Emotional processing.
That's pretty pedantic. They were simply addressing one branch of the if, so their statement was relevant.
Good idea. Write a python script, and then code the minimal c interpreter possible to make that specific script work, utilizing the script itself as string reference (and any other way one can manage to utilize it in…
Also, it allows the matching party to directly gauge and give along the lines of true public interest, and not waste their money on something nobody cares about.
I think it provides a necessary pointer to the idea that we will need more than prediction to make a viable general AI - that the prediction model is useful, but has fundamental limitations.
I think you misunderstood his question. Given two files, a compressed file which must be uncompressed to play, and an uncompressed one which does not require extra processing - why would the game ever bother…
..so.. ..you know about RealMyst, right? A 3d first-person adaptation of the original Myst?
meh.
Emotional processing.
That's pretty pedantic. They were simply addressing one branch of the if, so their statement was relevant.
Good idea. Write a python script, and then code the minimal c interpreter possible to make that specific script work, utilizing the script itself as string reference (and any other way one can manage to utilize it in…
Also, it allows the matching party to directly gauge and give along the lines of true public interest, and not waste their money on something nobody cares about.
I think it provides a necessary pointer to the idea that we will need more than prediction to make a viable general AI - that the prediction model is useful, but has fundamental limitations.
I think you misunderstood his question. Given two files, a compressed file which must be uncompressed to play, and an uncompressed one which does not require extra processing - why would the game ever bother…
..so.. ..you know about RealMyst, right? A 3d first-person adaptation of the original Myst?
meh.