While the answer to your question is "no", there is still something you'll be able to do: to express yourself and to understand spoken language.
Like other people said here, understanding will probably still be limited, esp. in writing. But expressing even complex things becomes easier.
E.g. instead of saying "Do you have medication against migraine" at a pharmacy you could say "Do you have something for pain here" while pointing at your head.
This is what we call fluency, and starting at 800 words I would argue you have basic fluency in the language. And also regarding understanding spoken language – those words might be enough to express that you haven't understood something and ask people to simplify.
Words are not enough, though – pronunciation and grammar also play their part.
If you haven't yet, I'd recommend to check out the FIRE movement (Financial Independence, Retire Early). You probably need much less than 8-10 million to exist and pursue your interests indefinitely. I'd recommend the blog by Mr. Money Mustache as a good entry-point.
I can recommend paperless. I am running it locally in a Docker container and sync database/files with iCloud (so they are backed up). I've been thinking about putting them on the actual web to access them anywhere, but so far having paperless "just" on my computer was enough.
What worked really well for improving my self-control regarding porn was putting money in the game. Whenever you trip, I have to donate 100€ to an organization I don't like (in other words, hate). It should be really painful to donate this money.
I once tripped and it was extremely painful. Don't want to do this again.
Depending on how important this is to you, I'd increase/decrease the amount of money on the table.
It's very helpful to do this together with a friend, to keep each other accountable.
btw there is an unofficial leaderboard in the GitHub Readme [1]. I didn't think it was worth it to implement a proper one yet (I guess it would be quite easy to cheat there)
What do you mean with "it made me wait"? I added some wiggles to the button so it's easier to find, but you should be able to click the button immediately after you've completed the first.
Can you try clicking the button before it wiggles?
I think you're right. It's more about scanning the page and your "reflexes" than the actual speed of your clicking. I would say, though, that once you found the number you want to click on, the _accuracy_ of your clicking is important.
In a way, ChatGPT predicts that the content will shift towards AI content on Hacker News – and maybe some philosophy.
I think it is currently true that emotions, values, and opinions can't be fully captured by AI – but even this will change at some point. I don't see why it shouldn't be possible to at least give the appearance that it "feels".
Based on this answer, I am also curious where this leaves sites like Wikipedia. Will it still be necessary?
See e.g. [1] and [2] for more info and [3] for an implementation.
[1]: https://medium.com/google-design/google-photos-45b714dfbed1 [2]: https://blog.vjeux.com/2014/image/google-plus-layout-find-be... [3]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-photo-gallery