mentifex@myuw.net wrote: http://mentifex.virtualentity.com/exhibit.html is guidelines for putting MindForth on display as artificial intelligence for science museums. Step 1: Write poster about AI winter Step 2: Cite mentifex and MindForth Step 3: Profit LOLZ.

On 20 sep, 00:27, John Passaniti <n...@JapanIsShinto.com> wrote: Which brings up another idea. Maybe science museums aren't the best place for a display of MindForth. Maybe you should focus instead on local poetry slams at the trendier coffee shops. MindForth fits in well with a kind of beat-era aesthetic-- kind of like an electronic version of William S. Burroughs's cut-up techniques. Have a screen with MindForth's ...

.... Have a screen with MindForth's randomness being displayed while a sax player and a guy on bongos explore jazz textures. Personally, I think you should just drop the science museum idea and go directly to the 50-foot statue of yourself as the father of AI. I imagine the top part would look like this: http://japanisshinto.com/stuff/mentifex.jpg The bottom part might be a base with the immortal words: CATS EAT MICE

..., I record the careful elaboration in Win32Forth of what is one of MindForth's most intricate cognitive tricks -- the ability to comprehend a fact-finding question and answer it from the AI knowledge base with one simple word, if warranted by the KB: an affirmative "YES"! http://mentifex.virtualentity.com/mind4th.html has a new "kbSearch" module that searches the knowledge base to answer "YES" to a question or to ignore it otherwise....

On Sep 18, 7:19 am, "roger.l...@gmail.com" <roger.l...@gmail.com> wrote: On Sep 11, 9:34 pm, "Robert Miller" <rsmil...@compmore.net> wrote: An article on Forth by Stephen Pelc appeared today on Dr. Dobbs website. Great article! I thought the article was interesting but it seemed that the flow was a bit off-kilter in that the second and third pages transition into seemingly unrelated scopes (coding practices and debugging ...

... patient care, said Dr. William Niederhut, a psychiatrist in private practice in Denver who receives no industry money. Dr. Niederhut said company-sponsored doctors had spread the word that new and expensive drugs were better in treating bipolar disorder than lithium, the cheaper old standby treatment. "It's a sales pitch, and ...

On Sep 11, 9:34 pm, "Robert Miller" <rsmil...@compmore.net> wrote: An article on Forth by Stephen Pelc appeared today on Dr. Dobbs website. Great article!

... Jimmy Carter double-digit everything high-tax economic staglfation boom, the threatened ressurection of which is the only vital economic issue this election. So spread the word: the peanut gallery won't do it for you. The so called "Carter" problem was inherited from a long line of tax cutting and ...

....... and I'm going off line a while try to fix it, having the biggest stick I can find right now its about the best to do until I spread the word,  p.s and my gumboots got all muddied up :( Ok.  You know, I'm sorry but I can't make heads nor tails of that, like what is a...

... about.... and I'm going off line a while try to fix it, having the biggest stick I can find right now its about the best to do until I spread the word,  p.s and my gumboots got all muddied up :( Ok.  You know, I'm sorry but I can't make heads nor tails of that, like what is a ...