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Lol. This a pointless comment to the people interested, but I'm so amused with my stupidity I had to share. I opened this thread with absolutely no thought abo
by Cd00d 6y ago
Lol. This a pointless comment to the people interested, but I'm so amused with my stupidity I had to share.
I opened this thread with absolutely no thought about the _game_ Go, and read the top comment about how chess changed in the last 10-20 years thinking it was tangentially related because of Watson and whatnot playing AI chess.
I came here thinking I was going to read comments about how the Go language has been impacted with the introduction of ML and AI packages that attract data science types from Python and R. I thought it would be interesting to see how a newer/smaller language was impacted by a group co-opting the the development and platform.
Whoops.
- shoo 6y agoMy advanced Go AI, written in Go, is now able to predict, with modest accuracy, the next line of Go code that should be bashed into the text editor: func PredictNextCodingMove(ctx context.Context, source string, cursor int) (string, error) { return "if err != nil {", nil }
- cli 6y agoI have the opposite experience on this site. I am not a software engineer, so every time I see the word "go" in a submission title, my first thought is of the game.