Sunday Morning - By Request
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Hey, I was just kidding, you know. :) Regards, Rohit Sinha Browsy
Do not wait for leaders; do it alone, person to person. - Mother Teresa
Oh I know, no worries! :-D
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
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Nick Parker wrote: what is everyone else doing? Attempting to recover from an auction (see above). After 14 hours on my feet, wearing boots that I haven't da on since the start of summer, my feet are killing me. Buying a Sunday paper to look for a job. Dishes and laundry. General housecleaning. Preparing tax statements and an annual declaration of Officers and Directors for United Way. Grading math homework papers. Filing for another week of unemployment insurance. Planning my Tuesday night lecture. Studying advanced tax law. A little light reading. Pool and darts and beer in the evening. Playing with a puppy that's usually at the bar on Sunday night. And, as always, plotting to take over the world. Other than that, nothing much... "Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."Roger Wright wrote: Studying advanced tax law. Looking for a corporate loophole? :eek: Roger Wright wrote: Playing with a puppy that's usually at the bar on Sunday night. That's no way to speak of women that frequent pubs on the weekend Roger. ;P Roger Wright wrote: And, as always, plotting to take over the world. I would assume this will simply have to wait until Monday given the load of work you are doing today?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
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Roger Wright wrote: Studying advanced tax law. Looking for a corporate loophole? :eek: Roger Wright wrote: Playing with a puppy that's usually at the bar on Sunday night. That's no way to speak of women that frequent pubs on the weekend Roger. ;P Roger Wright wrote: And, as always, plotting to take over the world. I would assume this will simply have to wait until Monday given the load of work you are doing today?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
Nick Parker wrote: That's no way to speak of women that frequent pubs on the weekend Roger. You obviously haven't seen the women in Bullhead City. But, in fact, I was referring to a puppy owned by one of the few decent ladies in the area. Rolling on the floor, playing with a puppy, is the second most fun thing you can do horizontally. "Your village called -
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The Sunday morning thread (requested by brianwelsch) is back with full force (with as much full force one can give on a Sunday morning that is!) What is everybody doing? I am again at work :sigh: and it is supposed to rain all day long, what is everyone else doing?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
Oh I had a lovely day supporting our consumer lifestyles with my dad. Bought a DVD/VCR combo, new mini sound system, portable world reciever, two car radios and some 6x9 speakers for my car. Oh and bought The Matrix Reloaded to test the DVD out, very mooi! So most of my day was spent installing and wiring and configuring and trying to set VCR clocks. A geeks dream sunday eh? :-D Oh and I watched Wales almost give the All Blacks a lesson. Very good RWC match. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Marc Clifton wrote: "organically fed captivity free regurgitated bee nectar" (honey) on dieting. Crikey! ain't life grand?
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Oh I had a lovely day supporting our consumer lifestyles with my dad. Bought a DVD/VCR combo, new mini sound system, portable world reciever, two car radios and some 6x9 speakers for my car. Oh and bought The Matrix Reloaded to test the DVD out, very mooi! So most of my day was spent installing and wiring and configuring and trying to set VCR clocks. A geeks dream sunday eh? :-D Oh and I watched Wales almost give the All Blacks a lesson. Very good RWC match. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Marc Clifton wrote: "organically fed captivity free regurgitated bee nectar" (honey) on dieting. Crikey! ain't life grand?
