A database is useless without data too. Most computer programs are.

"Well, the LLMs don't really consist of "code" per se"

Oh they do, a LOT of it, all the way from the high level python libraries such as TensorFlow, via sigmoid or relu activation functions down to the low level CUDA GPU libs. The only part that is pure data is the weighting of the neurons which themselves are code.

Whatever happened to all the gullible mugs who paid $$$ for the right to not actually own but [do something with] some questionable art work? Wonder if there'll ever see their money again... hmmm.....

Meanwhile, the shysters who flogged this meaningless digital crap are probably drinking cocktails by their pools while thinking up another way to fleece idiots. Oh look, here comes AI...

So how long before it can start to rewrite its own code to "improve" itself?

I'm only half joking.

Just saying...

Its always good to hear ChatGPTs opinion on the matter in hand.

He'll go a long way in the AI tech-bro world.

I'd love to know how he plans to power the country during a windless anticyclonic night then. Batteries? Hydro? Dont make me laugh.

...wind is only providing 8gw, ccgt is providing 13. Nature is fickle. The sort of people who think base load generation wont be required in the future are deluded.

Any MS UI designers and devs who gave a damn about efficient human interfaces left during the development of Win8 IMO. Things got slightly better with Win10 but It's been mainly downhill since then. The kind of UI fuckups and fundamental design flaws MS keep making would get any college CS student an F grade.

Thats just word salad. If you want to be taken seriously you might want to explain yourself.

Teleportation sounds cooler in the white paper.

Actual teleportation doesn't and will never exist outside of sci fi.

Looks like they modded you down so you got your answer. Yet more proof that Rust is more a cult now than a favoured dev language.

Thats an explanation, not an excuse. There should have been a limit check, end of. Probably written by some clueless kid just out of college because any semi competant dev would have put that check in.

"It did not guarantee that she could be resuscitated"

Once you die from cancer the secondaries have usually spread everywhere so until a seriously good cure for fatal cancers has been found then there's no point reviving her. Given his health I suspect he'll be long dead before that technology comes to pass.