Re: Fuzzy machine learning framework v1.2

[Gustaf Thorslund <gustaf@thorslund.org>]

On 2012-05-29 20:25, onox wrote:
> On May 29, 9:58 am, Gustaf Thorslund<gus...@thorslund.org>  wrote:
>> On 2012-05-28 20:34, Nomen Nescio wrote:
>>> Only for liars and politicians. Everyone else agrees what freedom means.
>>
>> Then lets find out who of us is the liar and who is the politician.
>
> There's a difference? ;)

I understand that's a joke from your side onox and I suppose we could 
both laugh at it as joke where we live on this earth. But to give it a 
serious answer too I'd say they are two different things. Depending on 
where you live on the planet the intersection may be smaller or bigger.

I'm kind of disappointed Nomen Nescio have not yet helped me with what 
categories we should both belong to. But maybe Kulin Fritz Wuehler have 
not yet found a suitable alias to use when trying to insult me (but I'd 
probably just ignore Void Null anyway).

I would also like to thank everyone who try to keep the discussion on a 
moderate level even if you disagree. Sometimes it's just better to 
respect each others disagreement, especially if they don't really need 
to have any impact on you.

I've not tried the Fuzzy machine learning framework. But it sounds 
interesting. Wonder if it could help me figure out if there can be parks 
with free peeing that's free from peeing. I'd expect at least someone in 
this thread to say it's possible to find them, but I've still got my doubts.

If I look out my window it's dark and if I look at my clock it's late. 
I'm sure someone (with your view of the world at the moment) will 
disagree, but you'll probably not get too upset if I'd decide to sleep 
for awhile now (even if it would be noon from your point of view).

Regards,
Gustaf
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