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My response to a YouTube video where someone said there won't be programmers soon
@user professional programmer/developer here. I work in industrial advanced systems. Many people have the same misunderstanding about computer code in general. I would like to give more insight into it if I may. I know many famous tech leaders are making bold statements on this topic, but unfortunately they don't provide enough details. You can think of the code generated by a neural network in a similar way to a story written by the same model. The story will have a certain structure to it and this structure is the result of both system prompts (the prompts you dont see) and the training data.
Read MoreMy Take on CS50 Matt Welsh Lecture
Been a little late to the party, but here are my thoughts and facts I found important within the CS50 lecture by Dr. Matt Welsh (https://youtu.be/JhCl-GeT4jw?si=76hJv_u-auALog6k) :
Read MoreRotating a 3D object mentally vs computationally
Fun fact: In computer graphics programming, rotating a 3D object would require a matrix multiplication which generally takes same amount of computational steps.
Read MoreThe Importance of Data Science in Industrial Settings & Libraries for Programmers
Today, data science plays a key central role in transforming the way industries operate. By understanding and making use of advanced analytical tools and technology, companies can boost their efficiency, improve decision-making, and stay competitive.
Read MoreThe thing I personally like about computer science
The thing I personally like about computer science is that it teaches you how to think. Many people guess it is only about telling computers what to do. It is not the case at all. At the heart of it, it focuses on advanced logic, problem solving and constantly reasoning. It is so broad, that you can actually solve problems unimaginable to some with it, even without using any code at all.
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