Count to a million

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hey Chaos^^

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It's true my life hasn't turned out the way I would have liked but I'm not going to wallow in self pity anymore.

 

I'll chase my dreams every day, no matter how far away they seem right now.

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That's a good way to look at it 27!

 

 Unless of course Woona, that people actually try to program machines that can do things on their own.

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Dot. Dot. Dot.

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trophy 301 - 350 no available(351 is my first platinum trophy)

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Note to self: do not buy things from overseas anymore.

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Why Smash?

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i almost keep posting just a v where i pres ctrl v but i hit the v first 

Edited February 14, 2015 by Discordly Chaos

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I still have my doubts because I believe that computers will always run on the Fetch, Decode, and Execute cycle, doing literally nothing until it is told to do something. We can't build a computer with the instruction of "Do whatever you want" because without being told what it wants to do, it doesn't know what it wants to do. So if you tell it what it wants to do, it's still following your instructions. The microprocessor can't think. It can only do calculations. Even animate computers and robots capable of observing an area only fetch, decode, and execute. The human mind does one more thing that I don't think computers ever can do. We fetch, decode, and execute. But before we execute, we want. We see something, we determine what that thing is, we determine what we want to happen to that thing, and then we do it or not based on how much we want that event to occur. Fetch, decode, will, execute. And the cycle of the mind repeats. Computers are missing that third part and I think they'll always run that way. 

 

Computers get rid of human error because they don't make mistakes in their calculations. But if they have free will, then they can make mistakes in those calculations. What if it was told to make a mistake in calculating something? Would it have made a mistake by not making a mistake? Or would have have not made a mistake by making a mistake it was told to make? I think free will in computers gives way to that paradox. 

 

Perhaps I'm wrong. But I still doubt it'll happen no matter how good they get. 

Edited February 14, 2015 by Space Woona

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Hey Candle!

 

 I dunno Woona, we don't know if a computer can gain that one missing link. Perhaps it's possible? Only time will tell.

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Haiya Baase! ^^

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