Interesting, but I would have to disagree with 'creating the concept of God', there was an (apparent) external influence in most (all?) cases, whereas a computer was all internally conceived.
A whole second every 300 million years? So about 3.33 (repeating of course) nanoseconds a year. Seems like a lot, is this the most accurate created so far?
Aww, the "Tesla Gigafactory" sounds awesome, I was a bit disappointed when I found out it's just batteries. I wish someone would invest that kind of money into research for a better alternative, not much change over the past few...decades?
Good read. Except I drink coffee in the morning so I can look at what I've programmed in the afternoon and not wonder what the heck I was doing. i.e. Not to avoid an 'uncomfortable' state of mind, just to increase performance. Maybe that's just the same thing though? idk.
This is true, but I believe if you don't set a limit order, then the market value will go up. Then if the price keeps going up, you'll have missed your chance to buy the rest.
I hate Java, and loved this article. Not what I was expecting. Now excuse me as I have 213 more classes to write each containing about 2 lines of real code.