how much test before ai is necssary

[pentatonic]

The "Generic Response" you got is the best answer for your question. If you'd like to stay in this board and make new friends you better work on your attitude.

??? How is that. Seems like the best response would be an answer to his question. He asked for user experiences, not what he should look out for.

 

[AhMadKooL]

??? How is that. Seems like the best response would be an answer to his question. He asked for user experiences, not what he should look out for.

Even if he had asked for personal experiences that wouldn't be of much help since everybody is going to give a different experience as it has transponded in this thread; So in a nutshell this generic answer is the best answer.

 

[pentatonic]

Even if he had asked for personal experiences that wouldn't be of much help since everybody is going to give a different experience as it has transponded in this thread; So in a nutshell this generic answer is the best answer.

Re-read the question, that's the whole point. He even stated in his question "I know its going to be different for everyone, so if you dont have personal experience to talk about then go back to knitting."

 

[AhMadKooL]

Re-read the question, that's the whole point. He even stated in his question "I know its going to be different for everyone, so if you dont have personal experience to talk about then go back to knitting."

I fully understand his question and I've re-read it many times.. As I said in my previous post what info will he get from everybody posting his different response? How will that help him out if everybody is going to state a different experience? No help there... As i said in a nutshell a generic response is the best respone for this question.. Plus Even if that didn't answer his question he should have a better attitude to somebody that took the time to read his question and come out with an honest reply - that was the main reason i was flaming him... Anyways bro; lets keep it at that I'm done arguing with u.

 

[Caper26]

I fully understand his question and I've re-read it many times.. As I said in my previous post what info will he get from everybody posting his different response? How will that help him out if everybody is going to state a different experience? No help there... As i said in a nutshell a generic response is the best respone for this question.. Plus Even if that didn't answer his question he should have a better attitude to somebody that took the time to read his question and come out with an honest reply - that was the main reason i was flaming him... Anyways bro; lets keep it at that I'm done arguing with u.

 

[pentatonic]

Everybody will have different answers, that's because he's asking for everyone's experience with it. Once again, he stated that in his original post. Damn, yall two need to learn how to read. You might as well teach him how to bake a cake too cause it will accomplish the same thing.

 

[dumbass]

Everybody will have different answers, that's because he's asking for everyone's experience with it. Once again, he stated that in his original post. Damn, yall two need to learn how to read. You might as well teach him how to bake a cake too cause it will accomplish the same thing.

I was actually wondering how to bake a cake, so in truth, that information would be more useful to me. thanks pent.
I am going to change my orig question to: How much test before AI is nes, (please dont comment if your answer is going to be different than everyone else's).

 

[dumbass]

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Exactly what i was saying. He can ask all he whats but he is making no logical sense. What use is a few very different individual responses about their individual biological response. Generic is best for this question. Its the same logic as the when someone posts their first cycle to be critiqued when the just wanted someone to tell them it was good. I have nothing else to say on this issue either. It is simple logic.

Its a simple question. I am not asking for advices. I am asking for personal experience. How come some people understood that and posted thier personal experience, but the thought of actually replying with any real information is just not logical to you?

 

[Caper26]

^^^^

 

[dumbass]

It is not logical because the information you gather will in no way help you. Even if you are not looking for advice, you are not going to learn anything by asking that question except how it works for some guy you don't know. You have to admit people usually ask questions for a reason. Your title was "How much test before AI is necessary?" that must have just been a joke since their is no way you are asking that...was not trying to give you a hard time but you have to understand alittle bit were i am coming from. Anyways no hard feeling and we can stop the chatter and maybe you can get a few more responses for your question.

Cheers,

Caper26

It is perfectly logical, just not to you, I guess. How do you know what will help me and what wont? I did ask the question for a reason. I will learn exactly what I set out to learn by asking that question, and that is to find out some of the other board members personal experiences.
I do see where your coming from and I can see how this misunderstanding took place. I am sorry i didnt give a full description of my question in the title of my post. I wrongly assumed that the subject contained in the post would explain my question clearly. In the future I will run all my posts by you ahead of time to make sure that they are logical, that the information I gather will be useful to me, and that i will in fact learn something.
Now if you will please, answer my question or leave my post. I am conducting important scientific research here dummy.