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Windspren

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2nd Jul 2016

29th Sep 2016

The reborn SFPI! Our goal is to develop and identify forms of pseudointelligence and life within TPT in the forms of PSTN bots, computing systems, genome emulators, brain architecture simulations, and anything else we (or TPT AIs we find :D) can think of

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  QuanTech 3rd Jul 2016
  should i just remove the read system then?
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  Windspren 3rd Jul 2016
  Maybe STOR would work...
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  Windspren 3rd Jul 2016
  But that isn't easily controlled.
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  Windspren 3rd Jul 2016
  Yeah, but the way you have the system set up, the cell reads the data directly after it writes it. We want to save the data for the next cell.
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  QuanTech 3rd Jul 2016
  +Kevino36 You could just use NSCN and PSCN or DTEC to detect and convert certain "food" elements to electricity. That could be your spark gate that you can add to the cell duplication system
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  QuanTech 3rd Jul 2016
  i am also using a read/write system!
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  QuanTech 3rd Jul 2016
  +Kevino36 That is sort of what i am trying to get at already!
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  wipyman 3rd Jul 2016
  ... for the removal of redundant genetics, that would be handled by the timer (or counting device) that would switch off, if say, the last two generations, hasn't been exposed to a certain stimulus. That means, rather than the adaptation having to be directly to the recipient, it is made to the genetic information, making the replication of the adaptation, or the removal of it, far more easier to implement.
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  wipyman 3rd Jul 2016
  The previous generation affects the following generation, rather than adapating itself, the adaptation is made to the stored genetic information. So, that when the previous generational cell dies, rather than the cell being a direct copy (via mitosis) the cell is generated from the updated genetic information. As...
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  QuanTech 3rd Jul 2016
  i'll help you work on the SPRK counting-gate thingy for now..