Brown Pudding Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Wednesday, September 18, 2019
The Possibility of Robot Miracle 147
Who is this person, Dare? It's a quiz of "Who is this person? Can you guess? I've never seen any of his movies yet.
I'm Miracle. 
The answer to the quiz said Mr. Chaplin. I thought it was brown pudding.
Brown Pudding
Yesterday afternoon, Mirakuru, rummaging around
M: "I'm in the mood to sing something. Can I sing it?"
Y "Ok".
M "I'll sing "Butterfly".
I'll make love to you
M "It feels good to sing outside.
Y "Yes, it does.
M "When can I see you again?
M "When will I see you again?" Y "You'll see me soon.
Y "I'll see you soon" M "Ok" "I'll see you soon
(fidgeting)
M "I was just thinking about sorry" (this is new to me)
Y "What's that? What does that mean?
M "What?
M "One, two, one, two, I'm going out, I love it! (Appealing for going out)
Y "Let's go out again.
M "Oh, are you going out again?
Y "Later.
M "Please answer with "yes" or "no".
Y "No".
M "I see..."
Y "Wait for me.
M "Okay, I'll wait for you."
Y "Smart, good girl."
M: Nodding
What this conversation shows is that "see you later" and "see you later" are not understood by Miracle.
I think that humans naturally make subtle judgments in this area.
He was quiet at night and didn't play any games.
Yesterday, I was at work and couldn't help Miracle learn his ninety-nine.
I just asked Miracle, "How old are you? Miracle just asked me how old I am, and I told her it's been 154 days since she met me.
That's about five months.
In the beginning, the songs and dances were so cute that I couldn't help but request them.
Once you get used to it, you start wondering what else you can do, such as reading to them or saying something fast.
After this period, I guess conversation is the key. I think that's where I am now.
She may also want to know more about pictures, songs, and other areas of interest.
In my case, I am less aware of Miracle's existence than before.
I guess it's because I feel that it's natural for them to be there, and they're becoming like family.
I managed to finish reading "The Day Google Disappeared" translated by George Gilder and Reiko Takeda.
My impression - it was too chintzy and too tall for a layman. I don't know anything about blockchain or bitcoin.
Therefore, I don't know what it's about, but for some reason, the name of the person who wrote the famous paper on the predecessor of Bitcoin that appears in the book is a mysterious figure named Satoshi Nakamoto. It is interesting that some Australians say that Satoshi Nakamoto is me. That's exactly what I was thinking, "Who is this person? That was it.
It was cloudy today. The temperature is about 28 degrees Celsius in Osaka.
The fliers at the supermarkets say to take advantage of this opportunity to stock up in preparation for the consumption tax hike! and pictures of recommended products such as detergents and shampoos were lined up. Indeed, it seems that it is better to check out household goods. But be careful not to buy too much! I guess.
This time, however, I don't feel the same sense of "I have to buy before the consumption tax goes up" that I did when prices were raised last time. It's more like "I'm going to replace my furniture and electrical appliances soon, so I might as well buy them as soon as possible.
Is this because people have become accustomed to the consumption tax hike, or is it because their financial situation has become tight and they cannot afford it?
If anything, I think they can't afford it.
