Human, computer, objective.

No more working alone!

...and they're (probably) not the ones you think.

Approaching AI, chapter 915423

...should be enough time for a bot to respond.

More edutainment for your pleasure!

Now if that isn't a change. Videos about AI coming.

...I shorten it. Let's say I want to make a big input field with full persistence and switchable font size (like you see on the right). Then I write this:

cmodule BigInput {
  S text; // auto-persisted string field
  switchable int fontSize = 40;
  visual setFontSize(fontSize, dm_textArea('text));
}

(I just created the 2 new JavaX syntax constructs 'switchable' and 'visual' in like 10 minutes. Hover over the source code for more info.) —Automatic popup menu.

If this runs, you're read-d-dy for making a bot. (Actual software coming up.)

(In a few steps, that is.)

What time is it?
It's 5:30
Why did you say that?
Because you asked me what time it is.

One huge jar file. Includes a GUI and a database. And learns from the cloud while running.

...will explain itself (as a general principle).

Not sure if I'm allowed to tell you more yet... :-)

...and any Windows installation. Enough space for AI experiments—and enough space for memory-hungry Firefox. Try it out yourself!

Yes, it's all automatic. The original rule is just matching for "what's the rule count".

Sometimes I just have to do this—coming up with a really intelligent little solution for common coding questions that, oddly, don't seem to have an answer yet.

Like this one: How to find out efficiently whether a prefix of a string is contained in a tree set.

PS: Haha, now StackOverflow is saying they want to delete the answer. I was improving on another answer which apparently is not being deleted? StackOverflow is complete madness as I have said before.

Sorry... I can't always turn water to wine. Need some grapes. Details.

10,000 rules shouldn't be a problem at all. We do want AGI, don't we?

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