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GedByrne
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Comment #24215613
Not necessarily. In this case the business seeks an alternative to workers such automation or simply going without.
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Comment #23800745
No need to imagine. That would just be Declarative Programming going mainstream? Its just that algorithms like the Prolog’s WAM or the reet used in rules are replaced with neural n…
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Comment #22439600
I want to read the follow up article where the challenge is to create a typesetted document. Bentleys criticism includes a single like Shell script invoking Latex.
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Comment #22439588
Take a look at the code. He makes use of both Gotos and global variables. See paragraphs 5 & 7. He would have been rejected as a job applicant immediately as soon as the paragraphs…
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Comment #19711146
Is the generator still being trained based on current comments? If so, how long will it be before it starts generating comments that include feeding the title init itself?
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Comment #19519582
This is a feature not a bug. If one of the words is slightly wrong, then you want it to be obvious. If the Kentucky emergency operator adds an extra s they will see that it can’t b…
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Comment #18105311
But they won’t find Musk when watching Iron Man or Avengers. To find him in film they have to watch the Greatest Showman.
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Comment #17907827
Is it possible that value can be generated without a financial transaction?
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Comment #17907804
The reason is explained in the front matter: “On one level, the data is simply a part of a mundane programming book. On another, each row represents immense suffering, lives lost, …
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Comment #17891197
Erik may know SQL but there’s an entire generation of developers who don’t. These developers find it easier to dip into shallow DSLs instead of learning the depths of SQL.
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Comment #17826196
I’d like to defend this guy. What he is doing is testing the trust mechanism. If he went to Google and said ‘I think the trust mechanism is broken’ Google would say: ‘We know, that…
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Comment #17440517
Exactly, the only video game Crash here in the UK was Newsfield’s magazine.
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Comment #17291983
I think he is making a mistake selling this as a book. These prices just don’t work for a book. He should be selling it as a knowledge community. Members get access to the resource…
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Comment #16410986
Alexa is still struggling to understand what Album I want to listen to from my rather limited music library. She won’t be replacing the Amazon website anytime soon.
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Comment #15650992
I think this is all about establishing a new distinctive look. The current one screams “1990” at anybody reading. Now they need something that is distinctly IBM while gently whispe…
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Comment #15237238
Does any of this undermine any of Cialdini's content in his 'Pre-suation' book?
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Comment #15181610
Somebody needs to publish: "Clickbait articles attract attention but reduce credibility"
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Comment #15181603
Agreed. The investigation was good but there are issues with the reporting.
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Comment #15166352
The experiment was not 'flat' vs 'not-flat'. It is weak-signifiers vs strong-signifiers. They have a hypothesis that states that users will be able to accomplish their task with le…
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Comment #14575160
Does genetic variation rise in response to selective pressure? It seems to me that this is a two stage process. 1. Variation is introduced at a fairly constant rate by mutation. 2.…
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Comment #14575076
Then why isn't the code being disallowed? Why is it being silently removed in the middle of the night through an optimization back door?
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Comment #14575074
So go use rust and leave C for those who think it should.
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Comment #14575061
The problem is that the language allows this code and the compiler accepts it. If the code really does make no sense, then why not disallow it or capture it with a compiler warning…
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Comment #14325820
It says the attack hit multiple sites simultaneously. A worker said that the ransomware came through on the computers around 2pm. This doesn't sound like a spread by phishing or at…
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Comment #14113465
'The thrust of these style guides falls back to a weird kind of masculine virility. The terms themselves—“passive” and “active”—rely heavily on received tropes of gendered norms, a…