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Comment Re:not saying I want this but... (Score 1) 124

ironic, though, wouldn't it be great to submit your decent code to an AI reviewer ?
Which has the advantages of a meatbag to figure out all the context, write something that makes sense, then throw it over the wall to the reviewer who has all the speed and other advantages of AI. Doesn't sound horrible. Seems better than what we have, which is the opposite. The big dummy in the room writes the code then the big brains in the room review it. Ugh. We all know what kernaghan said, about it being twice as hard to debug ... :-)

Comment Re:Oh, the hubris (Score 1) 72

this is just me extemporizing, but part of the issue is that consciousness is like your cpu and registers, we work similarly, where your attention, your focus, is what you are thinking at the current moment... you load the latest sensory and thinking information into your registers, and deal with it. You can't deal with more than one thing, or possibly a few things, at one time. It's a processing bottleneck. Many greater minds have suggested that intelligence needs many things, like a body to experience the world, and other things that we have.. like forgetting.. suggesting that Artificial intelligence would likely evolve into bodies like us... I think Kurzweil said that. He more or less said that we will model AI on US, because it's the best model we have. But others suggest it's an unavoidable path forward for AI. Just shootin the breeze here..

Comment Re: How many people actually care? (Score 1) 39

I have oled on a laptop and its by far the best screen I have. I'd definitely want it in a larger size ... saw a 28 inch oled monitor at the local shop... mmm mmm

I haven't seen the new hisense monitor ... but if you can *really* see the difference, I can see the motivation to purchase .

Comment Oh, the hubris (Score 1) 72

You have to forget things.. it's matter of priorities, all things cannot vie for your attention at the same time. Not many people want to have total recall, it causes psychological problems. Like the promise of extended lifespans, a lot of people will admit the are bored and won't know how to use infinite time. They'll kill themselves . See Time Enough for Love, Robert Heinlein

Comment Re: everything has been bloated for a while (Score 1) 114

Bump.
Just discovered Alpine for use as a virtual machine at my proxmox datacenter... got jabber, iptables, wireguard, bash, installed in no time. Total install, os + application + DNS utils < 300 MB. Wickedly fast ... and I love how slim she looks .... no bloat, all the familiar tools ... I love it

Looks like it will run xfce too for desktop use.. could be the new devuan.

Comment We are gathered here to today .. (Score 1) 49

To venerate the givers of our digital sustenance .. to count the pantheon of the blessed ... like the ArchAngels of technology who surrounded the most holy Steve, and the wretched who jailbreak the sacred trust of those who know best ...

Accidentally published on Easter Sunday? I think not.

You may rise now and bring the good tidings to the vast unwashed Androids.

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