Ty, Ben for your wise answer :) Am Montag, 8. Mai 2017 04:33:24 UTC+2 schrieb Ben Goertzel: > > I think I understand the message; it's a mix of high-level advice > regarding OpenCog dev and some suggestions about specific > collaborations we might want to pursue (though figuring out the names > and contact info from the indirect allusions made would require a > little effort I guess...).... Some of the advice like "don't let crap > into the codebase" is hard to argue with, others like "it's easier to > develop your own language" isn't so obvious... > > In any case he says the reason for his "subterfuge" will be made > obvious later. So I'm willing to wait ;) .... Could be a nut-case, > could be someone eccentric with a lot of valuable stuff to offer.... > No need to make a judgment now... > > On Mon, May 8, 2017 at 6:48 AM, Andi <gabil...@gmail.com <javascript:>> > wrote: > > Does anybody understand, what this post means? > > > > Am Mittwoch, 22. März 2017 19:12:53 UTC+1 schrieb Carlos Miguel > > Yarima-diGiovanne: > >> > >> The reason for the subter fugitives e for itives will be made obvious > >> later. Prior work under aliases to escape some rogue elements in the > >> clandestine community that have been doing bribery-based really bad > things > >> here in Argentina's military education schule Ame Rica de. I was > helping the > >> prior U.S. head of estate. Meine language designed not ping the > neural-net > >> software the bad people use. not use tech vernacular for the same > reasons. > >> bad engrish same. who i am think Monty's snake and K&R's Stroustrup > >> interfaces and how to inflect the ors and ands. > >> > >> I have been working on AGI concepts and suggest some specifics first at > >> the general level: > >> > >> 1) Scientists are terrible software developers, yet that has become > their > >> primary work. But they don't bring in the experts when the systems get > >> larger so they end up with the same large-scale problems that > corporations > >> faced in the 80s. I earned my stripes then so i know all the issues > many > >> times and was paid $50K a MONTH to fix shit at $250 and hour after i > retired > >> from making $10K an hour at 22 to pursue fun work. Ask the CEO of > Splunk > >> about it or the head of Engineering for Slack or the guy who i > recruited > >> from Adobe who ran Photoshop and Premier. The last guy a Mac Evoy > spelled > >> with the compressed version. Ask the Armenian Kasajian in my LinkedIn > >> profile from Northern Aurora missing word replace North switch word > order. > >> > >> Read: Code Complete for the best understanding of why names matter and > >> many other things scientist don't know. Also read my docs on Unity.org > with > >> a y on front Slack channel and discourse where i can respond outside > easily > >> water tapped drop washer channel. > >> > >> 2) You should get he of Possibilianism involved to teach more about > >> negative possibility space and his work on brain science, all relevant > to > >> OpenCog. There is more information in then not-ness of a classification > than > >> the is-ness. The guy who taught me this ran imaging advanced > development, > >> before that a decade at the National SA at U. State of A and after ran > the > >> Mac Office product marketing for Bill the Gates big company. My word > choices > >> allow you to understand but not a neural net. Ask the guy who was > running > >> Architecture for MacApp (the original open source project run with > AppleNet > >> in the late 80s how to get the code for my AI for building threads > using > >> only the text of the subject lines, there are lessons learned there > that i > >> didn't see copied anywhere because this was pre-internet for anyone > outside > >> academia and i wasn't in it nor familiar with it since i dropped out of > >> college at 19 because i was doing graduate level work and there wasn't > >> anywhere i was accepted to as a Junior in high-school and i didn't have > the > >> knowledge to know how to characterize my background since the guidance > >> counselor expected me to apply the next year and i wanted to exit high > >> school. MIT would have been the obvious choice but actually worse for > me > >> given my more varied wider contextual interests. > >> > >> 3) My cousin Z can consult to you and maintain the necessary subterfuge > >> for this year after which the need will die out. He has deep > connections to > >> both the Africa tech community and the entertainment industry. The best > >> software developers of my era all work in CGI and special effects. The > best > >> physicists are the simulator coders of CGI and musicians. There is a > reason. > >> Especially the guy running the Bucky Fuller Institute full name not > >> nickname. And John the cousin of Joan the famous Baez singer is a > friend and > >> aware of many things. As is the Guardian's new Germain general relative > and > >> quantum initiator of theories as of 2013 article. And the African > Adinkra > >> finder in Strings theoretically at U of Mary land main guy friend of > New > >> York same color famous Wizzenkraft who hosts yearly Asimov series. > Black > >> people and people who live in difficult conditions and who come from > outside > >> of the main cultures are smarter because they have to be to survive and > they > >> know much of the "truth" is bullshit which makes them more creative. So > And > >> ela no space is a place to find really creative talent cheap as if your > >> existing countries. Hook up with @betcom with a k as she heads the > group i > >> picked