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Well, I think the are refering to that the computer would solve it's specific problems by itself just as we do as programmers. I guess that you have worked for
by staticelf 10y ago
Well, I think the are refering to that the computer would solve it's specific problems by itself just as we do as programmers.
I guess that you have worked for someone else as a programmer? Didn't they tell you what they wanted? How did you achieve it? They probably didn't have to write it for you in very specific terms unless a problem occurrs.
- scribu 10y agoThey achieved it by making a lot of guesses, based on a huge amount of explicit and implicit knowledge about humans, computers and the world in general. The brute-force approach described in the article, where you just randomly try lines of code without any other knowledge, won't make for a very competent programmer.