Anything you can do in WebAssembly, you can do in JavaScript
And roughly everything you can do in assembly you can do in C. But C does some extra work, checks or registry backups you might not need, and thus asm will be faster. Webasm is of course not as “free” as asm, but Javascript does even more checks and other side work compared to C, making it slower.
the real culprit here is the CPU. Let's not stop all progress (and webasm is progress) due to other components bugs. Of course mitigation has to be implemented (by the browser), but please let webasm follow its improvement path.
Soccer for instance
- human referee for a long time (had no other choice)
- human referee (video reluctance) (1990~2015)
- human referee with video help (2016~)
- human referee with video help (AI reluctance) (2020~)
- human referee with AI help (2024~)
- AI referee (no other choice, way better than human) (2028~)
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Anything you can do in WebAssembly, you can do in JavaScript
And roughly everything you can do in assembly you can do in C. But C does some extra work, checks or registry backups you might not need, and thus asm will be faster. Webasm is of course not as “free” as asm, but Javascript does even more checks and other side work compared to C, making it slower.
the real culprit here is the CPU. Let's not stop all progress (and webasm is progress) due to other components bugs. Of course mitigation has to be implemented (by the browser), but please let webasm follow its improvement path.
systemd is written in Javascript, actually
patch the patch already!
Yes, because when AI gets to that level, humans will have disappeared. Robots referees will referee robots players.
No
Will come a time when AI is way better than humans at almost anything. Get used to it.
Soccer for instance
- human referee for a long time (had no other choice)
- human referee (video reluctance) (1990~2015)
- human referee with video help (2016~)
- human referee with video help (AI reluctance) (2020~)
- human referee with AI help (2024~)
- AI referee (no other choice, way better than human) (2028~)
I'm pretty sure it was Europe.
The Turing test is failing on slashdot and they celebrate his birthday anyhow.
I'm sure he's very glad of that six feet under.
The Final Countdown had F-14s having dog fights with Japanese
Wasn't that Europe instead?
if ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we'd all have a Merry Christmas ; if ifs and ands were pots and pans, there’d be no work for tinker’s hands
Depends who has that "modern technology".
No but he also made a time travel machine.
Wow! 4 billion tons of sea water... looks like we're on Venus!
For some reasons U concentration is much higher in the ocean around Japan.
No, but it runs Windows 10 64 bits
Maybe easier is to spot images where PS users kept exif or other information telling that it was PSed (personally I use Gimp)
1. send a pic of the problem to your elder brother at home
2. play tetris
3. write down the solution that your brother has completed
Why does Algeria have so much more trouble dealing with cheating than America? Can Algeria learn anything from the American model?
You're implying US students don't cheat, or cheat much less than Algerian students. Which is likely wrong.
Between wire-wrap all schools in the country and a mere button to push, the government chose.
Pythagoras sued them all later on.
Strong earthquake detected in Japan, one day before Japan plays their first worldcup match.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
soccer is almost as boring as hockey to watch on television
10 times less boring than baseball!
Linux? iOS? Android? Solaris? BSD? give us a clue...