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"you would have to feed in millions of separate little things every day to equal what a child takes in. And after three years of this kind of business, it still might not have learned to reason or work out its own programs. You ask it to add 2 and 2, and maybe it says 5.” archive.org/details/how_...
And with her dies quality in software…
indieweb.social
A proper use of computing power.
The #LunarEconomy will require expertise that already exists in #energy, #construction, #automotive, #telecommunications, advanced #manufacturing, #health care, #logistics, #computing, consumer products, and financial services. The #Moon will likely need more than “space companies.” It will need organizations capable of solving difficult, practical problems across many industries. deloitte.com/us/en/what-we-do/…
deloitte.com Lunar Economy Outlook: Infrastructure Growth and Commercial Markets
YCH for Kay Ohtie! [ #furry | #furryart | #computer | #commsopen ]
Oftentimes when writing #rust code I find myself so twisted into a knot trying to get past the borrow checker that I think the best thing is to git reset --hard and try again with a simpler design. Reading about dyn traits at quinedot.github.io/rust-learni… it seems that Rust has got itself into such a knot that the best thing for the language is a git reset and try again with a simpler design... #computing #programming
quinedot.github.io Sectional introduction
Unironically we do this because we only have one shared desktop computer lol
Agentic approach to computer algebra systems. ~ Bartosz Naskręcki et als. renaissancephilanthropy.org/ag… #AI4Math #CAS
renaissancephilanthropy.org Agentic approach to computer algebra systems — Renaissance Philanthropy – A brighter future for all through science, technology, and innovation -
Adrian Repairs a Viewer’s Childhood Amiga 500 #Amiga #Amiga500 #CommodoreAmiga #AdriansDigitalBasement #RetroComputing #AmigaRepair #AmigaMon #Commodore #VintageComputing theoasisbbs.com/adrian-repai...
theoasisbbs.com Adrian Repairs a Viewer’s Childhood Amiga 500
the extreme and sudden uselessness of most computer knowledge is kind of funny but the computer boys’ excitement will fade and then they’ll have a big crisis about it (to the extent they aren’t already) and then they’ll all go fascist as a result *womp womp*, as is said
One thing that strikes me about computing history is just how many of the pre-desktop computer world was in Minnesota and Wisconsin. A lot of the big iron was developed or their companies headquartered here.
to be a computer science is to automate, tis a fools errand to enter into the realm of automation without being prepared to be yourself automated I fell in love with proof assistants because I saw the eldritch beauty in automating the rules of logic now we will all get to bask in its light!
Computer make much code. Human have to read and check much code. Everything same fast.
Oh wow looks like Anthropic needs more compute
Maybe the computer god can fix it
if you replied to this telling me about fluid computing or automatic transmissions or whatever I'm awarding you the "world's best joke understander" award
True-spirit retro-computing in 2026 (I guess): prompt various gen-AI scribbles for games that you will never vibe-code. /s
illustration, creative computing, magazine (1979) archive.org/details/crea...
Oh no! "Margaret Hamilton, a profoundly influential computer scientist best known for leading the software engineering team at MIT during NASA’s Apollo program, died on Sep. 30. She was 90. A computing pioneer who authored over 130 publications, Hamilton helped to establish software engineering as a dedicated discipline." We all remember her from these iconic pictures. news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-ham… news.mit.edu/2016/scene-at-mit… 1/n
news.mit.edu
Ms Hamilton coined the term “software engineering”.
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