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Microsoft’s Bing Chat AI has been off to a rocky start, but it seems Microsoft may have known about the issues well before its public debut. It's not like that's stopped them from shipping Windows in the past
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< - insert something snarky about 'bugs' and 'features' - >
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Towards the end of last year, the company indicated that it had big plans in store for Windows 11 in 2023. If you have a moment
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Missing two letters? 've'? As in 'movement'? More precisely a bowel movement?
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So will they bring back the full feature set of the Windows 10 task bar and start menu?
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Nah. Things that complicated go into the ten-year plan.
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High-quality code is efficient and reliable, runs well without bugs, and meets the user’s needs. Assuming quality matters for you
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I wonder... why is there no "Article Quality metrics: How to evaluate and improve your text" ?
M.D.V. 
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Thanks for the link, it might be handy at one point.
I actually was more trying to be ironic about the "reporters" of such kind of topics and the quality of their articles... was I so bad with the sarcasm? 
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I choose helpfulness, in addition to sarcasm! That's just who I am! 
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WTFs/m is a standard unit of measure
covers both readability, extendibility, documentation quality, and the "you programmed it"
WTFs/m – OSnews
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The company's researchers use ChatGPT to write computer code that can control a robot arm and an aerial drone. Sure, put an emotionally unstable "AI" in charge of robots. What's the worst that could happen?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: What's the worst that could happen?
Don't worry, we are safe... that only happens in films   
Disclaimer: That's a real answer I got from someone a while ago when speaking about the topic
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As a software developer, we’ve all faced the frustration of having to leave our IDE to search for documentation, code examples, Stack Overflow, blog posts or simply trying to remember how to use a certain API. You can't plagiarize if you don't understand the code (oh, wait...)
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Microsoft's new Bing leverages real-time information and OpenAI's next-gen GPT model to generate responses. The conjunction of those elements is the key to Microsoft's proprietary tech called Prometheus. Try it, before they chain it to a rock
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The quantum energy teleportation protocol was proposed in 2008 and largely ignored. Now two independent experiments have shown that it works. Unfortunately, you're going to need a new cable
And that's just to understand what they did.
"It is important to realize that in physics today, we have no knowledge what energy is."
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Quote: Physicists use quantum mechanics to pull energy out of nothing
Scotty beam me up.
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They've only done it across microscopic distances. a Star Trek-style transporter is a long way off. 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Daniel Pfeffer wrote: Star Trek-style transporter is a long way off.
One small step at a time. 
Kevin
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Star Gate's Zero Point Energy modules used by the Ancients to power just about everything.
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Microsoft has published a roadmap for Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF), identifying three big modernization issues, but the extent of the company’s commitment to it is undermined by a comment that “We do not believe we will be able to deliver all 3 items.” You can choose to fix the W, the P, or the F
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The new iteration of: "You have cheap, fast and good... choose two"
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I don't use WPF but 1 and 3 sound like they give the best ROI.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: You can choose to fix the W, the P, or the F
I'm betting they choose the P, and "fix" it by replacing it with a T.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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