Cerus

I find it oddly satisfying that vacuum cleaner modding is a thing.

The longer I watch this thing unfold, the more I find myself comparing Epic with Microsoft at varying points of their history.

Somewhat friendly to developers.

Middling-poor treatment for customers.

Unscrupulous evil bastards towards their competition.

I can't wait to see this. So many plans...

I'm hopeful that it'll be easy to share programs, so that people who don't have an interest in programming can benefit from the people who do.

It's a great hook for customers without an existing library, easily the best and most ethical strategy they've employed so far.

I get what you're saying, but that answer seems to make the assumption that consciousness is like a little homunculus living in our brain, rather than something that arises from a network of parts.

I'm wondering how many of those parts are required to maintain consciousness, and whether or not we can swap those parts out on the fly and keep the system feeling more or less intact as we do so.