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So interesting that this is still a question after many years: I remember looking into this a long time ago and there were no clear answers then. I'd have thou

by dmje 5y ago

So interesting that this is still a question after many years: I remember looking into this a long time ago and there were no clear answers then. I'd have thought (knowing nothing) that AI should be really good at tweeting between a start and end point of anything, diagrams included, but is there a good CS reason why this isn't the case?

amelius 5y ago
> So interesting that this is still a question after many years Like sending large files over email. Perhaps we should make a list of these damned problems, and call it "unsolved problems in Computer Science". Then have a $1M prize for the first to solve them.
- pbhjpbhj 5y ago
  Opera Unite put a web server into everyone's browser so that you had your own Facebook-style wall (the fridge door) served from your own computer, and file sharing was simple because it was peer-to-peer -- you just PM the private link and the person downloads it direct from your computer. I loved the concept and thought it was going to revolutionise the web; add cloud-caching and it would look pretty sweet IMO.