You can understand things in principle, implement them once and still use AI afterwards. That’s basically how uni will work from now (at best). I don’t mourn programming on its own tbh, because in the field you rarely do exiting stuff. And the exiting stuff you will likely still have to do, because it is the hard stuff
That is pretty much a standard stretching exercise
I like how the correct answer is written here multiple times and yet people choose to upvote others
As soon as anyone can prove to me that a fucking plane crashing into a tower (which I hope we all agree has happened) cannot possibly cause a collapse, I will start believing that conspiracy bullshit as well. In the meantime I will stick to the obvious answer.
And yet herr you are, ranting with the energy of a thousand suns
If there only were fucking multiple ways to conjure electricity out of thin air…
But there will probably never be magic tech like that
Wdym abscent? The EU was among the first to regulate AI
Sooooo… File systems are really just a large file, huh? I could just put a JSON with byte arrays there instead and no one would know…
It is kinda obvious, but I never thought about generalizing it this way either
yay -S librewolf done
Fallout 4 a high? I think many will agree that the previous entries in that series (both NV and 3) where better and that this game, while neither great nor terrible, was the beginning of the downfall (overhyped, buggy, little innovation, okay-ish graphics, most interesting stuff in DLC)