Okay, I think I'm brain damaged -- nope, I figured it out

[stephen barncard]

"But if there were an IDE feature which allowed the engine to use it's best
judgment with built-in timing feedback, it could help us choose.  Perhaps
an expert -vs- auto-pilot flag on repeat structures."

I'd  prefer that LC continue to allow me access to the 'primitives' than to
try to guess what I'm doing. Like predictive text, it may not always know
or do the right thing, then one has to backtrack and re-do it, wasting time
and energy.

Too much AI can be annoying. If the engine did what you want, then that
would take away some of the adaptive skills that we've learned . Then it's
like 'paint by numbers'.   No thanks.


On Sat, Sep 14, 2013 at 12:16 PM, Richard Gaskin <ambassador at fourthworld.com
> wrote:

> Mark Wieder wrote:
>
>  Coming soon: the singularity...
>>
>> http://is-movie.com/
>>
>
> Nice!
>
> And it has the trait I like in good story-telling:  the coolest dude is
> over 50, while the 20-something guy doesn't have the experience to know not
> to use a single lock for his bicycle.  ;)
>
>
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