I stumbled on this interesting site.
Especially the ladies should participate in an Ava_Sessions here:
http://http://exmachina-movie.com/synopsis
aVa reminds me of someone here....
- Mr Peabody
- 04-21-2015, 09:41 PM
- rockerrick
- 04-21-2015, 10:07 PM
Link isn't working for me.
Figured it out it's the extra http:
http://exmachina-movie.com/
Saw a preview for this a few days ago
Figured it out it's the extra http:
http://exmachina-movie.com/
Saw a preview for this a few days ago
- Mr Peabody
- 04-22-2015, 09:34 AM
Sorry for the link failure.
The aVa session button over to the top right allows you to participate in a Turing Test. Is she a person or a machine, you try to decide.
http://exmachina-movie.com/
For anyone who doesn't know, Alan Turing was a Geek's Geek. He invented a Field Programmable Logic Device ten years before the First Field Programmable Logic Device which we now incorrectly call the first computer. Using this device to decode Nazi coded messages he shortened World War II by 3 years. His story should inspire us all to strive to be different.
The aVa session button over to the top right allows you to participate in a Turing Test. Is she a person or a machine, you try to decide.
http://exmachina-movie.com/
For anyone who doesn't know, Alan Turing was a Geek's Geek. He invented a Field Programmable Logic Device ten years before the First Field Programmable Logic Device which we now incorrectly call the first computer. Using this device to decode Nazi coded messages he shortened World War II by 3 years. His story should inspire us all to strive to be different.
- redbeard42
- 04-22-2015, 03:05 PM
Turing was a badass geek, but the first computer is generally considered to be the Analytical Engine created by Charles Babbage.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Babbage
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Babbage