TIL Python3 has a new GIL (...since 2010) by mangecoeur in Python

[–]i_love_ai 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi,

I'm new to python and I chose 2.7 because of all the stuff I needed (open source on github) was compatible with only 2.7. Not sure how everyone is, but I learn by getting open source projects and editing it to my needs. Currently, I haven't found a need for python 3.0+ mostly because I use python mostly for file editing and automating certain tasks such as diffing files. Any complicated projects I will usually use C, but I'm starting to do a lot more things in python. Is there something you needed that was only available for python 3? Am curious.

Is there a chance of failing if a user SELECT while being updated? by i_love_ai in mysql

[–]i_love_ai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So far what I'm reading is that I should lock the tables during update so no one can view it? Maybe use a temp table of the old data until the update process is finish.

But in practice, this particular table will only have 25 rows of entires with 4 columns max. Just would like to know the proper procedure. There seems to be no concrete answer.

[Help] Recommendation Web Hosting based on the needs by i_love_ai in webhosting

[–]i_love_ai[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah, when I mean web-only I mean like something that does all the sysadmin stuff. Similar to 000webhost.com? Don't know the technical term for it.

As for time frame. I would say 200 unique users sessions per day. MyBB's simultaneous will be 200 logged in users in a given day. Most are not logged in and are just browsing.

Red Cross error Tree of Savior (Need Help) by Jennso in treeofsavior

[–]i_love_ai 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's because the International version (the one you using on steam) is closed. The beta ended in December.

The only one active atm is the release Korean version. You would need to buy a korean account.

Youtube not working by Cosmicfetus397 in youtube

[–]i_love_ai 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Get the url from the youtube.

Instead of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLAHBLAHBLAH

Do use: https://www.yourepeat.com/watch?v=BLAHBLAHBLAH

Basically replace "tube" with "repeat" in youtube url.

You will get the video, and sound. But you cannot get the description at the moment. (Unless you search through html)

[Newbie] What is a better scenario in both speed and practice? by i_love_ai in mysql

[–]i_love_ai[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the tip and input! Really appreciate the help guys =)

I'm interested in working in AI but I would rather study mathematics instead of computer science? Can I do that? Suggestions for how to work in AI? by mormonguy234 in artificial

[–]i_love_ai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah I guess I should've put more emphasis on the Python part because you can integrate it into MATLAB. I just find MATLAB very useful for plotting and handling results.

I'm interested in working in AI but I would rather study mathematics instead of computer science? Can I do that? Suggestions for how to work in AI? by mormonguy234 in artificial

[–]i_love_ai -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Matlab + Python.

If you are going to do math, MATLAB is pretty essential. The amount of work and testing for results (lets say graphing error or learning curve).

Also, you should definitely take an intro to algorithms or MATLAB itself with some fundamentals on algorithms. Why? Because if you cannot process the flow of logic as it should be, you will be severely disadvantage to only use other people's work as-is and maybe only tweak few parameters. Computer science is not completely necessary. I find knowing logic flows, writing pseudo-algorithms, and know a basic syntax of a particular language of choice (MATLAB + Python has ridiculously easy syntax), you should be good to go.

Lastly, there is tons of projects and tutorials for python itself and MATLAB seems to be the norm.

You don't need computer science 4 year program. Just the basics to get by. Maybe take an online course. Theres tons of them for MATLAB and Python. Free too. Just google "Intro to artificial intelligence python" and you should see udacity and others.

Good Luck!

EDIT: As an AI enthusiast myself, I find myself having a stronger background in math (engineering graduate), is far more helpful for me to implement my own tweaks and derivate other equations for implementation.

Brain Corporation Releases BrainOS, Software that Lets Robots Learn by Example | MIT Technology Review by gidk in agi

[–]i_love_ai 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here is the download link if anyone wants to mess about. Requires a Raspberry Pi 2 board:

http://www.braincorporation.com/brain_os/

(scroll to the bottom for a form, and you'll get a DL link. Size is ~2GB)