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Robin Dunbar's related book:
those are amazing features I didn't expect C++ to have. I wonder if 'auto' is similar to type inference 'var' in C#.
prof.ousterhout's website contains links for archived courses: (https://web.stanford.edu/~ouster).
You too! thanks for your words.
Most of the population here aren't as in the media stereotyped depiction. Most of them just like ordinary people around the globe, workers, teachers, doctors, students, business owners, etc...
They just doomed by .. well, you know, I can't say.
Take me as an example. I'm a regular guy from there. All my concerns in life right now is to get high grade in my (scikit-learn/keras)-based CS graduation project.
Looking towards silicon valley and scientific institutes in the world to get inspired. Hoping to get more time to learn React and become pro in rails/DotNET and contribute something that worth to the OSS.
yes, it's (4) chapters series only, at least until now.
the author has other related articles about the brain though like (Why Your Brain Needs More Downtime):
I can only praise the idea and wish it to be an initiative that others follow. It sure helps connect people around the globe.
Looks very promising. Hope you the best.
A couple of days ago, I was thinking how rare we use program word now. web apps, mobile apps, standalone apps...
They don't have the octocat.
fascinating video. love the IDE and the great convenient it offers.
I'm trying to read the official docs for a computer vision gp and my mind froze. Will try these ones. Thanks :)
Regardless of that, it's just a feeling that things could get messy with AI if it's not taken seriously, leading to issues like privacy and surveillance misuse we're facing nowadays
I trust Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk more than Mark Zuckerberg.
This is really awesome news. I've been looking to write C# on Mac and none of the existing solutions is satisfying enough. Hopefully "Rider" will be the best companion for .NET on platforms other than Windows.
Condolence for the lost ones' families and Paris people. Such a tragedy for all humanity.