mute, and inflicted with turrett's and schizophrenia.
Its already happening. On many dating sites you can find scripted e-mail bots that send the same set of e-mails. They start with "lonely hottie yadda yadda", ignore all answers except to note that an answer was sent, and by e-mail number twenty they're talking about how they need money to save their dying little sister. All fully automated.
Actually, I would bet that a directory full of porn would cause significant delays for a complete inspection of the files by one or more agents.
Might I reccommend the four year college University of Maryland University College. They have a vast collection of electronic texts and one can access any of them while taking a (distance education) course. Just keep up your GPA and for the price of 1/4 time school you can access any journal you want. I have yet to find something (excepting textbooks) that I couldn't get either online or e-mailed to me. I personally intend to keep taking courses after I graduate just for the fact that its worlds cheaper than buying books on stuff I need to know. Disclaimer: I will in no way benefit from you having this information.
That is a tinyURL link to http://www.deepcapture.com/the-enigma/, a page by someone with a deep hatred toward Gary Weiss.
No, really: Once we have a whole cell design in CAD, design optimization by genetic algorithm will be an excellent method. And thats really, really cool.
aperture science: We do what we must becauce we can. For the good of all of us.
There, I have fixed that for all of us.
There, I have fixed that for both of you.
And can anyone tell me how it was designed not to fall in one big lump?
Hello, my name is I_am_the_cheese, and I talk out of my ass a lot. And I like your sig.
It doesn't seem like there would be a sudden phase change in every part of the condensate. I bet there would be a tiny explosion here and there as little bits of it explode. It would manifest as a slight outgassing.
I was talking out of my ass.
It's like a car. The first mechanically propelled vehicles were military ones, made by governments. Troop trains, steam ships, and so forth. There were very few of them and they were very expensive.
Next, someone put a steam engine into a moving carriage and a rich guy wanted to try it out, so he bought one. That commercal exchange marked the beggining of car sales. When the maker of that primitive automobile saw that he could make money selling them, he began to make more, and to find other rich guys to buy them. And when someone else saw that money was to be made selling cars, he made a whole factory for them.
While its true that the 1900s saw expensive, unreliable cars, the 1920s saw massive mobilization of a whole society. That first commercial transaction was the herald of our current urbanized environment.
You're the kind of guy who would point out the first pre-Ford cars and say, "Almost thirty-one years after the steam truck, the private sector catches up, sort of. Woo-hoo, Urban America here we come."
To the long years of effort still ahead. May SpaceX be there to participate as man finally reaches for the stars.
I think I speak for all of us in Japan when I say: bero bero be!
The American media has a good deal of power, and that power carries a good deal of responsibility. When the media creates false debates, unreasoned arguments, and promotes trivia above important things, they abuse that power. A single newsperson instilling spin into a popular story has done more evil than many purse-snatchers.
I speak of the American media because I don't understand enough of the rest of the world's media to comment.
Point my object to a working self containing member Make a working interface 'won't break before December Wanna make a big array and fill it with the key delay and send a message with delay to my appointed ender From the A to the P to the I to the user Classes workin, no relay, recurve when I choose her Got a bigger memory size then any other chooser c plus plus is where its at and paniq is a luser!
Now get off his lawn!
Yer Intel Captains can't do that anyway matey. The kind of bosuns Intel hires are the finest on the seven seas! The finest sailors won't sit on their arses and grind their swords, them kinds like to be up and doing! They like the smell of fresh booty in the morning! If Intel let those people sit, they'd keel-haul the bosses and set sail for new horizons! YARRRRRRRRR
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By me britches the pattern was surely established! Ye scurvy dogs may a missed that fact in yer mangy cowardly desire to hate the IOC! The IOC needs to walk the plank of legal authority and sleep in Davy Jones Locker, but by God it was in the right today! YARRRRRRRR
yet. Now I have another chance to try all of those world ending pickup lines! Actually, I really should get religious. If I were religious, I could celebrate an end-of-the-world day every day!
Can one of you physicists tell me how 4.5 Kelvin is different from 2 Kelvin, operationally?
-1, not a car anology.
He opened the door (which he has no business even trying to do in the first place), and then riffled through the neighbors CD collection, engine, bonnet, and back seat. Before leaving he made a copy of the key, installed a tap on the cellphone, a webcam in the front grill. Then he told the neighbor that his car was unlocked, his tires needed balancing, his taste in music abominable, his bonnet was a mess, and the air filters needed cleaning.
Fixed it for you.
I would agree that purchasing CP creates a market and is therefore evil. Buts thats not what my sig said, is it?