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This week, I saw a documentary done by the French called Les sacrifiés de l'IA, which was presented by a Canadian show Enquête. If you... -
harborsparrow replied to the thread A Crisis for Newly Minted CompSci Majors -- entry level jobs gone.Here is an interesting article about Elon Musk gambling on LLMs being the future...
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harborsparrow replied to the thread A Crisis for Newly Minted CompSci Majors -- entry level jobs gone.LLM, Large Language Model, an AI machine learning system that is trained by "scraping" (fetching, parsing, storing) publicly available...
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harborsparrow replied to the thread A Crisis for Newly Minted CompSci Majors -- entry level jobs gone.Re: the miserable employment situation in IT right now A painful and probably necessary course correction (social scientists call it a...
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I believe RollerCoaster Tycoon was written in Assembly, so if you know about this language and your crazy enough to use it, you can make... -
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Missed this one. Well, yes. Firmware is the software of an embedded system: usually installed in factory and not meant to be modified... -
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@sbrothy I went through C, and now am going through the book Introduction to computing systems from bits & gates to C/C++ & beyond...
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It was probably like reinventing the wheel. o0)
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How much you will use assembly language depends on what type of work you do. If you get into real-time device handlers, you will see it...