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"It turns out that a large portion of real-world problems have the property that it is significantly easier to collect the data than to explicitly write the pro
by sigttin 9y ago
"It turns out that a large portion of real-world problems have the property that it is significantly easier to collect the data than to explicitly write the program."
It turns out that when you base your post on a ridiculous unsubstantiated premise, you can conclude anything.
- 0xbear 9y agoI like how he then proceeds to enumerate all the things which, if they weren’t doable, no one would really care. Cardinal rule of drug dealing: never get high off your own stash.
- gavinpc 9y agoIndividuals don't care, but the corporate surveillance state cares a lot. Face recognition, voice recognition, and speech recognition alone are an Orwellian dream come true. Cardinal rule of everything else: follow the money. Cynicism aside, I tend to believe the OP's premise that these methods will contribute to a new and unrecognizable kind of software development (for better or worse).