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- about 1 week ago The executives have no clue how to run a company. They hire more managers than employees. They just had a layoff and the US is now down to 11 people.
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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...
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To be intelligent, then you need to understand AI algorithms..
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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...
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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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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...
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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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I am asking this question because I know there are a lot of well-read CS types on here who can give a clear answer.
I am wondering if such an AI exists (or is being researched/developed) that it writes programs by generating and compiling code all on ...
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They have been extremely successful (orders of magnitude more efficient than humans) to design... .
How you evaluate their success depends on the scope of their application .
They are the subject of a discipline called Genetic Programming .
Such tools exist.
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Hi,
I'm trying to create, a fast and somewhat intelligent file copy algorithm (in c# but platform independent).
My goals:
I don't want to use any platform specific code (no pinvokes or anything) I'd like to take advantage of multiple cores but this seems...
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Since your question is platform agnostic I feel free to suggest using a parallel I/O system and get all those cores doing their share of the work ... .
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Multiple cores aren't much use without multiple read/write heads which probably means multiple disks .
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Greetings,
I'd like to ask the collectives opinion and view on distributed monitoring systems, what do you use and what are you aware of which might tick my boxes?
The requirements are quite complex;
No single point of failure. Really. I'm dead serious...
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I had redundant nagios....
They faced problems you mention - redundancy, scalability: thousands of hosts, also automated configuration generation .
Not an answer really, but some pointers:
definitivly take a look at presentation about nagios @ goldman sachs .
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Intelligent Design proponents. I always see a lot of arguments against evolution, but what are the arguments for intelligent design?
What scientific evidence do we have that supports the existence of an intelligent designer?
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Are anything for intelligent design?
What scientific....
Originally Posted by mdwagner73 Intelligent Design proponents.
intelligent design proponents aren't smart enough to understand evolution
that's about as much," Ronald Reagan, 1984.
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I need to construct a Visual Studio project template that has a certain amount of intelligence. I've discovered a way to get Visual Studio to call my custom code upon creation of a new project from my template, the custom code displays a dialog box and...
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If you can open the file itself and load it as text, you should be able to just put a placeholder in the place of the initial interface (say, #interface_placeholder#), then do a search/replace on that in the string, and add that to the project instead... .
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