Re: AI relevent online lectures
It was, in fact, Hawkins who, for me at least, most compellingly
argues against
minds are computers. His alternative view, that they are hierarchical
memory
machines, is worth reading about in his book.
I looked at all the lectures last year, a few of them were worth
watching; including
the panel video.
.
Relevant Pages
- RE: short answer to technical question?
... address for memory, and cannot address as much memory as a 64 bit ... In the case of the IBM mainframe computers, the natural word used to be ... 64 bit machines, using all 64 bits of an address to address memory. ... Modern PC style computers all are binary. ...
(Fedora) - Re: Breaking Large Composite Numbers...???
... efficient procedure on today's computers. ... NFS does compute congruences. ... And memory is also quite cheap these days! ... Think about "market demand" for such machines. ...
(sci.crypt) - Re: Custom Form Memory Hole?
... > with their own custom form. ... > certain machines open or create a new item using these custom forms - the ... > 300K of memory up to using 200MB of memory, ... two WinXP computers (one of which is affected, ...
(microsoft.public.office.developer.outlook.forms) - Re: What is better?
... if that's what you mean (memory efficient) then it would be better to use just a single "bit" for a boolean value. ... However, if you are talking about the most efficient in terms of speed then the "native" data lenght is the most efficient (which on modern 32 bit computers is 32 bits, or a Long). ... Pretty soon though that will change (on 64 bit machines). ...
(microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion) - Re: Opinions: John Scalzi vs. Elizabeth Moon?
... Here's how I tell whether a book is worth reading: ... I read the back cover, erase it from my memory, and then read the first ... I do look at the back or the front blurb ... You can't reason with someone whose first line of argument is ...
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