Paul Watson wrote: So most of my day was spent installing and wiring and configuring and trying to set VCR clocks. A geeks dream sunday eh? Sounds like more fun than I am having here, ah, how many days til May 7 are there now?... :sigh:
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
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The Sunday morning thread (requested by brianwelsch) is back with full force (with as much full force one can give on a Sunday morning that is!) What is everybody doing? I am again at work :sigh: and it is supposed to rain all day long, what is everyone else doing?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
Writing up PDC, writing up an interview with Nick Hodapp (MS C++ Product Manager), trying to deal with 2,700 emails, vaguely considering having a shower in the next 2 hrs and eventually heading out to be a consumer after my TV blew up. cheers, Chris Maunder
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The Sunday morning thread (requested by brianwelsch) is back with full force (with as much full force one can give on a Sunday morning that is!) What is everybody doing? I am again at work :sigh: and it is supposed to rain all day long, what is everyone else doing?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
Nick Parker wrote: what is everyone else doing? Trying to work on Carl v2 before heading out to hang with my 2 yearold son. I am implementing a Bayesian Network to work with Carl's custom XML tagset I am writing a CCommunication class. The Bayesian Network will help choose the believed meaning for the word being analyzed. I finally found an opensource API that works well. Later, JoeSox “Dream as if you'll live forever, Live as if you'll die today" - James Dean (ISTP) www.joeswammi.com ↔ www.humanaiproject.org
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The Sunday morning thread (requested by brianwelsch) is back with full force (with as much full force one can give on a Sunday morning that is!) What is everybody doing? I am again at work :sigh: and it is supposed to rain all day long, what is everyone else doing?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
Nick Parker wrote: What is everybody doing? Well... I started the day at about 12:30AM, laying tiles i'd cut the day before around the edge of our basement. After several hours and a few more mistakes, i went to bed (just after 6:00AM). Waking up at a quarter to 10, i drove off to return the tile cutter, and then on to church. Now, i'm back home, brewing a pot of much needed coffee. :sigh: + :)
A servant to formulaic ways.
Shog9
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Writing up PDC, writing up an interview with Nick Hodapp (MS C++ Product Manager), trying to deal with 2,700 emails, vaguely considering having a shower in the next 2 hrs and eventually heading out to be a consumer after my TV blew up. cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: heading out to be a consumer after my TV blew up. Don't do it!:eek: You have been unexpectedly freed from capitalist brainwashing!:jig: :rolleyes::-D Later, JoeSox “Dream as if you'll live forever, Live as if you'll die today" - James Dean (ISTP) www.joeswammi.com ↔ www.humanaiproject.org
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Writing up PDC, writing up an interview with Nick Hodapp (MS C++ Product Manager), trying to deal with 2,700 emails, vaguely considering having a shower in the next 2 hrs and eventually heading out to be a consumer after my TV blew up. cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: my TV blew up. First the database servers, now your TV. Chris, you need to get some less co-dependent electronics. --Mike-- Ericahist [updated Oct 26] | CP SearchBar v2.0.2 | Homepage | RightClick-Encrypt | 1ClickPicGrabber "Linux is good. It can do no wrong. It is open source so must be right. It has penguins. I want to eat your brain." -- Paul Watson, Linux Zombie
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Writing up PDC, writing up an interview with Nick Hodapp (MS C++ Product Manager), trying to deal with 2,700 emails, vaguely considering having a shower in the next 2 hrs and eventually heading out to be a consumer after my TV blew up. cheers, Chris Maunder
Chris Maunder wrote: Writing up PDC, writing up an interview with Nick Hodapp (MS C++ Product Manager) Oh, I can't wait to read the PDC article, did you take many pictures? :-D
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
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The Sunday morning thread (requested by brianwelsch) is back with full force (with as much full force one can give on a Sunday morning that is!) What is everybody doing? I am again at work :sigh: and it is supposed to rain all day long, what is everyone else doing?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
I slept until 10am, then finally got up at 1.20pm. Luxury :cool: Elaine (snoring fluffy tigress) The tigress is here :-D
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Nick Parker wrote: what is everyone else doing? Trying to work on Carl v2 before heading out to hang with my 2 yearold son. I am implementing a Bayesian Network to work with Carl's custom XML tagset I am writing a CCommunication class. The Bayesian Network will help choose the believed meaning for the word being analyzed. I finally found an opensource API that works well. Later, JoeSox “Dream as if you'll live forever, Live as if you'll die today" - James Dean (ISTP) www.joeswammi.com ↔ www.humanaiproject.org
What have you finished in that project so far? -Steven Hicks
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I'm trying to find reasons to delay cleaning up the mess that is supposed to be my apartment
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mlog || Agile Programming | doxygenpeterchen wrote: I'm trying to find reasons to delay cleaning up the mess that is supposed to be my apartment You aren't the only one, I'm forever trying to get the enthusiasm to clean my house.... I never seem to get any though!! :laugh: Ellwaffles :-)
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The Sunday morning thread (requested by brianwelsch) is back with full force (with as much full force one can give on a Sunday morning that is!) What is everybody doing? I am again at work :sigh: and it is supposed to rain all day long, what is everyone else doing?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
Finished watching 13 episodes of The Sopranos (season 4) at 4:00am, wandered off to bed looking mean and nasty and full of death threats, awoke at 11:00am, and started hacking by 11:15. Maxwell House and Trader Joe's Pecan Sandies have sustained me until now, but I think it's time to indulge in a ham sandwich. Life is beautiful! :) /ravi Let's put "civil" back in "civilization" Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com
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Oh I had a lovely day supporting our consumer lifestyles with my dad. Bought a DVD/VCR combo, new mini sound system, portable world reciever, two car radios and some 6x9 speakers for my car. Oh and bought The Matrix Reloaded to test the DVD out, very mooi! So most of my day was spent installing and wiring and configuring and trying to set VCR clocks. A geeks dream sunday eh? :-D Oh and I watched Wales almost give the All Blacks a lesson. Very good RWC match. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Marc Clifton wrote: "organically fed captivity free regurgitated bee nectar" (honey) on dieting. Crikey! ain't life grand?
