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Checkout yFiles and WebGPU (I am more fun discussing AI than SWI )

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Hi,

 > I really must vomit.

Wait till they notice how WebGPU gives a
new twist into GraphViz. Check out yFiles.

"The yFiles for HTML library (by yWorks) provides
advanced graph rendering and layout capabilities.
While its primary and officially supported

high-performance renderer uses WebGL2, the
yWorks team has actively prototyped and
experimented with WebGPU during their

internal "project days" to explore future
rendering pipelines. For production environments
requiring massive datasets (100,000+ nodes and

edges), yFiles utilizes WebGL2 to achieve
smooth 60 FPS performance and
interactive capabilities"
https://www.yworks.com/blog/year-in-review-2023

Bye

 > Hi,
 >
 > I am definitively more fun discussing AI
 > than SWI-Prolog. I discuss AI already for
 > 30 years,  but when I read nonsens like here:
 >
 > a) Pretend to be sick:
 > =======================
 >     "I was diagnosed with rectal cancer
 >     in August last year. End of April I had
 >     the main surgical intervention."
 >
 >     Archimedes Plutonium tried the
 >     same 10 years ago, wrote something
 >     like that, still he is posting in
 >
 >     his own google group. So chances
 >     are not zero that the statement
 >     is fake news.
 >
 > b) Ethical pretense
 > =====================
 >     "I quickly switched to Anthropic’s Claude
 >     Code, mostly because they seem to be most
 >     aware of the ethical implications of AI
 >
 >     and are considered state-of-the-art."
 >     More fake news from a marketing brochure,
 >     it is really sad.
 >
 > c) XPCE roadmap
 > ===================================
 >     "I learned programming by doing small
 >     tasks in the then young XPCE GUI library
 >     developed by Anjo Anjewierden."
 >
 >     Ok, now we know the other plagiarism
 >     inside SWI, and it matches the title
 >     of the thread, "i.e. direction of Prolog"?
 >
 >     If we understand Prolog as SWI-Prolog which
 >     sees itself as half XPCE and half SWI-WAM.
 >     But what does it have to do with AI?
 >
 > d) Giving up Prolog being intelligent
 > =======================================
 >     "With modern graphics, XPCE can again play a
 >     role in providing interactive GUI applications
 >     as the AI is quite capable of doing so."
 >
 >     So SWI now positions it as an AI backend,
 >     for AI generated code? Even occured to
 >     any of the morons that a static generated
 >
 >     dumb GUI application, is probably not the
 >     future if we have AI?
 >
 > Etc.. etc..
 >
 > 
https://swi-prolog.discourse.group/t/personal-notes-on-health-ai-and-the-direction-of-swi-prolog/9701
 >
 > I really must vomit.
 >
 > Bye

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