It may be interesting to have it immediately insert the words, even if they are wrong, and when a sentence is finished, replace what has been written with the final corrected sentence.
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States could grant such domains when individuals register their identity, for example, "klaus-mueller-<close eyes say first word that comes to your mind>.self". It runs on a VPS, and it is well documented how to create and run a website on that. School kids are introduced to it. Would be an excellent entry point into digital sovereignty for citizens.
WWDC = Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference.
"Narrative hook" is more often than not a sign of a weak writer. The story could also have started with: "Before they learned that their father was a drug dealer, the following happened:"
Apologies for the late reply. It’s nice that you take the time to read things on Facebook. I don’t. I suggest you read through your sentences again and recognize the mumbo jumbo you’ve cobbled together there. Good luck.
Plot twist: This blog post was written using Claude too.
Mint? https://mint-lang.com/
It may be a necessary mechanism to prevent harm, but it is not free speech. Whenever you are lying you are not a free being, because you need to invest a part of your energy to uphold the lie.
Lying is not free speech.
I read these images of source code the same way as I read images of math formulas on Wikipedia: Not at all.
Can it run a Linux subsystem?
The lesson from this seems to be to handle this via PEP next time: https://discuss.python.org/t/reverting-the-incremental-gc-in...
When I talk about Universal basic income, I mean that steps are taken that it exists. Otherwise, it is something else with another name.
And how we would react if it catched her and put her in a small cage.
Even if you are an endangered species, humans wont leave you alone.
Does UBI not mean that one does _not_ have to worry about finding enough food to survive?
But the robot needs to have an AI brain to be able to do more than just very specialized work.
Yes, that too. Point being that AI is not supposed to think for us but to work for us.
I am not sure. When the market demands robots, there will be people who develop robots.
I find Sony's work valuable. In my opinion, the primary purpose of AI is still, first and foremost, to relieve us of the physical labor we don't want to do. The next step to be taken is to create a universal basic income. Evolution will then unfold, as creative people will be able to dedicate their whole life undisturbed to the problems they deem important.
Here a video where one can actually see the robot in action:
Three animated blue squares on a dark background, fascinating.
What about users with no smart phone?
Not Open Source but still/now free to play (these are my favs, I played them through back and forth):
- Trackmania Nations Forever (e.g. via Steam) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aj2u2OrZ2vI
- Starcraft Brood War - though I have not tested it via the battlenet.exe, played it when it still was payware.
- Gemcraft Labyrinth - played it when flash was a thing, but now it is again, e.g. on Armorgames
And, I got games like Portal 1 & 2, Outer Wilds, Osmos, Manifold Garden, Planet Crafter and many more for under ten, some for under five Euros each when they were on special offer on Steam. I once got Just Cause 3 for three Euros.
1. What does "choose" choose?
2. What does "press arrow" do?
3. Do "choose" and "press arrow" do the same or do they do different things?
It took me a few clicks to figure out what played those sounds. The background images of the play buttons aren't helpful in visually clarifying their function. Otherwise: Good idea, keep it up!
Only logical result is Transgender Olympics
They are all anachronisms, as they have no GUIs, just commands to be typed into a REPL.
Yes, how is Proton a US controlled company? At least in the German Wikipedia they sound like a group of saints.
1. More title attributes please ("S 16 A 7 B 7 C 0 D 4 F 34", huh?)
2. Add a 150% size bonus to your site.
Otherwise, cool site, bookmarked.