Topic: $XAI Sapience AIFX - Decentralized AI | 11% PoS | PlumeDB,IBTP on Testnet - page 44. (Read 150249 times)

Please don't be hostile, they are different projects with different aims.  And I sold my position in skynet a while back

Hey Bass. Please don't start an argument with traders. I appreciate your interest, but maybe it is smarter to directly get in touch with Cedric about all this stuff. He's the only one that can tell you more than the information that is available to the public.

So you're invested in the competition and come here to bottom feed, got it.

I don't know too much about skynet's beginnings (or current status), but I did find out about the project and buy some assets in the bulk presale a week or 2 before public ann, so I don't think it's a copy.

Completely different, 1) those api calls were implemented before you announced.  See here: https://github.com/jl777/btcd/pull/25/files.  I announced 2 days before you did here: http://104.236.15.119:8086/logs/api/2015-02-10 2) they are api calls, not a gui, the function allows you to load python scripts from c, it's not a full fledged interpreter or shell.

we respect that, very soon after some testing wallet will be released than u can play with this technology. I for example can't answer your question but i am sure after release joe will be happy to do so. Cheers and welcome.

Honestly not sure why you're being so defensive when i'm genuinely interested...

I'm a developer, i'm interested in what people develop.

sounds just like that for me, and perhaps he is just asking because he doesnt know about shell i think

Does python use C++ interpreter or system python?

Can we import modules?  What's the advantage of traditional shells (surprise me)

Good to hear!

Earlier this week i bought myself a nice part XAI and it's going well with my investment
Love it

I think we can all call Cedric the man from now on! Good job! Very, very, impressive!

Damn it. I think you just "decided for me" that it's about time I learn myself some python!   
Great job CedricQuotient! I for one, am really impressed by how quickly you are hitting these marks. Keep it up! 

Got the API hooked up to the python shell, just have to finish coding up all of the bindings:

because I'm going to continue to call you a chicken shit coward til you come back and post with your actual account.

No wonder why, Im sure this guys was a hard defender of the chemtrail conspiracy  

@sayp

Cool story bro

Why on earth would I care at all whether you give a fuck about anything?

Not sure what needs to be clarified, so I'll guess.

Thousands of years ago a big academic question might have been how to concentrate a brine solution to preserve food. Once someone figured out how to evaporate some water that knowledge could be shared in 5 minutes and anyone could become proficient in a few weeks.

Now there are fields of knowledge that most people alive today do not even know exist. A person cannot hope to learn even the tiniest useful fraction of what a person could learn, and more practically, that knowledge is not available for use. It is largely restricted to academics.

Currencies have in time past been used as a means to transfer commodities. Only because of money can an urban person eat something other than rats and pigeons.

Digital currencies allow 'money' to have added dimensions. So far nothing significant has been added to the early digital currencies like bitcoin. But the possibility is there. One idea that has been discussed elsewhere is to use the generation of coins to develop artificial intelligence in a practical way. This means that it is not a specific algorithm that creates a coin but rather a more complex process.

Right now you can take a meta view of currencies and sum it up by saying there is x value in y number of currencies. The next step would be to create a currency that contains that x value and y number. And then competing 'meta currencies' would emerge and you would be where you began, but at a higher meta level. It is sort of like the opposite of the evolution of conventional currencies, where you started with x number of commodities then maybe 100x units of currency then many currencies each with lesser and lesser possible intrinsic value. In this case, using the development of algorithms to create coins, you are creating a commodity, i. e. a useful artificial intelligence, and the commodity becomes plentiful faster than the currency can be generated. The broader economy, financial framework or whatever, becomes trivial.

Some fool is screwing up the order book.