Automatons programmed to think they are not programmed
I am intrigued by your theories of the Average American Voter.
However, I am curious to know how you compare a one-month-old child to a one-year-old child? And you can't say it's similar to a one month old computer vs. a one year old computer, because the child will develop towards the one-year-old "intelligence" level, whereas the computer will not.
When they design CPUs and hardware that can re-route paths and busses and such in software, then maybe I'll believe that AI is somewhat possible in the future. Until then, computers cannot "grow" or "adapt" in any place other than the software. And software is too limiting to create an AI.
They've actually just made some breakthroughs in pre-processing the oil in those areas, so that the stuff can actually be used. I think Alberta is planning to double or triple its BPD production within the next two years or something. I forget the exact stats.
Canada has a commanding 19% share of the USA's total import considerations, according to the CIA. Not just oil (I suspect that Iraq and Saudi Arabia would be higher for oil imports alone), but for all imported stuff.
Canada 19%, Mexico 11.5%, Japan 11.1%, China 8.9%, Germany 5.2%, UK, Taiwan (2001)
It's a simpsons reference to a corrupt "recording industry" executive who tries to use subliminal messaging in songs sung by bart simpson to recruit people into the navy.
Yay for the ability to buy singles for less than they cost in the store, and not having to deal with the other shit they try to package along with the album.
(I mix and match, rarely with more than 5 songs from a single artist)
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Well... I was referring to little RC helicopters with onboard video cameras, like the kind used in movie productions.
But yes.
What would you use? QNX?
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Leather and boobs.
You played Awari on an Atari?
Gravity ... is a harsh mistress.
-- The Tick
Perhaps he didn't mean to say it would succeed, just that it would desire to succeed - and try to succeed. ;-)
You mean like Walking? Oh, wait, nevermind.
What about eating? Oh, nevermind, that doesn't work either.
Perhaps you mean like riding a bike?
I am intrigued by your theories of the Average American Voter.
However, I am curious to know how you compare a one-month-old child to a one-year-old child? And you can't say it's similar to a one month old computer vs. a one year old computer, because the child will develop towards the one-year-old "intelligence" level, whereas the computer will not.
When they design CPUs and hardware that can re-route paths and busses and such in software, then maybe I'll believe that AI is somewhat possible in the future. Until then, computers cannot "grow" or "adapt" in any place other than the software. And software is too limiting to create an AI.
What has always baffled me (instead of the engine being unable to move itself) is rocket propulsion in space ... :)
Man wasn't originally designed to post to slashdot ... though only because slashdot did not exist at the time, and needed to be created by man first.
:)
And was man created to create Slashdot? While CmdrTaco and CowgirlNeal might think so, I somehow doubt it.
Einstein was autistic. Have you ever met an autistic person? They could quite easily be described as "mad ", in certain aspects of their lives.
They've actually just made some breakthroughs in pre-processing the oil in those areas, so that the stuff can actually be used. I think Alberta is planning to double or triple its BPD production within the next two years or something. I forget the exact stats.
Canada has a commanding 19% share of the USA's total import considerations, according to the CIA. Not just oil (I suspect that Iraq and Saudi Arabia would be higher for oil imports alone), but for all imported stuff.
Canada 19%, Mexico 11.5%, Japan 11.1%, China 8.9%, Germany 5.2%, UK, Taiwan (2001)
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The Russians purchased it from Canada.
It's a simpsons reference to a corrupt "recording industry" executive who tries to use subliminal messaging in songs sung by bart simpson to recruit people into the navy.
I would *so* pay for them to hoist a huge sign on the front of the hall of fame ...
Bite my shiny metal ass.
Well, actually, no I wouldn't pay. I'd laugh and walk by outside, though. Then I'd start my own hall of fame.
I designed a MindStorm robot, can I be in the hall of fame too?
he's from the south ...
Yay for the ability to buy singles for less than they cost in the store, and not having to deal with the other shit they try to package along with the album.
(I mix and match, rarely with more than 5 songs from a single artist)
Yva Neht Nioj!
Yay for Apple iTunes Music Store!
the benefits aren't being passed on so that the industry can maximize profit margins. Old skool.
Word.
Well ... I was referring to little RC helicopters with onboard video cameras, like the kind used in movie productions.
But yes.
What would you use? QNX?
hahah :) That's ten times better than mine.
... infinite times better! wee! :)
No, wait
I want to be able to drive my car with my PDA/Cell phone.
I want to be able to fly a remote control helicopter, too!
No, three more things. ASS, man. Geez. ;-)