On 1 September 2011 03:59, Jacky Alcine wrote:
> Now, this is something that I know will excite a few. Wintermute's ability
> to really mine for data, or in this sense, generate ontological information
> from raw data from its environment and use said data to enhance its own
> abilities. Right no
On 31 August 2011 02:28, Jacky Alcine wrote:
> Data mining is perhaps Wintermute's biggest tool. Without its ability to
> obtain information about its environment, Wintermute only knows what it
> does within the COSMO ontology.
I would like to remind you all that, should Wintermute fail to get
I've just finished three rough (and I mean, VERY rough, sorry about that;
only had half an hour to do them) mockups of Wintermute's interface.
You'll find them here.
http://www.thesii.org/wiki/Natural_Language_Interface#Draft_Design_of_NLI
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On 28 August 2011 12:40, Jacky Alcine wrote:
> Since the majority of this team spans across the globe and I've been
> temporarily decommissioned; I see it unfair to the project to have to wait
> for each time I find a laptop or PC that has access to the Internet to push
> code every two weeks. Th
On 1 September 2011 04:59, Jacky Alcine wrote:
> Now, this is something that I know will excite a few. Wintermute's ability
> to really mine for data, or in this sense, generate ontological information
> from raw data from its environment and use said data to enhance its own
> abilities. Right no
Why, Adrian, is it when I look at that picture, I think of an eyeball? :P
Some of the 'senses' can be fed by feeds (RSS, IMAP, etc) surely?
On 1 September 2011 20:06, Adrian Borucki wrote:
> On 1 September 2011 04:59, Jacky Alcine wrote:
>
>> Now, this is something that I know will excite a fe
On 1 September 2011 21:21, danteash...@gmail.com wrote:
> Why, Adrian, is it when I look at that picture, I think of an eyeball? :P
Hehe, it wasn't intended to bring an eye picture to your mind but at least
it reminds about sense :)
>
> Some of the 'senses' can be fed by feeds (RSS, IMAP, etc)
My thoughts:
Last two pictures are perfect. First one, is IMHO, a mess. What are we
showing to the user there?
1. Disc usage
2. RAM status (maybe other hardware too)
3. Net status
4. Cloud status
5. System status
6. WM status
7. Button to go diagnose.
The user. Think about the user. The user cares
Alright then, that's totally sound.
As Adrian stated, the Documentation Manager and the Issue Manager rating
have been swapped due to a lack of need at the moment.
On Thu, Sep 1, 2011 at 2:38 PM, Adrian Borucki wrote:
> On 28 August 2011 12:40, Jacky Alcine wrote:
>
>> Since the majority of th
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