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Don't generalize, I've never used it and never seen any reason to use it.
by consp 4y ago
Don't generalize, I've never used it and never seen any reason to use it.
- seattle_spring 4y agoMy grandma has never used the internet and sees no reason to use it. It would benefit her immensely to use it.
- tinideiznaimnou 4y ago[dead]
- coldpie 4y agoYou should give it a shot, keep an open mind. Yes, it will get things wrong and yes, it will disappoint you. But every conversation I've had with it holds some surprises for me. It's a tool you'll need to learn to use before it actually becomes useful, but give it a couple minutes a few times a week and you'll start to see the diamonds in the rough.
- cleanchit 4y agoDamn, they released the hypno drones already?
- coldpie 4y agoSorry, I don't get the reference(?).
- gnulinux 4y agoIt's a reference to the incremental game "Universal Paperclip". This is when something like "AI singularity" is reached in the game.
- jermaustin1 4y agoThanks, now my day is going to be wasted.
- egeozcan 4y agoIf you ever write code that starts with #include <windows.h> then it is a must have.
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- dpkirchner 4y agoGeneralizing is perfectly ok. Having to wrap statements with terms like "almost all" or "most" adds unnecessary noise, outside of academia.
- JohnFen 4y agoI've used it out of curiosity, but have no real use case for it.