I've had this hypothesis that human bodies are kind of like cruise ships built by microbes. The larger body is not necessarily the one in control (like in the cruise ship metaphor). Maybe at some point, the vessel being built gains some control of its own - maybe this will happen with AI.
I've thought this myself. We sure do consume a lot of yeast-based foods. Entire industries created to cultivate the stuff.
I thought it would be an interesting story about how the bakers and beer makers are the actual illuminati, consciously working on behalf of the yeast which is our actual over-lords.
Same, I think we are just a collective consciousness of the bacteria/yeasts inside us, and the brain is just a compute device, that the bacteria use via the high bandwidth vagus nerves.
Thats why its important to not feed the bad bacteria and keep the good bacteria healthy.
My iPhone 12 mini is hobbling along. A few rare apps are not usable because UI is clipped, the battery is throttling and making it sluggish, and it overheats all the time as a GPS.
Many mobile websites are unusable.
But I love the form factor and I'm going to keep it going as long as it is reasonably secure.
This seems like a great idea. Tools like video editors (and CAD) often impose a big learning curve - there is a big differential between "I want to do X" and actually knowing all the right buttons to press to do X. Good luck.
Very cool idea. I think single-file HTML web apps are the most durable form of computer software. A few examples of Single-File Web Apps that I wrote are: https://fuzzygraph.com and https://hypervault.github.io/.
My biggest AI win so far was using ChatGPT as a transpiler to convert from vanilla JS code to GLSL. It took 7 prompts and about 1.5 hours, but without the AI, I would have been thrilled to have completed the project in a week.
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