Why Larry and Sergey Should Win the Turing Award
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Re: Why Larry and Sergey Should Win the Turing Award
#2Author makes a good point. Hard to dispute that they made a massive difference in organizing the worlds knowledge.
>artificial intelligence about five even before Hinton/Bengio/LeCun when it actually started working.
That’s hilarious
Re: Why Larry and Sergey Should Win the Turing Award
#3Author makes a good point. Hard to dispute that they made a massive difference in organizing the worlds knowledge. >artificial intelligence about five even before Hinton/Bengio/LeCun when it actually started working. That’s hilarious
I couldn't resist the little jab about AI. :)
Saying this as a big fan of the old guard, McCarthy in particular.
Re: Why Larry and Sergey Should Win the Turing Award
#4Who else do you think should win?
Re: Why Larry and Sergey Should Win the Turing Award
#5Who else do you think should win?
As a distributed systems guy I'm partial to Nancy Lynch. But that's distributed systems, a field which has already had awards.
Search engines getting a couple of awards seemed like a no-brainer.
Re: Why Larry and Sergey Should Win the Turing Award
#6Who else do you think should win?
I think "The Pure Function Pipeline Data Flow v3.0 with Warehouse/Workshop Model" should win the "Turing Award".
1. Perfectly defeat other messy and complex software engineering methodologies in a simple and unified way.
2. Realize the unification of software and hardware on the logical model.
3. Achieve a leap in software production theory from the era of manual workshops to the era of standardized production in large industries.
4. The basics and the only way to `Software Design and Develop Automation (SDDA)`, SDDA is an innovative and revolutionary approach to develop large-scale software, just like `Electronic Design Automation (EDA)`.
https://github.com/linpengcheng/PurefunctionPipelineDataflow