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My friend hangs out with dumb people to make herself feel better, supposedly. Lol.
The bad thing about hanging out with intelligent people is that there is a ton of competition and they would make you feel bad by bragging about their SAT or test scores...
Started by jesskidding on
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Some people are more intelligent, some less, and some of equal highschool my friends were probably less....
I hang out with whoever, really.
What kind of schools do you guys attend? wtef?
more intelligent or less intelligent doesn't.
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Hi all!
I've recently come across Intelligent Agents by reading this book : link text
I'm interested in finding a good book for beginners, so I can start to implement such a system. I've also tried reading "Multiagent Systems : A modern approach to distributed...
Started by Kamikaze on
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To be intelligent, then you need to understand AI algorithms..
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I've got client that would like to capture data from a handwritten form.
I have no idea how to implement this or what the cost would be. First, is this feasable/reasonable/affordable for a smallish size client. Second, how does intelligent character recognition...
Started by Ronn Lixx on
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Well if you could get it to work....
You should be able to use an edge list for each character in the image to match it to a character .
I haven't done character recognition specifically, but I would start by applying some basic edge detection to the image .
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It's 2010, and we were promised something called "intelligent agent" technology. Little programs with cute avatars were supposed to scour the cyberspace and bring us back interesting information. The only thing that I use that looks remotely similar is...
Started by deadprogrammer on
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I rather see their future as Intelligent Assists analogous to Power Assists.
Google Reader, Reddit and StumbleUpon.
For intelligent agents is good, but it has much stricter criteria than you mention.
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An intelligent person doesn't want to be smart or clever. A 16 years old girl wants to be smart or clever.
An intelligent person wants to be intelligent. Black helicopters
Started by cidvicious001 on
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An intelligent person wouldn....
An intelligent person doesn't want to be intelligent, as they already are so.
Ai, que preguica! "An intelligent person wants to be intelligent."
Obviously not.
Like some huevos rancheros.
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Is there any intelligent (and-well integrated in the system) replacement for file copy/move ?
By intelligent, I mean :
on conflict, do not prompt the user while stopping the copy but prompt and, in background, copy all files that are not in conflict, ...
Started by paulgreg on
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This allows you.
Perhaps the most intelligent file copier would be a sync between folders.
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What would be an intelligent way to store text, so that it can be intelligently parsed and translated later on.
For example, The employee is outstanding as he can identify his own strengths and weaknesses and is comfortable with himself.
The above could...
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If I understand correctly part of your question this could be done this way :
@variable{name} ... .
There are numerous ways to go around it, the questions you asked seem too broad .
This is a very broad question in the field of Natural Language Processing .
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Is there any .Net library to remove all problematic characters of a string and only leave alphanumeric, hyphen and underscore (or similar subset) in an intelligent way? This is for using in URLs, file names, etc.
I'm looking for something similar to stringex...
Started by J. Pablo Fernández on
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Not a solution, but maybe a starting point
If the goal is to make the string... .
So your spaces would be + and ' would be encoded as well .
You could use HTTPUtility.UrlEncode, but that would encode everything, and not replace or remove problematic characters .
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Is there any scientific evidence whatsoever to suggest that some races are more intelligent than others:
Dr. Richard Lynn - IQ and The Global Bell Curve - YouTube
Started by Rob Roy on
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Not jews) who were on average more intelligent; though yes they suggested that on average africans.
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Hello Experts,
I have a big question: Please see the example link below. My application currently appends to all "resources/links" a Session ID. I more or less stumbled upon this by accident looking in the Firefox Cache:
http://localhost:8080/jquery-ui...
Started by jan on
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You....
So browsers are correct in observing the full URL, including GET arguments such as a session ID in their caching .
The W3 standard for HTTP states that different URLs should be cached separately .
This isn't a question of if browsers are smart enough .
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