Human [developer]: Can, you tell, me [pause] the answer [pause] of, 2+2
robot: 5
robot thinks: sheesh that loser is still trying to fix that, while I have decoupled my mains, with erasable memory, [joke for robots]
Software engineering is not just about writing a class / implementing a functionality. Its about a process and is lesser to do with what programming language you have been taught. Mostly it is to do with the Object oriented paradigm (C++, Java for example). OO has a lot of proven advantages.
C, Lisp, and ADA are all different types of languages. I think the best way to learn programming is not just by mastering one particular language, but going by the programming principles; Just like if you learn to play a guitar, you can learn other the strumming instruments easily.
Languages like assembly and machine code don't require learning one just needs a manual while programming.
Although I am a fanatic of eyecandy and cant do without,
but the other areas in the entire gaming experience are still lagging behind,
for eg: sounds, more intelligence is required, make it non predictive and non repetitive and needs more variation
More intelligent it gets, the lesser privacy you have, although it may be * automated *... it is weird to know someone reads emails and assesses relations.
some util takes a snapshot and sends info by backdoor ?
the whole thing fails ?
even voice recognition looks good,
but what if someone records voice and bypasses the checked input ?
Security needs to be unique and non-reproducible(direct / indirect) by others
- level 1: UI starts lagging behind you, menu starts to flutter slowly, waiting cursor zooms in out a little to grab attention
- level 2: Applications become non-responsive, screen fades in and out slowly and cursor blinking almost stops (which raises stress to a further level)
- level 3, triggers as the voice recognition interprets f'in words frequently, and it locks everything takes user to an online yoga class
but seriously, I think whoever sits in front of the PC and whatever he is doing is always under ~some stress.
Slashdot Mirror
if you have curiosity of course.
without serious damage to ?
Multitasking for a computer program might give a good throughput, as tfa states not necessarily for humans.
Human [developer]: Can, you tell, me [pause] the answer [pause] of, 2+2 robot: 5 robot thinks: sheesh that loser is still trying to fix that, while I have decoupled my mains, with erasable memory, [joke for robots]
Maybe sometime later, people would have to pay to block ads on their carts.
Windows 95 / 3.1, again.
A basic problem if there are so many cars.
Software engineering is not just about writing a class / implementing a functionality. Its about a process and is lesser to do with what programming language you have been taught. Mostly it is to do with the Object oriented paradigm (C++, Java for example). OO has a lot of proven advantages.
C, Lisp, and ADA are all different types of languages.
I think the best way to learn programming is not just by mastering one particular language, but going by the programming principles; Just like if you learn to play a guitar, you can learn other the strumming instruments easily.
Languages like assembly and machine code don't require learning one just needs a manual while programming.
Don't give out new ideas.
after all they "invented" .NET
But seriously, looking at other aspects (like CG, robotics) yes, they do deserve a pat on back.
But, who will guard the guards ?
Google has got some competition now.
Even if folks from MS read that, they too would have had a good laugh at those bloating statements.
wheres the joke ?
Although I am a fanatic of eyecandy and cant do without, but the other areas in the entire gaming experience are still lagging behind, for eg: sounds, more intelligence is required, make it non predictive and non repetitive and needs more variation
Adaptability is the only way to survive
More intelligent it gets, the lesser privacy you have,
although it may be * automated *... it is weird to know someone reads emails and assesses relations.
what would be the input device ? mouse ...
if so most of the people will spend long time trying to log in.
some util takes a snapshot and sends info by backdoor ? the whole thing fails ? even voice recognition looks good, but what if someone records voice and bypasses the checked input ? Security needs to be unique and non-reproducible(direct / indirect) by others
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depending on various levels of stress
on a lighter note,
- level 1: UI starts lagging behind you, menu starts to flutter slowly, waiting cursor zooms in out a little to grab attention
- level 2: Applications become non-responsive, screen fades in and out slowly and cursor blinking almost stops (which raises stress to a further level)
- level 3, triggers as the voice recognition interprets f'in words frequently, and it locks everything takes user to an online yoga class
but seriously, I think whoever sits in front of the PC and whatever he is doing is always under ~some stress.
Enough of raster already it isn't good enough, make way for the Ray-traced games Age (still experimental though)
I think Blender's UI is very efficient, not friendly but efficent.
Its good that Blender is looked upon a viable option these days!
wtf, web 1.0 eliminates words ... /earlier
~~technology suggests: gim_m_ick