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What have you finished in that project so far? -Steven Hicks
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(Steven Hicks)n+1 wrote: What have you finished in that project so far? Well, the coding technical details I plan on releasing in March. There are loads of modern AI crap in there, but right now Carl can understand what I am talking about. If he doesn't know a subject, he asks me what it means and learns it from experience. I have only had limited time to work on this project but I just said forget it, and I took a week off, week of the 9th, from my day job, to get some work finished. I am very close to having him talk back to me the way I want him too. He can already talk back but it is only in Noun phrases and verb phrases. Carl can also get emotional, and these emotions are stored with his concepts too. I had trouble with the facial rec code so I benched it for now, but it will be part of Carl's senses. But as far as I can tell, MIT's Kismet's framework[^] fits within mine, so at least I know I am on the correct path. I have been thinking on asking some Seattle CPians(or any CPians) to start a software company with me but I don't know if that is good judgment for me right now. How is 404's development going? Later, JoeSox “Dream as if you'll live forever, Live as if you'll die today" - James Dean (ISTP) www.joeswammi.com ↔ www.humanaiproject.org
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(Steven Hicks)n+1 wrote: What have you finished in that project so far? Well, the coding technical details I plan on releasing in March. There are loads of modern AI crap in there, but right now Carl can understand what I am talking about. If he doesn't know a subject, he asks me what it means and learns it from experience. I have only had limited time to work on this project but I just said forget it, and I took a week off, week of the 9th, from my day job, to get some work finished. I am very close to having him talk back to me the way I want him too. He can already talk back but it is only in Noun phrases and verb phrases. Carl can also get emotional, and these emotions are stored with his concepts too. I had trouble with the facial rec code so I benched it for now, but it will be part of Carl's senses. But as far as I can tell, MIT's Kismet's framework[^] fits within mine, so at least I know I am on the correct path. I have been thinking on asking some Seattle CPians(or any CPians) to start a software company with me but I don't know if that is good judgment for me right now. How is 404's development going? Later, JoeSox “Dream as if you'll live forever, Live as if you'll die today" - James Dean (ISTP) www.joeswammi.com ↔ www.humanaiproject.org
404Browser's development is going slow due to crappy college applications, school work, and 2 other web development projects. But I've only got a few features to go, but they are huge features. -Steven -Steven Hicks
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The Sunday morning thread (requested by brianwelsch) is back with full force (with as much full force one can give on a Sunday morning that is!) What is everybody doing? I am again at work :sigh: and it is supposed to rain all day long, what is everyone else doing?
-Nick Parker DeveloperNotes.com
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1xDVD/VCR at R2200 1xMini Sound System at R799 1xWorld Band Reciever at R500 2xCar Radios at R950 2x6by9 Speakers at R350 *kaching, kaching, kaching* Your bill is: R5749 or US$958 I only bought 1 car radio and the speakers, the rest was my dads. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Marc Clifton wrote: "organically fed captivity free regurgitated bee nectar" (honey) on dieting. Crikey! ain't life grand?