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Is there a software library being maintained anywhere? If not, does anyone have anything they've written for themselves that they wouldn't mind sharing? I've already found "Spunes."

Thanks.

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[tadashiwashere]

I haven't heard about a software library, but I have a program I wrote on a chip with me. Can I ask the reason you're looking for software?

[navigational]

Can the machines here run it?

Code reuse. Plus someone might be hoarding games.

[tadashiwashere]

No hoarded games here, sorry.

[That might be something to ask his brother about.]

I'm not willing to test it on any of the machines here yet. I can't risk corrupting the data. But if you need any coding done, I can see what I can do to help.

[navigational]

It's nothing specific right now. I'd prefer not to waste time reinventing basic algorithms if something with a tight deadline comes up, that's all.

What sort of program is it?

[tadashiwashere]

It's the base program for a healthcare assistant. I have something like ten thousand medical procedures programmed in with algorithms for assessing and treating any causes of distress in a patient.

[navigational]

Is that the AI you posted about before?

[tadashiwashere]

Yeah, my robotics project from school -- Baymax. When I got here, the chip with his programming was waiting for me in my locker.

[navigational]

Missing the body?

[tadashiwashere]

Unfortunately, yeah. It's going to take me another two months or so at this rate, but I think I can machine most of what I need to make a new body.

[navigational]

We had lot of trouble with AI where I'm from.

[tadashiwashere]

I've heard that from a few people. We have a lot of sci fi stuff about AI gone wrong where I'm from, but as far as I know, we haven't developed any problems with AI beyond normal coding errors or lack of tech keeping the AI from doing everything we hoped.