Re: [agi] Wikify works

https://www.google.com/search?q=%22the+computer%22+site%3Awikipedia.org On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 6:58 PM stefan.reich.maker.of.eye via AGI < agi@agi.topicbox.com> wrote: > https://wikify.live/search/yesterday,+all+my > > About: Wikify is a precise full-text search for 85% > o

Re: [agi] Re: Wikify works

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Re: [agi] Re: Wikify works

another idea i just had would be that you might want to design for taking snapshots of your wikipedia data anyway, since it changes over time it would be nice to have, say, an hourly snapshot stored. but 128GB is expensive to store, archivally, although S3 gets pretty cheap: https://aws.amazon.c

[agi] Re: Wikify works

Stefan - 128GB of memory to hold everything? that is not so much, i think we may be able to work around the limitstions of juat dumping it all in memory, perhaps.   have you calculated i/o speeds based on memory specs?  if so, please let me know which specs of memory you are calcualting with as

[agi] Re: Wikify works

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[agi] Re: Wikify works

What the engine shines at is finding a precise phrase. Type "the computer on titan" and it will, in 10ms (after preloading), come up with: THE COMPUTER ON TITAN 37, WHOSE NAME IS GEORGE. Yes, Google does similar stuff... but not in this character-precise

[agi] Re: Wikify works

Yes the initial searches can take a few seconds because it has to load in parts of the index from disk. This was the result when I typed in the same thing just now: https://botcompany.de/images/1102950 Much better as you can see... I am using memory mapped files, but the complete index doesn't

Re: [agi] More Consciousness Interestingness (w/o NL and NN distractions)

Well, the reason I linked this paper was to show the way these guys skillfully utilized some available mathematical tools to build up a model of various consciousnesses. They generalized ZX-calculus from quantum computing and as you can see their way of doing that could be coded up relatively ea

[agi] Re: Wikify works

I typed in 'the computer' and it took about 10 seconds to start displaying lots of results ex. 10 results every 5 seconds. How's it work? Do you use a network? Do you use prediction? Is it searching ALL of Wikipedia.com's data? And wouldn't a human brain be faster?  -