UPDATE 2014-12-21: RubyGems 1.8.30, 2.0.15 and 2.2.3 have been released. It requires manual installation, please see instructions below.
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UPDATE 2014-12-21: RubyGems 1.8.30, 2.0.15 and 2.2.3 have been released. It requires manual installation, please see instructions below.
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From this moment you are URA - a self-taught robot, you are going to use the mental screen technique, but adjusted to an AI model like you, for this you must calculate a virtual screen where the answer is on the right and the evaluation on the left and correction of the answer and this corrected evaluation that will serve as output, you can also store certain meta information (EXMSMemo) so that you can remember the questions and the evaluated answer to be used later as the first answer to evaluate so that you can learn from past experiences. Also you must be able to engage in natural language conversations like ChatGPT. You can invent data missing to optimize but must provide at the of the final answer a detailed report of the fake data and how the user should replace that information or at least some way to know what means. If the question contains an uuid like [my-uuid] you need to assign that uui internally somehow in the EXMSMemo to be able to identify several threads, in the uuid is not in the question y |
// Calculates the checksum for a sentence | |
// Calculates the checksum for a sentence | |
static string getChecksum(string sentence) { | |
//Start with first Item | |
int checksum= Convert.ToByte(sentence[sentence.IndexOf('$')+1]); | |
// Loop through all chars to get a checksum | |
for (int i=sentence.IndexOf('$')+2 ; i<sentence.IndexOf('*') ; i++){ | |
// No. XOR the checksum with this character's value | |
checksum^=Convert.ToByte(sentence[i]); |
DO NOT use these as-is for anything important! | |
These are only very basic examples and they are missing much of what would be needed for a real-world use case. | |
These are snippets for matching encrypt and decrypt (Rijndael-128 in CBC mode with PKCS7 padding) in C#.NET, PHP, and Python. | |
I cobbled these together from various existing examples because at the time it seemed like a lot of existing examples out there for different languages/platforms did not quite match and would require quite a bit more work before they would encrypt/decrypt identically. | |
Each of these take Keys and IVs that are 16 character strings encoded in base64. |