Actual self-driving vehicles, sure. Just not whatever the fuck Tesla is doing.

Prolog is even better suited for such applications.

Title gore. Use some damn commas! (Not your fault, OP.)

WSL is just a way to actually get some shit done when there’s a terrible business reason for requiring a native Windows install.

My Microsoft Surface became vastly more useable once I installed Linux on it.

I highly recommend learning the language. You learn to think about problems from an entirely different perspective, effectively working backwards from the solution, and once you wrap your head around it, it becomes the clear choice for certain applications such as expert systems.

If that’s the case, where’s Jack Nicholson?

I’m glad they’re exploring more in that universe, but I’m really hoping for another first-person narrative.

Reloading the page results in me being asked to vote on the same questions again.

Hehe app butt

Pretty sad that the current state would be considered “good”

Joke’s on you, LLMs already give us bad information

Now you are also arguing for walled gardens.

Now try explaining sideloading to grandma

One of the guys who taught me Prolog wrote the book: https://www.inf.fu-berlin.de/lehre/SS09/KI/folien/merritt.pdf

Are you arguing for the walled gardens now?

It’s a far cry from a big, red button on the front that says “press to install apps.” Navigating a settings menu is seriously advanced for the majority of users.

Requiring the user to jump through hoops is restrictive. Remember, the vast majority of people are not nearly as technically skilled as we.

It sure made sense forty years ago. And I’d bet that the examples in that book are more AI than today’s LLMs.

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When I try that, I just get confidently incorrect answers.