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Botsareus:
You know I actualy did write a nice long post right now, but I thought it was too informative. I just will say that it does have a goal. Its goal is to live.
--- Quote ---I would never run that shit on my computer, unless I got the source code.
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Don't worry , It says "use" at your own risk. It does not say "try out" at your own risk.
I did not program any tabo in there,
Numsgil:
I'm not going to belabor the point, because I know you don't understand evolution anyway. We've been going over the same agruments time and time again.
Smexe isn't evolving. It's mutating. There's a difference.
Endy:
I think I'd understand if there was like Nums said something deliberatly acting on the code. If part of it's requirement to reproduce depends on it evolving around some impediment, then it's "life".
Like say a program that could only duplicate itself based on user interaction, in this case it would be in the program's interest to be as interesting as possible so as to attract more people.
Currently they only evolve based on human direction, partly because the code is just too self and enviroment destructing when it operates alone. Imagine if a species could randomly shut down the entire universe just based on some random mutation and you get why it's so hard.
Possibly some sort of virus that could exercise some sense of self control over it's reproductive capabilties and only very occasionally mutate it's code, would start a basic cycle.
Greven:
Well I just want to see his code of this, not nessary run it, maybe making a few adjustments, and **BANG** it 1000 times better ;)
Bot, a few heads looking at the same problem is better than one looking at it. Even Einstein were wrong at a few points, so drop your bad excuses for not given the source away, it wouldnt be you fault if smexe did mutate to destroy every satelite in space...
Numsgil:
Open source licensing is the way to go. GNU.
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