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Models of Parallel Processing

Posted 10-07-2011 at 08:38 PM by DJ Shaji

Although the human brain works in a similar manner to popular technology - in that it can only process one instruction at a time, it differs starkly from contemporary technology in that the brain itself is divided into thousands of millions of tiny networked processing units, which are specialized to perform a single function, which enable us to perform amazing tasks of pattern recognition and cognitive ability that would otherwise be rendered impossible. There are multiple ways to accomplish this...

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Artificial Intelligence :: Developing a Brain

Posted 10-01-2011 at 07:44 AM by DJ Shaji

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I am studying Psychology these days (as opposed to being a student of psychology, having a degree and all, which I am not, and which I do not have, respectively), and I came upon the idea of Artificial Intelligence. So, here's the idea; get ready; how about building an intelligent system - an artificial consciousness, if you will. Now, this iead is by no means new; this idea has existed ever since the first computer was built. In fact, there exist many projects already that achieve this goal to...

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Debian and Google Chrome

Posted 08-09-2011 at 06:52 PM by DJ Shaji

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I'm really beginning to like Google Chrome. It is definitely fast, loads web pages quickly, and uses just about the right amount of memory. The only caveat I've encountered is that there are still not many quality extensions available. Hopefully that will be fixed soon.

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Debian 6.0 Squeeze - First impressions

Posted 08-05-2011 at 08:13 PM by DJ Shaji

I have been using Fedora since time immortal, but what with the stupid python installer and the ~1GB minimum RAM requirement, I was unable to use it any further. I mean, the installer refuses to install on my system. So I looked around for another Linux system, and perhaps the biggest name after (or before?) Red Hat is Debian. I had dabbled with Debian once before, and so I downloaded the netinst CD, and presto, it was up and running in no time!

So, right now, I'm selecting and installing...

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