Not OP, but I ate sooo much Kellogg's and General Mill's sugary products in high school for breakfast (pop tarts, eggo waffles, all the disgusting cereals you can name...), but I took Centrum daily and played a ton of basketball after school. Almost 1 can of coke a day after school. No heath problems as an adult.
But of course, genetics come into play as well, no overweight parents or relatives.
How long has it been around, how quickly does it ship updates after its upstream, how large is the project? In short, how reliable is it and how well is it going to be supported in the future? I don't want to end up on a browser that lags security updates because their patches are so painful to keep rebasing or because there's only one guy who knows how to do it and he's offline this week.
What's the point of meetings once everyone has a neutralink implant? Instead of discussing and debating things, we would just stream our thoughts to each other and those would be compiled and analyzed within milliseconds with our embedded LLMs and everyone would agree with the best way forward.
This is a direct path towards the "Humans were the AGI all along" ending.
Kinda a twist on the normal AI alignment concern - what if instead of merely being misaligned with us, AI decides to realign us to it?
Or, in other words.. Lower your shields and surrender your ships. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile.
And just like that, we're back to the old days of Macromedia Flash where you have to write your own context menu and specify which texts are selectable.
Yeah, I knew I was in for some onoz when I saw "compiled to WebAssembly and rendered with WebGL". In their defense, it's stunning that any text operations work at all
Also, "There is no DOM, HTML, JS or CSS" is some uh-huh given the considerable amount of silliness involved in view-source:https://www.egui.rs/
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