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they say information uses up space. got it...
but where does the software end and the hardware begin anyways?
in this case the length is about "11–14 minutes" of text
> Maybe this is evolution? Maybe when society runs on information and literally everything is a computer (your car, your phone, your watch, etc..) we've kind of moved on from the mindset of the past when the computer was a 'thing' to use when you need it and not something ubiquitous?
I just think that the capacity to modify our surrounding environment is essential to what makes us human.
if we lose this ability in the computer world we feel as if we're getting choked because as I said, I have chosen to believe that modifying what I consider "my environment" (which for better or for worse includes my computer) is part of what defines me as a human
the three produced the equation, which pretended that all things were (could be) equalized into equivalence. they called this algebra and parised some monotheistic god; they called this magic and GOTO one.
zero's natural meaning is special, it's the void. sometimes the 'variable' stands in as having this meaning, sometimes the variable is zero.
one is the easiest simplest to grasp. its meaning is "I", ego.
two is duality in the broadest imaginable sense. wars are being fought right now over the precise meaning of 3
but I wouldn't claim to understand manifolds, I just understand that they have something to do with flatness perception at small scales (or short distances)
so there is still hope for google?
but if we take Apple as a guide, this means one of the original founders either gets back in "the game" or they won't be able to use Apple as a guide
maybe trees aren't as cool as whatever they're doing???
of course, the whole system is a modern times version of a softened sort of slavery
if/when your employeer firing you means your entire life gets uprooted (either have a job or get out of the country), these employees are incentivized to get abused lest their lives are forcibly changed.
this is also why large multinational companies like to swap people around and have them work in countries other than their original one: it gives the companies more power over the employee enabling the employee to provide ALL the productivity
it will become more difficult to teach how to build computers going forwards...
then again, it has always required a special kind of curiosity to learn about computer internals.. what I'm corncerned about is that we will continue to punish that kind of curiosity as computer technology has become critical infrastructure.
no wonder the entire government institution,
from that famous historical island,
is so woefully unprepared to deal with a world where the smartphone is on.
really real computer science, because there is No other way to really know what the code may do other than experimentally testing and reccording empirically gathered data..... /sarcasm
apperently, yes... and its the type system, but granted
it's only 'memory safety' bugs... the kind of error that C languages are really suceptible to.
essentially some dumb kid from a real wealthy part of the world would pay my former colleague "peanuts" to upgrade their player and gather other stats.
just because they can doesn't mean they will... also most "site owners" are (by this point) a completely different people than "site operators" (who I take to be the 'engineers' who indeed can check this IP things)
why? because power.
what do do about it? get power. how to do that? dunno. If I told you then my own purported (and protracted) attempts would diminish. at least we don't get assasinated to death anymore..... ahahahaha (just our characters, andor career prospects, etc)
I think they're a strong contender... it's somehow simpler than Rust
then again the correctness guarantee may be weaker??