The Do team is proud to announce the release of GNOME Do 0.4, our shiniest, smartest, and friendliest version yet.
Starting with the small changes, we’ve added an “Open plugins folder” menu item to Do’s main menu to make it even easier to install new plugins. Someday we’ll have superb plugin management via Mono.Addins, but until [...]
In an article entitled Computing Machinery and Intelligence, Alan Turing describes the Turing test, his famous criterion for machine intelligence: a computer can be considered a thinking machine if a human interlocutor, after asking the computer a series of questions, cannot tell whether he is conversing with a machine or with another human. After describing [...]
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