Let me propose a slogan. "Georgetown: Step aside, peasant!"

Then if I explain my reasons for doubting it, someone will say quite fairly "but you haven't tried it". And I'll say that's true, because I don't want to pay for what won't work. And they'll say "how do you know it won't work" and I repeat what I said initially. This continues until we fall asleep.

Then I have to wonder if this has an impact on the discourse. Basically to try it out, you have to already think it's a good investment. I doubt it will be. I have some specific ideas I want to try, but they're not basic stuff like I see media figures asking it to do and I doubt it'll be much help.

Of course it was inevitable he'd go Heinlein sooner or later.

In all seriousness, you'd probably just require a minimum typing speed. But any such test would be easily defeated because natural intelligence has gotten so advanced that humans can now get bots to do the tests for them.

Concerning.

"without words, pictures, or content of any kind" modifies "to construct". This proof is constructed within, and thus not without, content. Without that contextual content, this proof could not be constructed. Therefore it's false.

Yet somehow, in 13 years is primary education, the skill of handling people is just not seen as a priority. We're all untrained explosives handlers, regularly dealing with the most dangerous explosive out there.

Think about it. How many people are killed by failing to properly handle people, as opposed to those killed by failing to properly handle explosives? The amount of misery created is far greater too.

Would be great if they could put that $1.4 billion into fixing JS performance in their mobile browser instead.

And before someone accuses me of hypocrisy, this is my lunch break.

I've had numerous experiences in the past few months where I've noticed that people are ridiculously disengaged in things they should be engaged in. I can't blame short form content for all of it, but man some of you all need to put the phone down.

And I know for certain that I've never done this with a multidimensional array. I'd be afraid my tech lead would just fire me on the spot.