Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update] SII, Unite!

On 20 August 2011 10:18, Jacky Alcine wrote: > ** > > Although this message is targeted at the developers, I encourage the > robopsychologists enrolled to read this message and give any kind of > feedback they see fit. It's your job, after all :) > > > It's been ages since I've seen any kind of

[Wintermute-devel] [update] SII, Unite!

Although this message is targeted at the developers, I encourage the robopsychologists enrolled to read this message and give any kind of feedback they see fit. It's your job, after all :) It's been ages since I've seen any kind of real, dynamic activity from other people on this time than Adri

[Wintermute-devel] [update] code shift

Greetings developers. As an update, we've moved from Bazaar to Git for the following repositories: - wintermute/linguistics - wintermute/network - wintermute/database - wintermute/gui - wintermute Other repositories have been left on Launchpad for the sole purposes of maintenance

Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update]

I'll poke Phill, if you want? VIRGIL was...barely coherent at best, and insane at worst. Pray tell your idea? On 16 June 2011 18:27, Jacky Alcine wrote: > No, I'm serious. Lol, the idea of NLP behind VIRGIL kinda inspired me. I'll > upload the code when it's in a prototype or get documentation

Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update]

No, I'm serious. Lol, the idea of NLP behind VIRGIL kinda inspired me. I'll upload the code when it's in a prototype or get documentation I've been making up. I wonder what's up with Derrick's delivery though.. On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 5:20 PM, danteash...@gmail.com < danteash...@gmail.com> wrote:

Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update]

You dare speak the name of the devil, in my house?! On 10 June 2011 04:15, Jacky Alcine wrote: > Initially, it was a joke; but I have come across an interesting approach > (again) for NLP, but I fear it's a bit similar to LinkGrammar. The only > difference here is that it'd follow the path of VI

Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update]

Initially, it was a joke; but I have come across an interesting approach (again) for NLP, but I fear it's a bit similar to LinkGrammar. The only difference here is that it'd follow the path of VIRGIL. -- Jacky Alcine Blog | Launchpad

Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update]

That's great idea :) On 9 June 2011 08:06, Jacky Alcine wrote: > *plans to attack with some BNF-style grammar and a remake of LinkGrammar* > -- > Jacky Alcine > Blog | > Launchpad > > > _

Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update]

*plans to attack with some BNF-style grammar and a remake of LinkGrammar* -- Jacky Alcine Blog | Launchpad ___ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~wintermute-devel Post to : wintermute-

Re: [Wintermute-devel] [update]

to-do; slap Jacky with some frozen poultry. On 5 June 2011 08:14, Jacky Alcine wrote: > in and out with the Internet connection; expect a few more pushes in the > later days. Please do what you can to address the todos. > > -- > Jacky Alcine > Blog | > Launchpad

[Wintermute-devel] [update]

in and out with the Internet connection; expect a few more pushes in the later days. Please do what you can to address the todos. -- Jacky Alcine Blog | Launchpad ___ Mailing list: https://

[Wintermute-devel] [update] todo list and info

*First off, hello and thank you for remaining with the Wintermute project!* The project officially began on the 11th of January and now we're roughly 5 months into development. Every ounce of effort made by everyone who has contributed was, is and will be greatly appreciated! Now to work; the subj

[Wintermute-devel] [update]

Greetings members of the Synthetic Intellect Institute. I'm *Jacky Alcine*, the practical CTO of the Wintermute project. I must admit, from the outside; this project may seem to be a bit dormant and lacking any activity, but rest assured, such an impression is mainly invalid to the actual inner wor

[Wintermute-devel] [update] tasks and updates

Hey all; sorry for my random absence. By Monday evening; I should have at least 10 items in at least the database and linguistics branches in the TODO documents. Also, if you're curious about what we're looking at for each version of Wintermute, take a look at the wiki [1] Also, special thanks to