Isn't one of the main factors in determining intelligence the number of connections between neurons, not the number of neurons (or brain size). This has the nice side effect of explaining why big brained species (see elephant below) do poorly on standardized tests. I believe it has also been shown that individuals who excel in one particular area or another have more connections in related parts of the brain.
Not sure if they've got a reference for this particular thing(and all that pot has made me too lazy to look...), but they do have lots of good info on the subject...
Anybody who likes Tk should check out the incr Tk / Iwidgets packages. One place to get them is www.tcltk.com. They make life much, much easier when creating any size GUIs.
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Isn't one of the main factors in determining intelligence the
number of connections between neurons, not the number of neurons (or
brain size). This has the nice side effect of explaining why big
brained species (see elephant below) do poorly on standardized tests.
I believe it has also been shown that individuals who excel in one particular
area or another have more connections in related parts of the brain.
Not sure if they've got a reference for this
particular thing(and all that pot has made me too
lazy to look...), but they do have lots of good
info on the subject...
www.norml.org
DOH!! it's not needed, but would be potentially faster if the
strings are indeed not equal. Can't even read my own code most of the time....
but strcmp() does not mean strequ(). strequ() needs to be..
#define strequ(x,y) ((strlen(x) == strlen(y)) && (strcmp(x,y) == 0))
K-9 rocked, but he was so damned slow.
You'd think if they could come up with a laser for a sloppy wet nose
they could have put a big ass motor in his rear...
Anybody who likes Tk should check out the incr Tk / Iwidgets packages. One place to get them is www.tcltk.com. They make life much, much easier when creating any size GUIs.