Why’s that? Never used apple devices myself, but I’m under the assumption that redesign is generally favored

Some are quite good tho

I’m here still using jQuery and php+sockets for nearly all my needs. Only once in my life I actually needed node

Might and Magic 6-8. Thought it’s the best game ever during my childhood. Turns out it was pretty bad. Still like it (nostalgy)

All of it. Failed to load any content from reddit.

Likely related to this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/1j2sgxw/please_ensure_your_useragents_are_unique_and/

https://i.imgur.com/b2WLC2O.png

This method stopped working for me 2 months ago. Something to do with headers (browser-agent), but didn’t bother fixing

What makes you think this was LLM? From reading the article, it sounds like something else.

But humans not trained (made) for chess would make stupid mistakes too

Overheating silicon

And sharing things with your family

xnxx

I haven’t played it myself, but reddit told me it’s actually anti-soviet as it portrays the dangers of that system or authoritarism. Think of it like 1984. Any truth to that?

Yes, but most of those games don’t have steam workshop.

What confuses me is that we seemingly keep pushing away what counts as reasoning. Not too long ago, some smart alghoritms or a bunch of instructions for software (if/then) was officially, by definition, software/computer reasoning. Logically, CPUs do it all the time. Suddenly, when AI is doing that with pattern recognition, memory and even more advanced alghoritms, it’s no longer reasoning? I feel like at this point a more relevant question is “What exactly is reasoning?”. Before you answer, understand that most humans seemingly live by pattern recognition, not reasoning.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reasoning_system

Didn’t they recently greenlight adblocker advertising?

I sometimes wonder what will happen when EAC, that has root access to millions of PCs, gets compromised or has grunty employee and pushes malicious update

Imagine doing math with strings and then blaming the language not yourself

I think I’ve heard of it before

It’s been a day, my horse is getting impatient