Hello -
I'm new on this email list. I'm very interested in AI / AGI - but do
not have any formal background at all. I do have a degree in
Finance, and have been a professional consultant / developer for the
last 9 years (including having worked at Microsoft for almost 3 of
those
Aki Iskandar wrote:
Hello -
I'm new on this email list. I'm very interested in AI / AGI - but do
not have any formal background at all. I do have a degree in Finance,
and have been a professional consultant / developer for the last 9 years
(including having worked at Microsoft for almost
On 2/17/07, Richard Loosemore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is not always true that C++ is used (I am building my own language
and development environment to do it, for example), but if C++ is most
common in projects overall, that probably reflects the facts that:
...
Back in the old days, it
On Sat, Feb 17, 2007 at 08:46:17AM -0800, Peter Voss wrote:
We use .net/ c#, and are very happy with our choice. Very productive.
I don't know much about those. Bytecode, JIT at runtime? Might be not
too slow. If you use code generation, do you do it at source or at bytecode
level?
Eugen(Of
Dynamic code generation is not a major aspect of our AGI.
To clarify: While I agree that many AI apps require massively parallel
number-crunching, in our AGI approach neither are major requirements.
'Number crunching' is of course part of any serious AI/AGI implementation,
but we find that
I completely agree with you Pei. Language choice is all over the
place, and for differing reasons / views.
I didn't intend on having people spend so many cycles in offering
their input. But it sure is a testament to how friendly, and
passionate about AI, the people on this list are :-)
On 2/17/07, Aki Iskandar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I can ask two quick questions, I'll get busy with following the
suggestions :-)
They are even more controversial than your previous question. ;-)
1 - Of the many branches of mathematics, which is best as a starting
point? Calculus?
On 2/17/07, Aki Iskandar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard, Danny, Pei, Chuck, Eugen, Peter ... thanks all for answering
my question.
...
C# is definitely a productive language, mainly due to the IDE, and it
is faster than Java - however, it is strongly typed.
Perhaps the disadvantage to C#,
http://modularai.corecoding.com is the Modular AI Project.
http://modularai.messageforums.net/general-discussion_f3.html
is where AI enthusiasts may pick a language to code Modular AI.
http://modularai.messageforums.net/c-for-modular-ai_t37.html
