The programmer let it happen, not the language. The point is that NULL pointer problems are not significant issues. The difficulty with programming is logic errors. The fact that you think that things like NULL pointers are significant makes you a bad programmer.
This is a good idea. I donated. If you don't have Open Source, you have no idea what your systems are doing. If the Intel debacle has taught us anything, it has taught us closed hardware is bad too.
Social media and crap like "Noize TV" have made it much much worse. I assume Noize TVs money is coming from venture capitalists. No one sane would spend money on such a venture.
So there is a glut of cheap labor but it is hard to get folks to work in a NOC? Makes sense to me. No one wants to work in a NOC because the job itself sucks.
It is hard to find good AI people, because AI does not exist. All you have are algorithms and clever parlor tricks. The hardest people to find are people who will work in Silicon Valley for $50,000.
Exactly. +1 Insightful. Crashing, null pointers are easy to find and fix. The fact that you still have dangling references and reference NULL pointers just shows you aren't a very experienced programmer. You can avoid all that in C++ as well by using smart pointers. The issue with programming is not NULL pointers and crashing.
The sound created by warmth of a CD is much superior to the digital streaming formats. Try listening to Gaga's latest on CD vs on iTunes and you will know what I mean.
I was actually wondering today who the hell still banks with Wells Fargo in 2018? They are the 3rd largest bank in the US. There must be tons of people and businesses that still work with them. I don't get it.
"Network engineers. I've personally automated away over 200,000 hours of network engineer hours last year (no exaggeration, signed contracts were cancelled and the workers were replaced with software I wrote in a few hundred hours)."
Total BS. I am familiar with this field. What software did you write "in a few hundred hours" that automated and replaced network engineers.
Totally agree. Those self checkout machines are AI. They can also be programmed to play Go and Chess too. Soon they will program them to be doctors. And then truck drivers. It truly is a scary situation.
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Who cares about "average users"? If they can't be bothered to learn about it, then that is their problem.
Don't even bother. Rust zealots can't be reasoned with. Let them have their corporate controlled languages.
If you are derefencing a null pointer there is an error in your program. It is a symptom, not the cause the problem. You are a poor programmer.
The programmer let it happen, not the language. The point is that NULL pointer problems are not significant issues. The difficulty with programming is logic errors. The fact that you think that things like NULL pointers are significant makes you a bad programmer.
This is a good idea. I donated. If you don't have Open Source, you have no idea what your systems are doing. If the Intel debacle has taught us anything, it has taught us closed hardware is bad too.
Awww, a poor AI and space nutter who is upset because his Star Trek dreams won't come true! Sorry snowflake!
Neural networks are nothing like the human brain. More "AI" BS.
Good idea. You could call this attachment a "smartphone" or a "laptop". It could have a bunch of other software that could run on it too. Genius!
Exactly. This is why camera makers haven't bothered.
This is an excellent idea. Apps cannot be written to spoof output. Nothing could possibly go wrong.
Social media and crap like "Noize TV" have made it much much worse. I assume Noize TVs money is coming from venture capitalists. No one sane would spend money on such a venture.
So there is a glut of cheap labor but it is hard to get folks to work in a NOC? Makes sense to me. No one wants to work in a NOC because the job itself sucks.
It is hard to find good AI people, because AI does not exist. All you have are algorithms and clever parlor tricks. The hardest people to find are people who will work in Silicon Valley for $50,000.
Yeah, "Batman Returns" was a great monie.
Exactly. +1 Insightful. Crashing, null pointers are easy to find and fix. The fact that you still have dangling references and reference NULL pointers just shows you aren't a very experienced programmer. You can avoid all that in C++ as well by using smart pointers. The issue with programming is not NULL pointers and crashing.
The sound created by warmth of a CD is much superior to the digital streaming formats. Try listening to Gaga's latest on CD vs on iTunes and you will know what I mean.
I was actually wondering today who the hell still banks with Wells Fargo in 2018? They are the 3rd largest bank in the US. There must be tons of people and businesses that still work with them. I don't get it.
I live in Seattle and we only have dial up Internet. We aren't allowed to have AC. Republicans don't allow it.
Surely the super duper AI in Alexa can tell if the command is from a TV, or from someone in the room? Even a two year old can do that!!!
I would try to Google who Brandi Love is, but I am at work.
We need some consequences for people on Slashdot who misbehave. This place is full of troll.s
"The latest Go incarnation started with the rules"
It is amazing how you can program a computer with a set of rules and it will follow them. Welcome to the Future!
I'm glad you have been watching the IBM commercials. Turn off the TV and join us in reality.
"Network engineers. I've personally automated away over 200,000 hours of network engineer hours last year (no exaggeration, signed contracts were cancelled and the workers were replaced with software I wrote in a few hundred hours)."
Total BS. I am familiar with this field. What software did you write "in a few hundred hours" that automated and replaced network engineers.
Totally agree. Those self checkout machines are AI. They can also be programmed to play Go and Chess too. Soon they will program them to be doctors. And then truck drivers. It truly is a scary situation.