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Installing and Using Clingo on Windows

'Clingo' sounds like 'Klingon'. Klingons remind me of space. So I made this digital painting of Europa, lol. What is Clingo? Clingo is a simple and powerful Answer Set Programming (ASP) language. Clingo takes a logic program and computes answer sets that represent solutions to a given problem. It’s part of the Potassco project for ASP. Check out the Potassco GitHub page for more info. It's used in university logic classes, such as ASU's CSE 259 How do I get Clingo? Glad you asked! 1. Download Clingo You can find the latest versions on their GitHub download page . (Here’s a direct link to Clingo 5.3.0 for Windows though: clingo-5.3.0-win64.zip ) If the version is newer, I would recommend using the latest stable version from their GitHub page . If your professor recommends a specific version, scroll down on the page and it should be there! 2. Extract Clingo Navigate to your Downloads folder (or wherever you dow...

Image Hashing

An interesting visual representation of sorting algorithms. From left to right: bubble, heap, and quick sort. An interesting visual representation of sorting algorithms, from left to right: bubble, heap, and quick sort. In my previous 'Journey to Robot' article , I mentioned my interest in using image hashing as a way to check for duplicate images. In this article, I'll be going more in depth on how it works, and how to use it. If you'd like to skip to it's usage in python, click here. Image hashing is the process of creating a hash value based on the image's contents. This means that different images will have different hash values, and similar images will have similar hash values. (The length and complexity of the hash value will depend on the hashing method your using). Comparing an image's hash value to the hash value of another can give you somewhat accurate duplicate detection. There are a couple different image hashing algorithms out t...

1 - Journey To Robot: Basic Functions

"Outa Server Time" - some more digital art. In the previous post, I gave a brief introduction to the project, and a rundown of what I've done so far. In this post, I'll be expanding on the latter. Here are a couple of the functions that I've set up: hourly - This function likes recent tweets with certain key phrases, such as "Artificial Intelligence". It picks a random number of tweets between 10 and 20 to like and run's within 5 minutes of an hour, to give it more human-like activity. biHourly - syncs the followers/following list, follows back people who follow the account, then folows 3-7 people who've recently talked about a certain topic, such as "OpenAi". The program also mutes everyone because notifications are annoying. semiWeekly - Unfollows non followers (in increments of 150 so we don't exhaust the server) dreams - Okay, this one doesn't really do anything that important, but when the program is idli...

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