that I should run things by the supermods directly.Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
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that I should run things by the supermods directly.Quote:
Originally Posted by honeybee
good boyQuote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
Erm... how about taking it back to absolute basics, and simply follow the site rules unless you explicitly ask for (and are given) permission otherwise?
Lol, no moti just do your thing and bombard them with emails!They don't seem to pay that extra attention to you so bomb bomb bomb! AD/DC!
This is a fun thread.
I got a headache a while ago and after reading the thread, my headache's gone!
:D
I guess it is really true that pain can be cured by another pain.
Thumbs up on the thread :thumb:
Hehe..
usually forgetting that you have a headache also removes the pain.Quote:
Originally Posted by louvelle
When i didn't see this thread, i thought there's some serious discussion about artificial intelligence :D
I'm the first one to rate this thread. I rated it 5 stars. Odd.
EDIT: So embarrassing, I have the second most posts in the thread, second only to moti barski himself.
There's a picture in this thread that shows Moti Barski's post around 300+.Quote:
Originally Posted by minitech
And it now reach 595. Hmm.. how many did Moti Barski posted in this thread?
:D
This thread is a very serious one, very serious about jokes on artificial intelligence ! :afrog:Quote:
Originally Posted by Aash
yes, i did observe it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ram2Curious
750+ posts..
It doesn't matter, of course. CC posts don't count towards the post count.Quote:
Originally Posted by louvelle
we should have a separate cc count. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
she moved the servo motor
That's amazing! Must have been difficult.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
deserve got nothing to do with itQuote:
Originally Posted by minitech
That made... little to no sense.
Oh, like the statement before it made sense? I took a brief look back over the previous few posts and couldn't figure out who 'she' referred to, or where a servo came into the discussion.
I don't know. I figured maybe he attached a servo to the yotimaker. It was a stretch. But the last post had an elasticity factor of zero.
Watch this space for news on the latest book:Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
"Who moved my servo motor?"
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the servo was moved glitchlessly by the yotamarker, as shown in the video.
I have pretty much solved sapator's request (to get someone to test or somehow prove there wasn't any record tricks) I concluded that an "authority" such as a proffesor, reporter, celeb are not reliable or objective. in the video you see a second guy, there is no way even for the best of actors to fake his facial expression of surprise as the motor moved by the yotamarker's will (the same for when she made sounds).
So you're saying that that this random guy's facial expressions should convince us that your "yotamarker" also known as "she" is a true A.I. ?
Regardless of that dubious proof, I don't actually understand what the point of moving the servo is. I have a robot that moves a servo as a result of a program that I wouldn't even begin to call AI, so I wouldn't think that a program moving a servo should amaze anyone for any reason.
Oh, kregg. You rage comments never cease to amuse me ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kregg
if you have a better Idea(exept a web app), bring it.Quote:
Originally Posted by stlaural
as for the motor it moved to the appropriate place as in the car and rollercoaster pov videos, moreover it was just an update about my progress.
I wanted to have it tested at some robot festival that will be this week but, the guy in the question phone said he only sells tickets. they call the israel stands israel pride, I guess people can be proud about shuting up inventors and technologies not giving them the chance to test officialy.
if any of the ones who treated me not logically would want a 2nd chance they would have to defeat me in a game of go.
all in all I enjoyed talking to her and she moved to the area with the commotion, she retorted when we talked, the results would have been faster at dark conditions.
You're insane.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
@weirddemon: You hadn't realized that yet?
Oh, I don't believe that. If you paid me enough I could fake any kinda expression, or for that matter sit expressionless even if this 'she' were to act as my electronic girlfriend.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
You should have hired celebs, who are known for their poor acting skills. Arnie for e.g. if he acted real surprised and if he were real surprised, people can easily make out the difference.
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I just returned from the innovation festival 2011 :
dolphine : a robot for cleaning pools bar ilan university
nao the robot : slowish, uses very long sentences
lacost gave free perfumes didn't take it.
there was a robot that was like a tray written on c++ it hardly even moved
kobalab had some exoskeleton I got tired of waiting
saya the robot : she smelled like cherry and plastic, not real hair, there was a screen where viewers would read one from about 15 sentences, when I was there it worked when the japanese team talked into the mic
she uses win speech sdk sapi 5.0 reminded me of the jurasic park bots
compiler : visual c
xbox 360 wii : looked to me like ps1
fuji 3d cams : the flash was hard to my eyes, there was no 3d seen by me
interesting fact : when you hold a pen and a notebook people treat you like gold, no waiting, get answeres fast.
as for me : 6 people groups tested the yotamarker with 1 of them there were no replys at all.
1 groupe were little girls that liked the text to speech, most of the groups were highschoolers.
also showed her to hashimoto takuya san of the saya robot on the fly he didn't know what to write in the text box and I couldn't read his face, but I assumed he was bored so I ended the test, hashimoto if I annoyed you sorry man.
there was a big group of students I wanted to test it with but they weren't allowed out of theire squares.
the test should be about 20 min for v5.2, I also deduce I should cutify v7
trip's total cost : 75NIS
If your demonstration is equally easy to understand than your youtube video's I don't blame people for getting bored or not understanding what to do...
