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How do you implement that without absolutely draconian measures? A dmv like government official gets to your home for your scheduled computer search. > Is thi
by savant_penguin 5y ago
How do you implement that without absolutely draconian measures?
A dmv like government official gets to your home for your scheduled computer search.
> Is this the python binary? You better be ready for a hefty fine.
>> I'm sorry sir! I promise I was only playing around with pytorch and tensorflow! Did you know that they get compiled to much more efficient languages? I'm sure their c++ backends are pre approved!
> Playing? What do you mean by playing? Do you have an energy license for this? Anyways, python is not allowed and this is going to cost you.
>> Most of what I do is c++, don't I get some credits for it?
>Let's see..Is this an old clang compiler? They are 10% less energy efficient but I'm letting you walk with a warning if you update it right now.
>Wait a minute is this an octave binary I see!?! You sir are going to jail
This is actually a theatrical representation of code running in the background of your computer
- kodah 5y ago> How do you implement that without absolutely draconian measures? You don't, which is why I was thinking it had to be sarcasm. That said, it sounds just idealistic enough that someone would blurt it out without thinking. The other part that is confusing is what's an efficient programming language? The answer is none. It's all about how programmers write their code. Sometimes you're optimizing for performance, but other times you're solving a niche problem.