Russians Have Produced Their Own PC

which is slower than IPhone
http://slashdot.org/story/16/02/27/0352224/released-first-pc-based-on-russias-homegrown-baikal-processor

http://ai.neocities.org/P6AI_FAQ.html говорит по-пусски!

I thought there were already Russian produced chips that are variations of existing CPU ISA. Was I thinking about Chinese produced chips?

>>3
That is the first russian-chinese workstation PC. Like the older SGI workstations, which too ran MIPS.

I say good for them. Regardless of processor speed, fuck the NSA, GCHQ, and the Chinese untrustworthiness. Can't trust shit anymore.

>>2

пусски

http://ai.neocities.org/perlmind.txt

It is good that Russians will finally have computers.

>>2,7
Friendly advice for Mentishit: Page views don't mean shit.

>>2,7,9
I've got a good rate on Twitter followers if Mintyflexbox is interested though.

>>5
Russian companies are forced to buy these PCs, with retarded Linux. Try using Linux for a day you will sell your soul for OSX or Windows. Even friggin DOS is easier and more intuitive than Linux.

>>11
Spoken like a true high school dropout.

>>11
If I can do that, will you crossdress as Flandre for me?

Somebody made a fake Mentifex Twitter account a few years ago.

Meanwhile it is getting really hard to code the Russian AI in Perl, because the original Russian Душка (Dushka) AI is so advanced.

http://ai.neocities.org/P6AI_FAQ.html

>>14
I suggest making your own internal representation and have different frontends for each language transforming the said language into your representation. Then have the actual AI speaking into your representation.

>>15
Right now the http://ai.neocities.org/perlmind.txt AI detects whether the user is typing English or Russian into the keyboard. The only "frontend" is the MS-DOS window and the keyboard. While developing the Perl AI, today I have needed to run both the Perl "Ghost" program and the JavaScript Russian "Dushka" program -- inserting "alert" boxes into the JavasScript to help me see how the Dushka AI was able to recognize multiple forms of a single Russian verb.

I really should have endeavored to become a billionaire first, and then hired a bunch of programmers. Still, I like the idea of firing up the imagination of the Russian AI enthusiasts at the http://gotai.net/forum for AI discussion in Russian.

Dear >>11,

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>>11
Shalom, Cudder!