Quebecky

Enterprise Windows does not get all those ads. I haven't seen a single ad on any of my Windows machines.

There's a mod that just lets you slowly regenerate HP and energy (speed is configurable). It does imo make the game more enjoyable that way.

It's Sith Rey, she encounters her during a vision while training under Luke.

I meant a library unknown to me specifically. I do encounter hallucinations every now and then but usually they're quickly fixable.

It's made me a little bit faster, sometimes. It's certainly not like a 50-100% increase or anything, maybe like a 5-10% at best?

Isn't Umbraco the one that struggled loading a page that didn't exist, taking several seconds to load the PageNotFound page and causing very high CPU load in the meantime? Like, an issue they had for years?

Somehow I don't have great faith in that solution, but perhaps it's improved in recent years.

Yes, hence we're not "right around the corner", it's a figure of speech that uses spatial distance to metaphorically show we're very far away from something.

Our squishy brains (or perhaps more accurately, our nervous systems contained within a biochemical organism influenced by a microbiome) arose out of evolutionary selection algorithms, so general intelligence is clearly possible.

That's assuming that we are a general intelligence. I'm actually unsure if that's even true.

That doesn't mean they've proven there's no pathway at all.

True, they've only calculated it'd take perhaps millions of years. Which might be accurate, I'm not sure to what kind of computer global evolution over trillions of organisms over millions of years adds up to. And yes, perhaps some breakthrough happens, but it's still very unlikely and definitely not "right around the corner" as the AI-bros claim (and that near-future thing is what the paper set out to disprove).

Some have some kind of date tracking built in. But it's fairly rare.

That's been the assumption, but there's surprisingly little actual evidence of him existing. The first bits of writing that seem to mention him are from a century after he supposedly lived. We also have no evidence that the NT contains eyewitness accounts, but we do have limited evidence that it might not be.

In short, we don't really know either way.

Ever considered that that red tape exists for a reason? And that cutting it could have bad consequences?

This is the cool AI stuff I like to see. ChatGPT is fun and all, but applications like these truly have the capacity to transform the world.