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The C programming language keeps evolving, slowly and carefully. They could call it C++!
How about C+=1?
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Quote: They could call it C++! I like it! Has a nice ring!
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“If this fails to get revenue, Alexa is in trouble.”
A quote from an anonymous Amazon employee in a Wednesday Business Insider report paints a dire picture. Amazon needs its upcoming subscription version of Alexa to drive revenue in ways that its voice assistant never has before. ohhhh, what a pity...
Sadly enough, there will be enough people to keep it alive.
M.D.V.
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Quote: “If this fails to get revenue, Alexa is in trouble.”
The pimps not doing his/her job.
"Ten men in the country could buy the world and ten million can’t buy enough to eat." Will Rogers
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And here I thought that the whole purpose of Alexa was as a data gathering tool to aid Amazon's other businesses. I thought that the revenue gained by the spying paid enough to keep Alexa going, plus some.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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That's exactly what I thought too, but looks like Amazon became even greedier
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Are you saying that Amazon is in financial trouble??? Or are you saying that those painstakingly woven fishnets by low-paid Chinese workers won't pay for themselves? Bezos and current fiance
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I am not saying it... I am forwarding someone else that said it
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As we look to empower developers with AI tools, we inadvertently integrate AI deeper into the way developers work. How do developers feel about that? And what are the most impactful ways to introduce more AI into workflows? We recently conducted 25 in-depth interviews with developers to understand exactly that. Assuming there's one in there to begin with
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The 17th State of Agile report, which claims to be the longest-running survey on the topic, states that “Agile is having difficulty adapting,” as medium and large size organizations are “less satisfied with what Agile can do for them.” Maybe some stretching exercises first?
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Big tech companies are pointing to a renewed focus on AI as a justification for layoffs. AI's even coming for the devil's job
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That's the best argument to say AI as we today know it is a crap.
If it were a bit "intelligent" would know that most of the worst performers and most expensives people in companies are managers, and I am not seeing anywhere them getting fired.
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I just read about a major leak of passwords and accounts from some major companies. Meaning they do not know what a hash is.
If you're among them then you deserve it, and I do hope you use the same password for your bank account. That's evolution.
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Once, drug dealers and money launderers saw cryptocurrency as perfectly untraceable. Back to using credit cards for privacy then
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Bitcoin tracing would, over the next few years, solve the mystery of the theft of a half-billion dollar stash of bitcoins from the world’s first crypto exchange, help enable the biggest dark-web drug market takedown in history, lead to the arrest of hundreds of pedophiles around the world in the bust of the dark web’s largest child sexual abuse video site, and result in the first-, second-, and third-biggest law enforcement monetary seizures in the history of the US Justice Department.
Damn! It DID have a use after all! I guess I'll have to stop disparaging it!
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A secret a bit told is like a woman a bit pregnant.
If you want something to not come back to you... just don't do it.
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The brightest spot in the outer disc shifted to the right, showing off the object's chaotic nature. "Even the white bits are black!"
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Wake me up when the picture is as sharp as Uranus...
(Sorry for the potty humor, couldn't help myself, although the last pic of Uranus was really impressive.)
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Patching all affected devices, which include some Macs and iPhones, may be tough. A person and an AI can keep a secret if one is dead
And once again, "To exploit the vulnerability, which the researchers call LeftoverLocals, attackers would need to already have established some amount of operating system access on a target’s device."
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Red Hat Developer Hub is an internal developer platform that provides an opinionated framework and set of templates designed to overcome devops bottlenecks. It's a portal portal
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But... does it have AI?
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The startlingly extent to which websites and brokers hand over details of people's habits to Facebook was revealed Wednesday. You might not be on Facebook, but they're on to you
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Kent Sharkey wrote: You might not be on Facebook, but they're on to you As if this was something new... has been like that for years
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The number of people who have left the rust project due to burnout is shockingly high. Couldn't you have gone with, "Rust is rusting"?
And apparently their shift key has also burned out
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It's like JavaScript fatigue, except JavaScript was in the right time at the right place to get adoption and its fatigue never really set in until after it was used everywhere.
Jeremy Falcon
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