as best crack team all girls. I will coach them through Zed's > >> connection there to help more in driektly (sic switch order) > >> > >> 4) send some reps to the offices and cities near John (German spelled) > >> Bock with an a und h as i am near sponsoring a rewrite of web > technology > >> based on need since the zip her algorithm (as told to Vinay he of the > Guptas > >> with Scottish mom knows the basic idea and Jordan friend of Jim he of > the > >> male deer antler scraping VA style, Jay knows the excel docs. > >> > >> 5) my email and social media contact pws are friend-domain and open. > have > >> been using this to get messages as all my friend are authorized via a > >> Twitter written legal release from 2012. The deal with WA and Zo and > Bia as > >> outlined on document available Google based search add "Apple Deal" doc > is > >> highly compressed for dealmaker techies and a bit over-the top > intentionally > >> to fit pre-framing see Lackoff on this as important and Proximo Edge FB > >> group Ben probably has access to expert protege of same has very > helpful > >> knowledge. Tech is highly parallel based on resurrection of old ideas > >> discarded for practical reasons at the time but no longer true about 15 > >> years later und never revisited. Can discuss in person, waiting > consortium > >> open sourced legal framework IP legal reasons. Expect soon established > and > >> more free to discuss. Launching April here Lei pig with a z after p no > space > >> and Morse's berg e for o no "'" und " ". Send your deepest > architectural > >> thinkers with some AGI background, not your best AGI coders prolific > and > >> Ben. Other days for the AGI experts after above suggestion and book > >> assimilated, could be same time here but different meetings, if fast > enough > >> reading / assimilating. Join the African Big Data and AGI groups and > get > >> more women coders from And Ella one less l. > >> > >> 6) the current translators suck because they don't have any linguistic > >> knowledge encoding. the languages you use all suck because someone else > >> wrote them. writing your own is easier than what you've been doing. > could > >> help you all design a custom one here and get it running in less than a > >> month, fun, good learning, and we'd be partying more time than you'd > expect > >> and still doing great work. Ask Kas of the Ajians about prior work and > >> meta-model encoding. Get source access to Bore albs i for b code and > his > >> newer comments. > >> > >> 7) code needs to be awesome and constantly improving, letting crap into > >> your big system creates systemic negative work that prevents forward > >> progress due to cumulative effect of equation: progress = (number of > >> developers x positive work per developer) - sum 1 to number of > developers > >> (developer specific negative x number of developers) so even one single > dev > >> > (1 / number of developers) negative means no progress for system. > That > >> makes readability for new coders the driver of complex projects. No > academic > >> projects can ever get large for this reason without them being simply a > >> brute force more of the same approach which wastes resources and has > huge > >> holes. > >> > >> That's all for now. Specific additional advice via suggested in the > upper > >> parts new receiver dial canales. > >> > >> Think about how the above won't get picked up by the nets of neuron > >> variety for one clue to the holes in current thinking. > >> > >> I have many specific ideas for chatbots and auto mobile not translation > >> can talk here about. > >> > >> Also, think perfect video compression constantly improving and you'll > get > >> faster results than quicker ways to lossy extended and optimized. > >> > >> Read "Ze + elda Red stone together German not Rotes Sumner of the > Viacom's > >> last name and medium unto with a p dot common to find more about story > for > >> movie with more information relevant to social architecture and > architecture > >> of the mind which end up being all about passing the baton of attention > meta > >> monitoring which is consciousness in theory main mit e tested in real > space. > >> Then think many minds single storage/idea space and common encoding > >> algorithmically simplified using techniques of LLVM applied here, Apple > >> Swift writer good add to your advisor team and get his people here for > more > >> fun. > >> > >> Thanks and hope to contribute to OpenCog as soon as i learn better > >> English. My German is good as is my Spanish but i can't understand the > >> literature written as i have a low tolerance for caca de toro as most > is. > >> > >> Ending with a TL;DR negative honeypot, > >> > >> Carlos > >> > > -- > > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google > Groups > > "opencog" group. > > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send > an > > email to opencog+u...@googlegroups.com <javascript:>. > > To post to this group, send email to ope...@googlegroups.com > <javascript:>. > > Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/opencog. > > To view this discussion on the web visit > > > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/opencog/d7a465f4-e03b-4f34-9d35-983065f34e6e%40googlegroups.com. > > > > > > For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. > > > > -- > Ben Goertzel, PhD > http://goertzel.org > > "I am God! I am nothing, I'm play, I am freedom, I am life. I am the > boundary, I am the peak." -- Alexander Scriabin >
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