From Intelligent Machinery, A Heretical TheoryThere would be great opposition from the intellectuals who were afraid of being put out of a job. It is probable though that the intellectuals would be mistaken about this. There would be plenty to do trying to understand what the machines were trying to do, i.e. in trying to keep ones intelligence up to the standard set by the machines, for it...
A man can control only what he comprehends, and comprehend only what he is able to put into words. The inexpressible therefore is unknowable. -- Stanislaw Lem "The Futurology Congress"This is certainly interesting in LLM land :-)
Expert Systems AI was based on Charles Forgy's RETE pattern match algorithm.It seems to me that JEV is RETE with more generic pattern matching.
Would it be possible to recreate ELIZA using JEV?It seems like this should be possible. You would need to ask questions about what the person brought up in a sentence, e.g. "My MOM calls all the time".Then you write JEV "rules" to construct a reply based on various probabilities.
The Hall effect is a change in the electron location due to a magnetic field. The effect is small and needs some signal processing.I want to play with the sensitivity. Do you have a circuit diagram for measuring the Hall effect?
I own about that many. Fortunately a large percentage is PDFs. Never the less I have about 200 linear feet of shelf space to hold my books in my "library" and in my home office.
I developed open source software for 25 years even during the stretch when I was living in my car. I never made money from open source.
So tell me why you think this doesn't work.
The best way to cut through this noise is to visit a Tesla dealer and ask for a test drive.
This excellent book deals with change. It details the point that "systems cannot change within themselves"From this book it is clear that the gas car industry is doomed. Car companies cannot support the change to electric.From this book it is clear that the energy industry is doomed. Energy from hydrocarbons cannot compete with wind and solar.It is a worthwhile and enlightening read.
My professional advice is "Don't learn to program".
Your question is like asking... should I learn to shoe horses?
I bought FSD in September 2025. Since that time every trip has been on FSD. The only exception was during an ice storm with black ice.I bought Starlink Mini in January. I installed it in my Tesla.I just got a notification that I exceeded the Starlink Mini speed limit.Apparently FSD "hurry mode" goes too fast for Starlink.That's annoying.
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Algorithm E (Euclid's algorithm). Given two positive integers m and n, find their greatest common divisor, that is, the largest positive integer that evenly divides both m and n.E1 [Find remained] Divide m by n and r be the remainder. (We will know that 0 <= r < n)E2 [Is it zero?] If r = 0, the algorithm terminates,...
Knuth Tests using Claude Sonnet 4.6 problem 1.1.2Knuth Art Of Computer Programming V1 p9 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Algorithm E (Euclid's algorithm). Given two positive integers m and n, find their greatest common divisor, that is, the largest positive integer that evenly divides both m and n.E1 [Find remained] Divide m by n and r be the remainder....
Knuth Art Of Computer Programming V1 p9:[1] The values of variables m and n, can be interchanged using t = m, then m = n, then n = t. Show how the values of four variables (a,b,c,d) can be rearranged to (b,c,d,a) by a sequence of replacements. In other words, the new value of a is to be the original value of b, etc. Try to use the minimum number of...
Knuth Art Of Computer Programming V1 p2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Algorithm E (Euclid's algorithm). Given two positive integers m and n, find their greatest common divisor, that is, the largest positive integer that evenly divides both m and n.E1 [Find remained] Divide m by n and r be the remainder. (We will know that 0 <= r < n)E2 [Is it...
It would be interesting to see a website dedicated to using an LLM solutions to Knuth's problem set. It would likely be a better test of an LLM than most of the current set.
Long rumored that the world would end due to a goal of "maximizing paperclips" it is time to start. Every good world-ending idea needs a plan.Given an infinite number of paperclips what are the design constraints?Paperclips designs are the "string theory" of physical construction.Ideas in 1 dimensionObviously you could make a single one-dimensional line of paperclips. This raises the question...
I got into a discussion of UFOs. The question was how would they be able to change directions and accelerate instantly. He was trying to guess what kind of propulstion they used. This is the reply I sent.The more I think about it it becomes clear that physics is wrongly constructed.The ability to manipulate space-time directly solves a lot of problems. Take, for example, the UFO problem I...
I"m old. I need something that watches everything I do and say.It should be able to tell me where I left my coffee cup.It should tell me what meds to take and remind me to take them.It should remind me to pay a bill since I still write checks.It should tell me that today is trash day.It should keep a list of things I need at the store.At the store it should tell me what to buy.It should remind...