@ArcadeGirl64 I don't like what the future may become with streaming services.
1.) We won't actually own any games.
2.) What happens when a game is taken off the available library, or when the service ceases to exist?
3. As mentioned, how do we preserve these games if they disappear?
A fun way to learn about neural networks and AI is to implement a simulation game giving your agents little neural net brains, and training them using a simple method like evolution.
This demo trains a small neural network to drive around the track after only a few generations:
Why programmers like cooking: You peel the carrot, you chop the carrot, you put the carrot in the stew. You don’t suddenly find out that your peeler is several versions behind and they dropped support for carrots in 4.3
@ryanrobertsRR@benshapiro@thedailywire@KassyDillon This award-winning, evangelistic documentary carries a unique pro-life message in which you will see eight people change their minds about abortion in a matter of seconds…because they were asked one question. https://t.co/vrHD9zKdPw
Dreamed someone bought me a tiny device that you swallow and it sends back data to your phone about your digestion, heart rate, H. pylori bacteria levels, and other things. Seemed pretty cool.
Now that people have already said highly controversial stuff like ”debugger is useless for C++ development”, I think I can share my own controversial thoughts about unit testing, DRY, copy-paste coding and function length, etc... with 20 years of C++ programming experience.