as conceptually ineffectual is rather
puzzling.
Kevin Copple
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seen in my two months of participation here. I
certainly hope that these several people don't represent the patience and
open mindedness of most of the folks here.
If you unsub Alan, please do me a favor and unsub me at the same time.
Kevin Copple
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the extent to
which it is involved in our own thought, it seems to be an intriguing
ingredient. Perhaps artificial trial and error systems can lead us to pure
intelligence. That is, if pure intelligence is not an illusion, a mirage,
an unachievable holy grail.
Cheers,
Kevin Copple
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Perhaps thinking is overrated. It sometimes seems the way progress is made,
and lessons learned, is predominately by trial and error. Thomas Edison's
light bulb is good example, especially since it is the very symbol of
idea. From what I know, Edison's contribution was his desire to make the
systems and databases
do truly amazing things in my various experiences. But nothing so amazing
as seeing EllaZ deal blackjack, or place the entire contents of Kant's
Critique of Pure Reason into a single scrolling browser textbox :-)
Catch you all later . . . Kevin Copple
P.S. I have one
Hey Ben,
It seems that recent college IT grads here hope to earn about 3000rmb
(375usd) a month, but often must settle for less. This is based on my
rather limited knowledge. Hopefully I will know more in the near future,
since I have been getting the word out and have a local headhunter
Thanks for the idea and references Cliff. It is common for a visitor to
test a chatterbot by pounding on the keyboard, speaking a foreign language,
typing binary code, etc.
Currently in EllaZ systems, if the input exceeds a minimum length (I don't
recall the number of characters off-hand) we
