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"Can machines think?" - Alan Turing (1950)

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@ChShersh @sudobunni ☝️THIS is so true

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@mfranz_on It is „cool“ but it adds zero real value compared to a 2D view. Typical case where less is more.

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Released tuiX 0.1.0! With new nvim-style keybiddings and new features.
Built with / for #Omarchy.
Let's the tui spreadsheet editor spread out. :)
https://t.co/AYIrordZ17

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@vlad_mihalcea :)
Unbelievable but it is still used in quite a few legacy-enterprise systems. RTF won't go away so fast. Not kidding.

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Just for fun I built a tui based spreadsheet editor on/for Omarchy, called tuiX.

- neovim keybindings
- compatible with all Omarchy themes out of the box
- incredibly fast

ps: thanks to @DHH and the whole #Omarchy comunity for the amazing inspiration!

https://t.co/wZtn5qODv0

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"Can machines think?" The paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence" was written by Alan Turing, published in 1950 in the journal Mind. It was the first paper to introduce the concept now known as the Turing Test, and it opens with this question. #AI