What the best language to code a self learning AI in?
What the best language to code a self learning AI in?
javascript
asembly
python 2.7.* if you want to get shit done
You could try with Ruby.
Prolog.
Brainfuck implemented in Ruby
LISP, Haskell, OCaml, C++, Python...
Isn't Quake 3 in C++?
It's open source and has self-learning AI.
It's mostly written in C
github.com
>C++
literally why
Al good "C++" projects have large parts (mostly critical ones) written in C.
there is no such thing as a self learning AI. If you want to write an AI algorithm you can choose something with a library that does some relevant code for you but its not necessary.
For speed related features. I should said "C/C++"
all large C projects have numerous memory bugs ready to exploit your computer
Python 2.7 will be deprecated soon.
Don't even bother with it.
Python 3 now is good enough.
Was python 2.7 ever better than 3? What changed, apart from some libraries being ported?
Name three
>numerous
>4 in three years
lmao keep trying you pointer-misunderstanding brainlet, go back to your artizan gitshithub
Printing to console went from
print 'something'
to
print('something')
implying you can produce better code than all the people who review nginx or redis patches
pointer arithmetic is the first thing you learn in a cs degree, its not hard its just complex when you have a million dynamic things pointing to each other.
rust is taking over, get on the bus or keep living in your shit unsafe world on your own
Why? Nobody uses it
>rust is taking over,
name three operating systems made with rust
what percentage of source code in the world is operating systems?
Yes but that's not because of the language you fucktard. It's because of the dipshit programmers who can't understand the concept of security. By your logic all web based programming languages are bad because most websites have some sort of vulnerability to own your box. Don't say anything if you don't know what you are talking about ...
where are these large codebases written by masters with zero memory bugs?
Where is any large project with zero bugs?
Protip: you can't name one
prolog
>zero _memory_ bugs
any rust codebase
Oh yeah? Python fanboys seemed to think python is immune to memory exploits like overflows. Still happens.
Also Rust still suffers from ROP exploits sooooo...
>ROP exploit
not true, how the fuck can you overwrite the stack pointer (which is a memory operation) when all memory ops are thread safe?
face it, us SJWs are taking over. cry me a river
a non-PIE Rust binary will provide ROP gadgets
>non-PIE
i dont think you understand the prerequisite conditions required to perform a ROP exploit bru
Should've used gamemaker
>might you you be
>spacing on the options
5/10 apply yourself
>might you you
machine language input entirely through sound waves
LISP
Search for existing Github/Kaggle projects that have similar heuristics for what your AI is optimizing for. Use those languages. Data is more important than what language is running under the hood.
I really hate it when robot children are hitting on me
>Python 2.7 will be deprecated soon
they have been saying that for a while
PHP
>Spurmburp the Dewmaster
Lmao