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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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Views of the world change. Niggers cant be seen as white men because they are niggers and not white men and vice versa. Just as an oak tree is not a light bulb and a light bulb is not an oak tree.

Exactly! I love you becoming a racist like the rest of us non-retarded people.

Yes and? I'm sure they can improve their vocabulary to more, some may know words of other languages, some may be below average or incredibly above average.

A word in foreign language would still be related to what you already know. A concept is somewhat more than a word (some auditory or visual representation). Consider monads from Haskell - you know the word, but you don't know a shit about them.

Does not follow and what do datasets http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/data-set have anything to do with the human brain?

It has to do with the number of relations you can have between the objects at once. I.e. if a dendritic tree references neurons dealing with dogs, cats and birds, then it's neuron correlates all these animals. In the real world you don't have just word "cat", because cats have some form, texture, associated sounds, smells and behavior. So a neuron dealing with a cat would have to sample all the neurons dealing with form, texture and smell of a cat. That is why understanding cats is not just learning a word "cat". Of course all people are different and some kid may draw a cat with wrong anatomy or texture, although most people would feel when anatomy is wrong, even if they can't explain what exactly.