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In the Second Machine Age, though, argues Brynjolfsson, “we are beginning to automate a lot more cognitive tasks, a lot more of the control systems that determi
by hawkharris 13y ago
In the Second Machine Age, though, argues Brynjolfsson, “we are beginning to automate a lot more cognitive tasks, a lot more of the control systems that determine what to use that power for.
Automation is what I love most about programming. Most of the time, when you encounter a tedious, dull process, you can come up with creative ways to make your machine do the work.
It's one of the few occupations in which boredom represents opportunity.
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- hawkharris 13y agoThat app is pretty clever, and it plays off of valid criticisms of the author. :) Friedman has a talent for writing as well as glueing together disparate concepts to support his arguments. It's fair to say that in some articles, he says very little, very well.