Re: Q: to SRCers.....Re: Is Information an Important Science?
- From: "Old Pif" <OldPif@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 27 Jun 2006 17:35:26 -0700
Straydog wrote:
Do ya'all think these guys (below) are college kids or high school kids?
(as part of your answer, give reasoning, basis for hypothesis, conclusion,
and please don't forget to estimate the possibility that your answer might
be wrong).
Ya think that those are PhD students in AI testing the new program that
simulates an intellectual. Some years ago there had been a report that
the guys working in Artificial Intelligence wrote a program that
simulate a house wife. It means that nobody can distinguish whom he is
talking - computer or alive person. Apparently they are on the very
early stage as the monologue sounds pretty idiotic. But give them some
time. And the replies of the honorable src members help the testing.
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On Tue, 27 Jun 2006, Ron Peterson wrote:
John Larkin wrote:
On 26 Jun 2006 21:45:25 -0700, darwinist@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
- You can do science all day for decent money (eg programming).
Programming is science?
Programming (Computer Science) is a mixture of mathematics, science,
and engineering.
It is mathematics in the development of computational algorithms.
It is science when involving human factors.
And, it is engineering when building a large software project.
--
Ron
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