Can I give two projects 50 years each?
this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2023
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That would be very unpredictable but also fun
Then I'll go Google bard and chat gpt3. Having both of those being massively advanced could have some really interesting consequences.
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10 years of development is insane, and I feel like some projects will be limited by the hardware and other software that isn't being updated. You'd have to spread out the 10 amongst projects that can help each other.
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