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That's brilliant. Gave me the funny thought that GPT-3 could solve one problem we used to argue about back in the day. What's the right order for loading extens
by dunnevens 6y ago
That's brilliant. Gave me the funny thought that GPT-3 could solve one problem we used to argue about back in the day. What's the right order for loading extensions? I don't remember the details, but I do remember my old office would discuss it endlessly. The black magic and superstitions to keep the system going as long as possible before the inevitable crash. Maybe, 25+ years later, there could be a definitive answer.
- staticautomatic 6y agoSurely there’s a statistical approach to answering that question, isn’t there?
- krallja 6y agoI seem to remember a Cassidy & Greene program that would do all sorts of statistics to your extensions. I mainly used it to do a binary search to figure out which extension is causing the shareware app of the day to crash.
- mrpippy 6y agoConflict Catcher! By Jeff Robbin, who later wrote SoundJam MP, which was then bought by Apple and turned into iTunes, and he stayed at Apple for many years (may still be there even(
- GeekyBear 6y agoThey also had one of the best classic Mac arcade games of all time. Crystal Quest and it's sequel, Crystal Crazy https://www.macintoshrepository.org/5955-crystal-crazy https://www.macintoshrepository.org/5955-crystal-crazy
- efreak 6y agoThis was one of the only games I actually played in the Macs they had at elementary school (we spent most of our recess time on Napster...playing 12 different songs simultaneously in the same room, and nobody cared). I spent so long looking for this game, but I couldn't even figure it what to search for, because I didn't remember the title.
- dTal 6y agoA neural network is not so much a "definitive answer" as black magic and superstition - but digitized.