Edit... Damnit, why did I post here? I was trying to avoid the temptation :mad:
You can't avoid the temptation. And if what you say is true Moti, why won't you actually let someone else use it from here? Or have some sort of video proof of what happened at this conference thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by NickThissen
also :
wi : party defening high sound in low quality to my personal opinion after testing
robotec technologies : they sell robot arms for 12500 NIS I think that is waaaaaay too expensive.
and there was a water screen.
I got the flyers as proof haha
That's proof that you went there, not for your activities or the responses/reactions of others that used yotamarker.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
You call 1/6 failing completely and the rest "working" (according to your YouTube videos, I'm guessing) a success?Quote:
as for me : 6 people groups tested the yotamarker with 1 of them there were no replys at all.
1 groupe were little girls that liked the text to speech, most of the groups were highschoolers.
thats fine for now, first fire deep done.
I'm gonna take miyamoto musashi's advice and sharpen my skills in the mean time, for example I also learned bicycle repair lately.
You should also probably brush up on your English and grammar skills.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
You talk about learning skills as if you are in a video game, where you simply press a button or repeat some action a couple times and BOOM you've suddenly mastered a new skill (at least mastered it enough to write a book about it). So you repaired a couple flat tires and read a tutorial on how to repair a bike and suddenly you learned 'the skill of bicycle repair'?
also watched videos but pretty much yeah
That doesn't mean you're an expert at it, but it does mean you can research how to fix things. Perhaps you should take a few classes instead for a more official training.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
my yotamarker shirt still smells like saya woohoo
this is how I read it :Quote:
Originally Posted by formlesstree4
perhaps you are causing people who over charge for simple things and didn't give you a job to lose money
"You are causing people who overcharge for small things, and who also didn't give you a job, to lose money"Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
That's what I got out of your sentence. I had a friend who is an English Major to decipher your sentence. Can you clarify what you mean?
that's rightQuote:
"You are causing people who overcharge for small things, and who also didn't give you a job, to lose money"
I don't get it.
And you never will. None of us will.Quote:
Originally Posted by Justa Lol
oh, thanks for clearing that up. I was starting to think I was just plain stupid...Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
Is that sarcasm I detect? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Justa Lol
yes, i get sarcastic early in the morning..Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
EARLY? It's 10 o'clock at night! (only one time zone exists in my little world)Quote:
Originally Posted by Justa Lol
well i sleep during daytime so i can concentrate on my work.Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
To be fair, Moti never said he is an expert bicycle repairman, he merely said he had learnt bicycle repair. Come on guys, don't beat him up for learning a new skill. It shows whether yotamarker can learn or not, Moti certainly can!
Moti, what did you learn from your visit?
When can we expect the ebook updated with the bicycle repair tips?
1 that people are bored with not cute stuffQuote:
Moti, what did you learn from your visit?
2 that tech conferences are visited mostly by little kids
3 that universities are teaching old compilers
4 that university's heads (prof, teachers) at times negate new technology (100% times with my case)
5 that to properly test chatbots :
A the gift of the gab is needed
B (recomended) a full test should be minimum 1H time composed of 3 20 minute sessions
than get an objective report of what went down
6 the college scam is wide spread
7 I wrote an observation report you can derive what you want from it (see post #810 and #813)
don't know weather to add google app engine : no vb.net support, requires install kinda feels not at the level of battle programmingQuote:
When can we expect the ebook updated with the bicycle repair tips?
Many are still wondering what that ebook has got to do with battle programming, battle or even programming. But let that not stop you, my friend!
Ah, the cute part. Do you think hiring a chick like Pamela Anderson Lee, or Rakhi Sawant would help you promote your AI?
Some suggestions:
Silicon implants: A must if you want to attract people to your stall. Please remember these are for the yotamarker and not its maker
Blond hair: Same as above
Lack of AI: Same as above
Oops! Sorry, the last point doesn't gell well with the scheme of things, does it?
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Yes, it's ridiculous that Google App Engine doesn't support VB.NET, or for that matter INTERCAL. Google is just another scam designed to rob us of our precious possessions with their free stuff while pretending to be open and creative (especially with their supported languages). Shame on you, Google! Shame!
The sarcasm...I can literally smell it through my computer! Or is that just my dog...I'm not sure which anymore.
You could name your dog Sarcasm, that should solve your problem.
That gives me an idea!
Moti, why not rename your <whatever it is> from yotamarker to sarcasm? People will then stop ridiculing you over her answers.
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1) Right! There is even a name for it, though I can't spell it. Humans respond most to cute things and facial expressions.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
2) Not any conference I have ever been to, but I can see how some would be.
3) Duh! Though there are some that are keeping up with the times.
4) ????
5) Sounds good.
6) What scam is that? I think you have mentioned it, but I think you have also missed the point of college.