Re: Minimal language VS Maximal language
- Posted by Greg Phillips <i.shoot at REDNECKS.COM> Feb 20, 1999
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No, I meant genetic. Genetic algorithms are simply that: "Mother Nature, only in silicon." Quality wrote: > Don -- I think Greg meant "generic" not "genetic"... ??? > > Don Groves <groves at ACM.ORG> wrote: > > >At 22:35 2/16/99 -0800, Greg Phillips wrote: > >>All this brings to mind an article I read a while ago. > >> > >>Students and professors at some university are using a genetic algorithm > >>to create a new, useful, programming language. Then, the computer, > >>using a neural network, would teach itself the language, and write an > >>improved genetic algorithm, to create an improved language, and an > >>improved neural net. > >> > >>Which is scary. > > > >Sounds a lot like Mother Nature, only in silicon. > >Are the days of carbon-based lifeforms numbered? > >-- > >Don Groves -- Greg Phillips i.shoot at rednecks.com http://euphoria.server101.com -- Useless fact of the day: The term 'The Real McCoy' was coined in the 1880's