That's what he meant, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by minitech
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That's what he meant, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by minitech
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http://alice.pandorabots.com/
judge: AJ
ALICE: Do you get angry alot?
judge: no, do you?
ALICE: Do you like to have everything organized?
judge: Do you?
ALICE: Yes I do.
judge: do you like coffee?
ALICE: Yes I love coffee. It is one of life's necessities. I take it strong.
judge: how much wood could a wood chuck chuck, if a wood chuck could chuck wood?
ALICE: A whole forest.
judge: so what is a robot?
ALICE: There are two broad definitions of a robot, the extensional and the intensional.
judge: are you a part of the illuminati
ALICE: Am I a part of the illuminati? No.
judge: liar
ALICE: Absolutely.
Aj: so why is the illuminati sign at the top left of this website
ALICE: The explanation is rather complicated.
Aj: is it because you are illiminati
ALICE: Signs point to yes.
I see what they did there. I hope I don't get "silenced".
So what's going on with YotaMaker?
… that was mean.
I'd love to know, this was the most entertaining thread ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by weirddemon
This thread was the highlight of my Chit Chat browsing. :) I miss seeing the updates from moti barski.
Do what now?Quote:
Originally Posted by minitech
Right? So much entertainment from this thread. Can't believe it's been 4 years already.Quote:
Originally Posted by formlesstree4
Didn't we go through an entire other thread of oddities in the meantime?
Probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Wow now I've seen everything. This guy even has a UD entry!
I've seen that. I assume that somebody here wrote it, though I don't know who. Moti is hardly a meme, though around here he is apparently nothing more than a memeory.
I think he has a website. I found it earlier. Something about some book.
Ahh happy memories.
The book, in particular, was awesome.
I've still got a copy.
So sad now :( ... I thought Moti came back when I saw the thread resurface.
http://yotamarker.justforum.net/t46-...nd-source-code
Me too, absolute genius thread and book, he should really have got it published.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
If anyone wants a copy PM me and i will send it to you, it has so many useful hints and tips in it you wont know which one to try first!!
Particularly any of you wishing to make a human size doll, grow potatoes or destroy a company that annoyed you, which all have chapters in his book.
The federal government annoyed me, recently, so I tried the advice from the book. Unfortunately, seniors complained about the IOU's I gave them in lieu of Social Security payments, and I couldn't do more than that because everybody else positively resisted my attempts to tax them.
I decided to set my sights a bit lower, then changed my mind when a sewer company annoyed me.
This has been the best day at work.... EVER!
Some say that Moti Barski's mind imploded on itself, causing a 3 day storm over Israel....
Others say that he, along with the Yotamarker, have been recruited by the Freemasons for their plans of world domination...
The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist. And like that, poof. He's gone..... :wave:
You're quoting The Usual Suspects ? That's novel. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by haha216
Yeah... i heard a rumour that Keyser Söze's character was loosely based on Moti Barski and his Yotamarker. They merged the personalities of both these entities and Keyser Söze was born :rolleyes:
That's some theory!
I lost my copy of the book. =(
Don't worry.... i have it stored word for word in my head...Quote:
Originally Posted by minitech
Failing that, i'm sure the yotamarker v1 will be able to reproduce such a revolutionary piece of text...
I still have a copy (as it seems do a few others in this forum), but not to worry anyway, judging by this thread we can hopefully expect an updated versionQuote:
Originally Posted by haha216
Can i attach this? Will the Yotomarker take me to court...?Quote:
Originally Posted by minitech
haha216 = Moti?Quote:
Originally Posted by haha216
Hey now... don't go throwing conspiracy theories around like that.... Can of worms.... pandora's box...Quote:
Originally Posted by namrekka
Moti = Jesus?
do you see the A.I in the code ? b(~_^)d
OMG. He's back! Am I dreaming? Somebody pinch me.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
Also, what code? Did you ever post the code?
Welcome back Moti!
We are yet to see a working version and the source code of that version.Quote:
Originally Posted by moti barski
To me this look like a pumpkin head man wearing headphonesQuote:
do you see the A.I in the code ? b(~_^)d.
I've read an article today that scientists and engineers around the world are troubled over development of AI. I wonder if it is related to Yotamarker.
That WOULD be troubling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnblmg0lj9w
I miss Moti.
Who can forget the book Battle Programming, that "contains all of planet Earth's technological knowledge": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR0U9LBNoUc I wonder if there's a new edition, updated with working plans for a hyperloop.
2 questions :
1 how to enable a program to run a debbuger in vb.net ?
for example a string containing code and the program would run the code without running an additional visual studio.
also is there a way to get error lists of the code running
and a watch for selected variables.
2 what are the similarities and differences between cooking recipes and algorithms ?
The first question is complicated. If the string held valid code it would not be directly useful, because the source code is turned into something else before it is run. Therefore, you'd have to compile the string and then execute it. Not a simple task. There are some threads on here that discuss doing this, but there will be limitations that you may not find acceptable. Far easier would be to build the code into dlls, even if only very tiny ones, and run those. That greatly limits the versatility, but would be far easier.
The second question is interesting. A well writen recipe is very much like an algorithm. A well written recipe generally starts with a list of ingredients at the top, which would be like declaring the variables in a method (constants, really, as they wouldn't vary). The rest of the recipe tells how you use the ingredients in a step by step fashion. This would be very much like an algorithm as you would go step by step through the process until you reached the end. Generally, there aren't any branches in a recipe, and whether or not there are loops depends largely on how you construct it. So, I'd say they are quite similar with the caveat that a recipe is going to be simple relative to what might be found in an algorithm.
Yay, my beef is thoroughly amped.