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Wow, this is a disturbingly naive article. Who writes and maintains MUSE? How do you express to it what you want done? Who writes the code that feeds into it?
by skywhopper 12y ago
Wow, this is a disturbingly naive article. Who writes and maintains MUSE? How do you express to it what you want done? Who writes the code that feeds into it?
As for computers that behave like human brains, who writes that code? On what planet is teaching a human a task more efficient than writing computer code? How is it an advance in any sense to turn computers into human brains? We have already have billions of human brains in the world and they cost nothing to produce. Let's not waste our time trying to build electronic versions of them.
- ForHackernews 12y ago> Of course, someone has to write the raw code, just as some farmer has to grow the wheat that winds up in the box of rigatoni at Safeway. But, as happened with farmers, far fewer coders will be needed as existing code gets repurposed. Theoretically, just one person on the planet will have to write the raw code that makes a computer perform a certain task. Just that one person. Sure.
- jnbiche 12y ago>Who writes the code that feeds into it? Yeah, they "addressed" that issue in the article -- the code will come from tagging the world's open source projects. Once it's all tagged, it should work together, right? I mean, it's all just code, right?
- rakoo 12y agoMore importantly, who will have access to MUSE ?