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Would they be interested in joining a new one? Or having a new player?
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Wonder if it's still up or if we would get enough interest here....
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I'm sure this is a repeat questions but is there an official and/or unofficial Minecraft server? Ideally non-modded or minimal mods, PC only and preferably Java edition. If not, I would be able to host one if there was enough interest. Just putting out feelers at this point. If you're interested, please comment below!!!!!!
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In Prolog, Variables start with capitals and atoms/predicates start with lower case. So yes, the 4 variables can all have the save value of 'e'.
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I am currently tying to work on a Prolog example from a course that has something like the fallowing start(state(e, e, e, e)). rule( (move(state(F1, W1, G1, C1), Ed) :- (start(state(F1, W1, G1, C1)), otherRandomPredicates(Ed....) ) ), 100) The predicate is a bit confusing and a bit vague but my question is, when I run using SWI-Prolog (or even GNU Prolog for that matter), the variables F1, W1, G1 and C1 aren't assigned the value of e, e, e and e as would happen if I just ran start(state(F1, W1, G1, C1)). outside of the "rule" predicate. Does anyone know why this is?
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Hey all, I am trying to make a knowledge base for an expert system called Exshell using SWI-Prolog. I have tried posting on their forum but have got no response. when the expert system uses the fallowing rule((A :- B),C1). to call the fallowing in the knowledge base rule((move(St1, Cu1) :- (start(state(St1, St2, St3, St4)), switch(state(St1, St2, St3, St4), state(Cu1, Cu2, Cu3, Cu4), [state(St1, St2, St3, St4)]))), 100). start(state(east_side, east_side, east_side, east_side)). switch(state(F1, G1, W1, C1), state(F2, G2, W2, C2), History) :- is_end(state(F1, G1, W1, C1)) ; move_state(state(F1, G1, W1, C1), state(F2, G2, W2, C2)), not(is_history(state(F2, G2, W2, C2), History)), switch(state(F2, G2, W2, C2), state(F3, G3, W3, C3), [state(F2, G2, W2, C2)|History]). it returns the fallowing to. A = move(_4238,_4240) Is it not able to see the start predicate? if so, why not and how do I fix it? Thanks in advance!
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What Renaming Software Does Linus use for Plex?
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Ill give it a shot. Thank you. to late for that but I am planning on buying a m.2 pcie ssd for the os in a bit.
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I am not sure if I do but why would I need it for windows 10? Not helpful.
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Hello all, I am looking for anyone more knowledgeable with RAID to help me out. My computer spec is listed below. I used to have boot times of under 30s and now just recently have to wait 1min+. I ran some diagnostic software and the only error to note is that my GPU failed a hardware acceleration test. What do yall think is causing the longer boot times? CPU: i7 4790k Ram: 16GB Mobo: asus z97-pro wifi Boot device: 3 SSD in RAID 0 (raid from mobo, no raid card) storage: 2x1TB 2x3TB WD RED Drives in raid 1 (raid from mobo, no raid card) Gigabyte GTX970 G1 Gaming power supply: corsair RM1000 PSU(over powered but was a gift Any thoughts?? Note: GPU error seems to not have affected gaming quality or frame rates at all. Thank you!
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GTX 970, With Polaris I might get into VR.
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Pun Pun Pun pun:)
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It looks so amazing. I could easily use it for work meetings, projection foe small concert venues and a sick home there term system. Looks amazing LG!