Actually CAPTCHA can be a little bit intelligent than basically being cryptic.
For example:
CAPTCHA says 2+3
Answer is 5
It is harder for bots and easier on humans.
... And now that you have 7fps, you will just need a tiny bit of extra which you can get through a "Time Compressor" (easily available at your local science labs (joke)) Now the computation happens in a different dimension where time is 3 times slower that the dimension you are breathing in, so when the transformation takes place you don't even notice the difference. Thats easy.
But then what about the songs that grow on you?
Like oasis for example, you dont get it in the first time, but after a while you cant start your day without listening to it.
I fail to understand, where is the relation of Beethoven and Jazz...
I can imagine a computer producing Jazz tunes on the run (as in Jazz mostly different instruments are in individual harmony, there is no collaborative rhythm / harmony).
But composing symphonies would be something!
Somehow I don't know why (maybe because of the current nomenclature trend), but this doesn't seem funny (or a joke) to me. Those things actually make sense, goodness...
Guys, I am saying its a good ground for experimentation. Who is stopping you from using neural networks in choosing the best weapon / Most effective move for the opponent?
>>There is yet to be a freeform AI that can completely destroy a player in a computer game like some of the best real people can.
Tie a simple fisherman's knot to one of the appendages of the robot that would take the force > its Mass*g(approx 9.8)
Then throw other end of the string over the wall (or attach it to the pulley on top of the wall), and apply force to the other end of the string directed towards the ground and away from the wall.
Also there is no guarantee that your robot will survive this climb without a scratch / broken parts, but heh it climbs
jokes apart, that is really a good advancement in tech.
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Actually CAPTCHA can be a little bit intelligent than basically being cryptic. For example: CAPTCHA says 2+3 Answer is 5 It is harder for bots and easier on humans.
... And now that you have 7fps, you will just need a tiny bit of extra which you can get through a "Time Compressor" (easily available at your local science labs (joke)) Now the computation happens in a different dimension where time is 3 times slower that the dimension you are breathing in, so when the transformation takes place you don't even notice the difference. Thats easy.
Thats why Consoles exist. Seriously, since Vista, windows has become really bulky for games.
But then what about the songs that grow on you? Like oasis for example, you dont get it in the first time, but after a while you cant start your day without listening to it.
I can imagine a computer producing Jazz tunes on the run (as in Jazz mostly different instruments are in individual harmony, there is no collaborative rhythm / harmony). But composing symphonies would be something!
Somehow I don't know why (maybe because of the current nomenclature trend), but this doesn't seem funny (or a joke) to me. Those things actually make sense, goodness ...
Thats RMS, unbiased from all the hype that shadows over the real thing. To be honest he has got a good point.
Thats because of global warming ...
Sshhh ... /maybe he official google bot for clarifying doubts on slashdot
Now go carts will have comfortable chairs
That is scary ...
or a hypocr~ typecast
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This story should have that little foot icon in the summary. It would be nice.
>>There is yet to be a freeform AI that can completely destroy a player in a computer game like some of the best real people can.
Chess? A very simple yet effective example of AI?
Games? It is the best scratch pad for AI experiments.
No no it doesnt work that way ... thats schoolboy science sheesh ....
The only way is to land on the rear side.
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There is an effort to make rare things !rare result is things are available
but then !rare things don't have the same value
so again there is an effort to make things rare
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Tie a simple fisherman's knot to one of the appendages of the robot that would take the force > its Mass*g(approx 9.8) Then throw other end of the string over the wall (or attach it to the pulley on top of the wall), and apply force to the other end of the string directed towards the ground and away from the wall.
Also there is no guarantee that your robot will survive this climb without a scratch / broken parts, but heh it climbs
jokes apart, that is really a good advancement in tech.
I thought we already had web 2.0?
wide web
which allows you to manually authorise cookies, gives pretty good control over the involutary activity.
To achieve speed of light is so hypothetical?
The back and forward buttons will be used more frequently than before ;)
could have been a hum~n No, alien error