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From: rick_s on 25 Jun 2010 14:45
On 6/25/2010 19:17, rick_s wrote:

>
> Naughty script programmers. Apply for a research grant, I am too lazy
> right now to solve that one for you even though I was a top paid
> programming consultant at an International phone company, they didn't
> have furry Zul problems even 5 years ago.

I make typing errors but Zul makes them on purpose because she can text
message while you are text messaging.

English professors get those tingling things up their spine when they
see your short form text messages. Linguistic experts collect those and
study them for artifacts and hope someday to be able to explain this
huge evolutionary gap in the future historical record between
Shakespeare and Zul.

I can help them because I know why people have to use Mickey Mouse
language techniques to express themselves, its because of the interface
problem. Which is not restricted to pario.

It's due to poor engineering. Gazoo is not an abstract concept.
The Flintstones are a reflection of human nature in this primitive world
which has superpowers and Star Trek technology.

On my home planet we are a Gazoo culture.

Planets have their own vision of what a Gazoo should be like.
And the quantum universe allows for that, and the distance between
planets and their limited connectivity allows each planet to develop its
own cultural norms.

And that's why galaxies are so far apart, to limit the damage until
someone can supernova their star if necessary for the good of the many.

I shouldn't need to translate that here.

Coming back to earth, society is resilient. And it bounces back and is
self correcting to an extent and driven by technological advances, and
advances in engineering, and advances in all branches of the sciences.

But still people have to fill those economic niches and you see them
trying to fill those needs at for instance the CES Consumer Electronics
Show this year where the focus was 3D TV technology.

I didn't attend but that sort of thing is where you find answers to
problems that haven't been solved yet. And some of the solutions are
commercially viable and some less so. Some are technological marvels
that revolutionize how people live. 3D TV is not that kind of revolution
but who knows. Holography is that kind of revolution.

AI is that kind of revolution.

Use your spell checker, except hmmmm you can't remember enough of the
word spelling since you never use all the letters when you type, not to
worry, google uses AI to guess using past experience, what it might be
you are aiming at.

And they are a great example of a successful company which got its start
using fuzzy logic while other people other companies were trying to make
phone book style indexes.

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