I *have* taken a programming languages class; I'm a CS major. There is no way in hell 4 lines is going to pass any Turing test. And I'd like to see those lines.
Also, I'd like to see these "20 lines of prolog" of which you speak. You must have a very loose definition of "line", unless you're talking about a chatbot that only does math.
yea but the average FreeBSD distribution is lot more optimized than the average bloated linux distro such as Ubuntu.
As stated above, this is PC-BSD, which is a desktop variant, not one of the ones optimized for speed, security, etc., etc., so the comparison is relatively fair.
I'd say the odds are significantly in favor of Etcetera, assuming the human race lasts more than the next 20 years. Okay, maybe not about the apostrophe, but I expect we'll all be speaking Mandarin in 20 years anyway so whatever.
The two-player game was of the "play until you lose a life, then the other player goes" variety. The second player ship was green IIRC. (We still have one of those old Atari machines at my house, in working order no less)
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So a "religion" is anything you don't like, then?
The iPhones basically kickstarted the platform, and we all know that Apple logic defies reality.
In which case, ReactOS may support legacy programs better than Windows 12 will, eventually.
The Windows Developer Preview is a pre-beta version of Windows 8 for developers.
So, it's alpha then?
From a practical standpoint, aren't most of the machines being sold these days coming with 4 or more gigs of RAM?
ruled by the religious nut-case fringes who cling to the "one-and-only-truth" as if their lives depend on it.
I'm sure you've noticed the merciless, brutal mocking that ensues every time someone even mentions creationism or Christianity?
Is that why Matt is Groaning? *rimshot*
There are 0x40000000 types of people, those who understand 32-bit IEEE 754 floating point, and those who don't.
Funny, but it's not like it makes sense to express an integer as an IEEE float to begin with...
Yeah, because that worked out so well the last time.
You mean the 3.6.x that drops support in a couple months?
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I was testing Linux Mint Debian XFCE in a VM and recently installed it on my desktop. A version with XFCE is an added bonus :-)
It's not really a choice if the package does it automatically, now, is it?
I *have* taken a programming languages class; I'm a CS major. There is no way in hell 4 lines is going to pass any Turing test. And I'd like to see those lines.
Eliza is kind of a subset--Chatterbot isn't a psychiatrist.
Also, I'd like to see these "20 lines of prolog" of which you speak. You must have a very loose definition of "line", unless you're talking about a chatbot that only does math.
Yeah, because you're going to ask people you have conversations with to do random math problems. Really?
Or do you have a different reason?
That's basically how Cleverbot works, right...?
No reason to waste a perfectly good umlaut, right?
yea but the average FreeBSD distribution is lot more optimized than the average bloated linux distro such as Ubuntu.
As stated above, this is PC-BSD, which is a desktop variant, not one of the ones optimized for speed, security, etc., etc., so the comparison is relatively fair.
I'd say the odds are significantly in favor of Etcetera, assuming the human race lasts more than the next 20 years. Okay, maybe not about the apostrophe, but I expect we'll all be speaking Mandarin in 20 years anyway so whatever.
Because the sun and the moon are equidistant from earth? And I always heard that the sun's light took 6 minutes to get here.
If we listened to everybody like you, we wouldn't have any pizza franchises left in the U.S.
The two-player game was of the "play until you lose a life, then the other player goes" variety. The second player ship was green IIRC. (We still have one of those old Atari machines at my house, in working order no less)