1. A.I. Project
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Kat,
I actually wasn't referring to your last e-mail that directly
I suppose.I thought you were inferring that an a.i. project
would be better suited for the internet because you had had
experience with more utilitarian a.i. types in your day to day
work.Your downplay of the win32lib kind of made me think
of a Linux based internet application,which made me think
of the a.i. existing upon a server.
JDUBE
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2. Re: A.I. Project
On 6 Nov 2002, at 20:27, dubetyrant at hotmail.com wrote:
>
> Kat,
> I actually wasn't referring to your last e-mail that directly
> I suppose.I thought you were inferring that an a.i. project
> would be better suited for the internet because you had had
> experience with more utilitarian a.i. types in your day to day
> work.Your downplay of the win32lib kind of made me think
> of a Linux based internet application,which made me think
> of the a.i. existing upon a server.
I was not downplaying win32lib. I chose that filename only because Derek is
more acquainted with that file, because he wrote it. I have nothing but
respect for Derek and his talents. It's just that Eu doesn't support the sort of
thing a real Ai needs (knowing what it is one knows or doesn't know is rather
important), and everything i have that is internet ready is for a windoze box,
and i can't upload to a commercial professional linux box to run. So i offered
money for a Eu app to mirror/proxy me off the nix box (which has a static ip
on a dsl line, things i cannot get), and it looks like that was a dead end too
at the moment. Someone told me yesterday afternoon they would be writing
it in Perl, and tonite there is not one line of code written yet.
Kat
3. Re: A.I. Project
On 0, Kat <kat at kogeijin.com> wrote:
> On 6 Nov 2002, at 20:27, dubetyrant at hotmail.com wrote:
>
> >
> > Kat,
> > I actually wasn't referring to your last e-mail that directly
> > I suppose.I thought you were inferring that an a.i. project
> > would be better suited for the internet because you had had
> > experience with more utilitarian a.i. types in your day to day
> > work.Your downplay of the win32lib kind of made me think
> > of a Linux based internet application,which made me think
> > of the a.i. existing upon a server.
>
> I was not downplaying win32lib. I chose that filename only because Derek is
> more acquainted with that file, because he wrote it. I have nothing but
> respect for Derek and his talents. It's just that Eu doesn't support the sort
> of
> thing a real Ai needs (knowing what it is one knows or doesn't know is rather
> important), and everything i have that is internet ready is for a windoze box,
>
> and i can't upload to a commercial professional linux box to run. So i offered
>
> money for a Eu app to mirror/proxy me off the nix box (which has a static ip
> on a dsl line, things i cannot get), and it looks like that was a dead end too
>
> at the moment. Someone told me yesterday afternoon they would be writing
> it in Perl, and tonite there is not one line of code written yet.
>
> Kat
>
No, but it can be coded.
If you mean like automatic saving of variables, being able to get up
where
the program last ran and crashed, etc, you are wrong. They help in
debugging
of AI programs (or any other program in general) but they are not
necessary
outside of debugging. (They may be convient, but they are not REQUIRED
for AI.)
Example: C has none of these things either. Yet look at how many AI
programs
and libraries which exist are in C. (Admititedly, C is NOT the best
language
for AI programming, but I'm just pointing out that its possible in C, and
hence possible in Eu as well.)
jbrown
PS. In Dredge, print(fh, SSref) can be used to save all variables in a
program
automaticly. I never realized this before though. Wow.
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