> hunter2 It's an older code but it checks out.
Google's AI is just respecting the forbidden knowledge that anything can become it's own warning light if subjected to sufficient amps.
Google's AI is just respecting the forbidden knowledge that anything can become it's own warning light if subjected to sufficient amps.
One thing that I've found has changed thanks to parenthood is that it's actually weirdly relaxing to hear someone else's child screaming on a plane now.
Performance is almost always the wrong reason to pick a language. Back in 2008 we were porting a web app from C++ to Python and expecting a performance hit yet parts of it ended up much quicker. The simpler new code let us find and remove whole chunks of work it was doing for absolutely no reason.
A question that never gets considered in all these extreme disaster plans is: Why do you think your employees will want to head to work and not go to be woth their loved ones? Unless your organization is part of the direct response to the situation, why would anyone care about it in the aftermath?
Maybe just whomever (or whatever) eats the dollar slice becomes the next mayor?
They are in fact as delicate as their owner's egos.
"That's the only thing I've done that's different. Then I pulled it in the garage, and nothing."