Ditto.
Thankfully found Feedly after Google Reader was shelved - and super fortunate that they offered a cheap life time subscription soon after.
It's been pretty good and can probably count on one hand the number of times Feedly has gone unexpectedly down in the years since.
Proper software engineering, i.e. systems engineering applied to software systems, isn't going to care whether its AI-generated code or not.
Err, no. One of the major differences between coding and software engineering is that you often need to prove the code is correct. In the same way that a real-time OS isn't made to be faster, it's made to operate predictably and reliably.
In safety-critical scenarios it's not enough that something works, you need to understand and document how it works.
Uh, yeah? You've successfully described systems engineering.
Doesn't matter if the code is generated by an artificial intelligence or an actual idiot, the same processes apply. Unit test, system test, document, verify, etc, as dictated by your engineering management system.
... or code-monkeys?
Proper software engineering, i.e. systems engineering applied to software systems, isn't going to care whether its AI-generated code or not.
.. the government has access to government files...? No way!
To the celebrating parrot
See RFC 1149 or RFC 2549
So off-planetary backups will be a thing now?
Sounds like regular engineering to me!
"I made something awesome, no idea how it works, but it does - don't touch it! You'll break it!"
Yep, read this on Feedly too.
Kache.. pronounced like cache... but how do you pronounce cache
Ok
How is that going to work?
... his porn stash?
... control system is assisted by Clippy.
Except the Home button now does multiple things depending on if you long-press, double or even triple click it?
Maybe graphic design is also moving to the "retro" look as with every modern thing these days.
Suburbia is where the developer bulldozes out the trees, then names the streets after them. -- Bill Vaughn
