Eliza was total crap, it took seconds to detect it was an incredibly obvious rearrangement of words you used yourself.
All it had was some superficial understanding of how a sentence is structured, it then used that to “respond” using your own words.
Eliza was freeware in the early 80’s, and it was only interesting for 5 minutes tops. Of which the 4 minutes were used to make it say incredibly stupid things, because the patterns it used were so obvious.
In the 80’s we had games to learn touch typing that were very helpful and also quite fun, compared to old school methods.
Here’s a site that claims to have that sort of games:
https://www.typing.com/student/games
Warning I have no idea if these are good, it’s just a random site a search came up with.
That would seem extremely unlikely, as a brain that’s been inactive for just a few minutes, if the person is revived, there is heavy brain damage.
Most countries use brain death as the deciding factor.
Meaning you body can be held alive artificially, but if the brain isn’t working, you are dead, and there is no chance of coming back.
Of course if the heart hasn’t been beating for 5 minutes and you are not kept artificially alive, you are probably considered dead too.
Why are you editorializing the headline?
Original headline:
China’s CATL moves sodium-ion batteries from pilot projects to commercial deployment
Yes without browsers life stands absolutely still, which is the obvious explanation that humans do not exist, your belief in your own existence is a lie. Because there was a time when there were no browsers no internet and even no computers, but it is impossible to investigate how such times were, because life was at an absolute still.
I guess there is a thing like stupid questions.
Absolutely, our oven is very old, and we generally have to run it 10°C above what the recipes say.
Because less than 5 is not significant and doesn’t matter.
Meta is only worth $1.5trillion so it doesn’t make any difference.
There are also lots of games that use .NET.
People stupid enough to buy smart glasses from META, are probably also stupid enough to pay a monthly fee.
I think META should make an advertising subscription, where users pay extra to have advertisements shown at intervals too.
I bet a pretty decent percentage of users would pay for that.
Proton is made by Valve for playing Windows games on Steam and Steam Deck.
It seems logical that it works best for the platform it was designed for.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton_(software)
Proton is designed for integration into the Steam client as “Steam Play”. It is officially distributed through the client, although third-party forks can be manually installed.
very occasionally it would work flawlessly and all would be astounded,
Absolutely, any semi decent game that was playable, even if it had some glitches, was AMAZING.
You must be misremembering things to the extreme.
Gaming in Linux was utter shit in 2005, and improvements were only crawling forward. When we checked WineHQ for compatibility the average score was bronze “unplayable”.
Although the Play On Linux program helped a lot and came out in 2008, Linux gaming didn’t improve much until after the Steam Client for Linux was released in 2013.
I dual booted Windows the first couple of years where Linux was my main OS, ONLY to be able to play games. After a few years I got tired of dual booting and ditched Windows completely. The result was that I gamed very little, and when I did, it was retro gaming.
Things improved a lot with DXVK, but that did no come out until 2018. Up until then you could almost only play games made with OpenGL, and even that was hit and miss.
I haven’t seen any Proton propaganda, and fortunately a lot of progress on Proton goes back to Wine, so Wine is also a lot better today even without Proton.
So Proton does not deserve all the credit, a lot of work has been done before and outside Proton. But Proton does make it dead easy with the Steam client, but today it may not be necessary if you use other tools to mange the Wine configuration on a per game basis. Or if you are an enthusiast that like to do it manually.
But 21 years ago, even an expert had very little luck except with very few games.
Compared to when I started with Linux 21 years ago, we are absolutely spoiled with games that work well today.
Yes it did so 10m years ago, and you are in it now! Pretty amazing isn’t it. 🤣🤣🤣
Pouring half a trillion dollars into a wishing well, doesn’t make it work.
The guy is high on his own supply, he thought if he just threw enough Nvidia AI chips into an LLM, that it would achieve consciousness!
So he can argue that things aren’t going as he hoped they would, but that will probably not happen anytime soon, and he will probably waste even more money and another decade chasing this delusion, just like he did with the Metaverse that was supposed to be “the next internet”!!
Even if this dream of his is within reach in a not so distant future. Meta is unlikely to be the ones that succeed, because Zuckerberg is the top project leader, and he simply has no idea what he is dealing with.
Me: Making a point.
You: Whuaah Whuaah
Now we’re done.
No. Applying human emotions, traits, or intentions to non-human entities is called anthropomorphism.
It is rarely done regarding Zuckerberg, because he has very few aspects to anthropomorphize on.
But it makes the story more intersting when they can.
Came to post EXACTLY that. 🤣 👍