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unsigned long hash(unsigned char *str)
{
unsigned int hash = 0;
int c;

while (c = *str++)
{
hash += c;
}

return hash;
}


Spent hours designing it. It is safer than md5!

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Action-potentials are not just 1-bit signals. They're stateful and integrate information differently over time.

Had they changed their working with time, you would have changed your view of the world. For example, the word "nigger" could have suddenly changed its meaning to a white man. So, no - they are pretty much hardcoded after learning is complete. You will never see a nigger as a white man.

Dendrites also serve the important role of signalling any neurons they've received input from, under the right circumstances. Without this, learning wouldn't work at all.

But we are not talking about learning, which is the hardest part.

There is no algorithm. That's TED-talk level quackery right there. You want to do AI? Stay away from MIT and stay away from computers.

Without a general algorithm, you would not have been able to remember general enough structures (i.e. correlate anything to anything with self referencing).