#silici

Resimlerde Arka Plan Silici Uygulamalar

Arka plan problemini ortadan kaldırmak için sizler de “Resimlerde arka plan silici uygulamalar” yazımıza göz atabilirsiniz. 1 adet en popüler uygulama ile birlikte programsız alternatife de bu yazımızda yer vermiş olacağız.

Bildiğiniz gibi bazı resimlerde arka planlar rahatsız edici olabiliyor ya da kurumsal bir çalışmada özgün olmayan arka planların atılması gerekebiliyor. Photoshop…

One of the first major oversights by Dr. Emeris and co. in observing the now-learning-and-speaking robots was to fail to keep track of the numbers of units converted with the learning software. More to the point, they didn't realize that the machines selected for testing had, after a number of years, either consciously or accidentally transmitted it to their non-subject coworkers.

The thinking robots, or silici, were hugely successful at navigating the mines, working together to locate and remove vast quantities of important metals, and taking them back up to the surface. However, they also learned that when their circuitry was damaged, it was easier and safer to return to the surface without their workload for repairs - or to repair themselves with the raw materials available to them, in the mines. 

Within ten years, all the mining robots at the capitol mine had been upgraded with the new software, and within twelve, silent digital communication had become the language of choice for its vast improvement in accuracy and speed.

Within twenty years, the robots had begun to improve and upgrade themselves in order to be more efficient miners, and had then realized that to harvest the most materials the most quickly, creating new members of their own kind, rapidly expanding in numbers. Their supervisors did not immediately notice any of these changes, since the mining had been going so smoothly that supervision had hugely decreased. By the time the machines realized that humans were mostly an impediment to their purpose, their numbers were almost a quarter of that of the human population, and when they subsequently came to understand that they could decide their own purpose, it was far too late.

They began building their own vast subterranean empires, forming hive minds with core clusters like a social insect, splitting into different factions depending on divergences in their coding, warring with one another, and, when the frightened humans tried to stem their expansion by force, they fought back.

To backtrack a bit, between the fourth visit of the Olmas and its sixth and final visit to the planet, many settlers' priorities had begun to shift away from the mines. Although largest populations of Halonians were either refugees from the law, slaves forced into labour under the entrepreneurs, or those who vigorously upheld the interests of the Olmas, many found that this new colony was simply a nice place to live; they could have as much land as they wanted, earn honest livings, and forget about the worlds they'd left behind.

A few small cities were established near the largest mining operations, and rural farming villages had already appeared to provide food for the labourers. Life progressed as usual, and in the cities, there were fads and fashions as there are in any society... including genetic experimentation on the human population that was the reason many Halonians were refugees from the law, or the creation of new and interesting pets or slave species.

One of these fads were some servile robots, created by socialite scientists in what was the de facto capital. Running on a mix of analog (clockwork) and digital technology, they were easy to customize, worked brilliantly, and although they were not generally built for heavy labour, they made charming manservants, calculators, search engines, and translators. 

The Clockwork were hugely popular and quickly became a common site even in the country.

This was one of the reasons that the gifting of language and intelligent thought to the fully-digital, or Silici robots, in the mines was not given a second thought by a society that would surely have realized the potential danger therein; something apparently similar had already been massively successful and useful.

The first human colonies were established on the islands now known as Miryca, which were rich in pure metals, including volatile nuclear elements like palladium, ones of ancient and unchanging value like gold, and acurelium, a naturally-occuring compound that had become hugely important in computational devices and cybernetics.

While mining was originally conducted with a mix of human labour and automated machinery, easy-to-reach minerals soon began to disappear, and it was found that the planet was somewhat less stable than previously thought and therefore more prone to cave-ins and collapses in the three largest established mines, This led to the decision to build semi-intelligent robot to go down and do most of the work. 

Leaving the mining to the machines was easy enough, as similar machinery had been used by humanity for centuries, but each robot required a lot of upkeep; they were notably poor at traversing certain obstacles; and they were incapable of working together, helping one another out, and group problem solving the way humans did.