As an attempt to raise the level, here''s a serious question: What''s the most difficult thing to code?

Maybe an AI response that is believable as emotion? Just a thought.

Let''s see....

An AI replica of the human brain.

Damnit, Landsknecht, you beat me by 4 seconds, grrrrr.

What you *WANT* it to do.

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Landsknecht, Zipster, I think you''re right!

Charlie McSow /Paradigm Game Design
www.rarebyte.de.st

A piece of code that can predict whether any other piece of code will actually finish executing .


#pragma DWIM // Do What I Mean!

~ Mad Keith ~
**I use Software Mode**

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A piece of code that can predict whether any other piece of code will actually finish executing .

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In fact, all serious algorithms professors will tell you it''s impossible.

Unless you make an AI, of course



Prosper / LOADED corporation

Perfection

What about a program that programmed, and had a natural language interface, so you''d describe what you want your program to do, in English, and the software would actually do the work.

I''d have to find a new hobbie if someone ever manages this

George.

"Who says computer games affect kids, imagine if PacMan affected us as kids, we'd all sit around in a darkened room munching pills and listening to repetitive music....uh oh!"