I'm not being an ass, just being nitpicky, but you can't watch a.torrent file. You mean they've watched the movie they've downloaded with Bit Torrent. I've been seeing so many people thinking torrents are anything from archives to video files. I'm sure you mistyped, but I want to do the best I can to assure that people know the difference.
That's true. Though, what I intended to put forth is that while trying to model natural selection is fun, it's really too random and.. well takes too long. If they added in some type of 'learning' like I mentioned earlier, you'd probably see better results faster.
I read the article, and in it they state that when reproducing they swap out execution code. In doing that the ones that are able to find another robot to reproduce with pass on good genes and as such evolve. The only problem with that is some executions may NOT be positive. IE: The only way one robot found the other is through dumb luck or a good sensor in the front, but the sensor in the back is horrible. Or some mix of that. The only way I could see actual benefit is some code check to make sure that each routine is positive and not just getting the robot stuck in a corner everytime it's executed.
Get those crazy blue/red glasses like they used for Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street!
There's just something about hard plastic cutting into your nose to really make you feel the axe chopping and finger slicing goodness.
Or shell out of one of these: http://www.edimensional.com/product_info.php?cPath =21&products_id=28 for use in your home instead.
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I'm not being an ass, just being nitpicky, but you can't watch a .torrent file. You mean they've watched the movie they've downloaded with Bit Torrent. I've been seeing so many people thinking torrents are anything from archives to video files. I'm sure you mistyped, but I want to do the best I can to assure that people know the difference.
Rodham-Clinton in da hizouse! Don't be dissin' fool! Word up to ya congress!
That's true. Though, what I intended to put forth is that while trying to model natural selection is fun, it's really too random and.. well takes too long. If they added in some type of 'learning' like I mentioned earlier, you'd probably see better results faster.
I read the article, and in it they state that when reproducing they swap out execution code. In doing that the ones that are able to find another robot to reproduce with pass on good genes and as such evolve. The only problem with that is some executions may NOT be positive. IE: The only way one robot found the other is through dumb luck or a good sensor in the front, but the sensor in the back is horrible. Or some mix of that. The only way I could see actual benefit is some code check to make sure that each routine is positive and not just getting the robot stuck in a corner everytime it's executed.
Get those crazy blue/red glasses like they used for Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street! There's just something about hard plastic cutting into your nose to really make you feel the axe chopping and finger slicing goodness. Or shell out of one of these: http://www.edimensional.com/product_info.php?cPath =21&products_id=28 for use in your home instead.
I was referring to the city Grammer in Indiana. Don't be so touchy, I only replied because another reply to your post also misused an.
Why is everyone misusing 'an'? Seems I've been a grammer nazi as of late.
At the risk of sounding like a troll.. Try reading up on paragraphs!
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