A list?
Who are these scientists fleeing for their lives... or grant money? Is there a list?
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To me the Chess and Go AI that could beat the elite showed what AI could do... if you had a very small (limited) knowledge base to learn from and used the feedback of human experts to train it. But that's not what the pimped version of AI is. It appears more and more to present as the result of around a million psychopaths googling
I think they have the legal obligation to provide the CE source upon request, at the point of last release. Noting here, that the prices they are asking for their commercial edition is pretty much cost prohibitive for small to medium size businesses. I am just bloody lucky I kept a copy of the CE installers around.
Private businesses apparently cannot discriminate against people, or so the courts ruled regarding the bakers. So, why do social media private companies have the right to remove commentary that they do not like?
They dropped the “Covid came from the Chinese Lab” commentaries like they were hot. Now, they are all plausible and must be investigated.
Basically, social media needs to bake the cake that their users want to bake.
I still have zero idea why these huge JavaScript and CSS black boxes even exist.
My two ideas are… raising the suicide rate, and that they must be a way of Hoovering loot out of companies while pretending they are are lean, efficient and absolutely necessary code. No proof or justification needed other than declaring it so. Oddly similar to the current “progressive” narrative where they are right and must be obeyed even if it means declaring gravity doesn’t exist, or that it’s inherently racist, because slaves… Newton.
Understand the problem domain. Understand the problem. Produce a design. Come up with a build plan, with tests and checks etc.
Nah, duck it, let’s code something, anything and see what happens. That’s agile.
Side note. The “agile crew” at work have burnt two months and produced nothing, while the designers are now looking at a successful product launch and follow on systems.
You cannot write decent code if you do not understand the context. As in, the business, the workflow, what the code should actually do.
How many coders (or anyone involved with coding) ever have that type of knowledge?
Bugger all is the answer. So, this naturally leads to the result that all you get is an “Agile” serving of bad spaghetti.