Follow these guidelines if you have $30 billion yearly budget for your developers.
@JJoy_2120 сағат бұрын
Thank u for this. I barely chat on channels.. just thank u.. im su*c*d*l but this helps. Keep doing what you are doing. 🎉
@ruslanpseush276920 сағат бұрын
i am joke to you? int n = sizeof(arr)/sizeof(arr[0]); if(i < n){...} if you can not write in C then do not show it to people.
@Beny12320 сағат бұрын
Great 👍🏽
@LumaTo21 сағат бұрын
Which is why OS swapping sucks giant dinosaur eggs.
@deemitchell460321 сағат бұрын
Having read a lot of the comments i have to voice my opinion as to why there's such debate. I offer for consideration: coding and editing and such is much easier to "Learn" verses learning vim or vi. That said I'd be very surprised that anyone who has more than a pasding command of vim or vi would disagree with the idea of graphical editors be inefficient making a person have to work a lot harder. Kind of reminds me of back when so many were declaring command line usage being dead.... the click kiddies, for the most part, i think have figured out the massive limitations they impose on themselves by avoiding command. Hey.. Anybody want to bring back the Emacs wars?? Good times... or we could debate on proclamations of Windows taking over the Data Centers.....
@jackypaulcukjati318621 сағат бұрын
Got a question, what about people that scrape twitter to train their models? And given the regulations that you are suggesting, how do you intend for the USA to compete against other countries in the machine learning technology realm?
@duckyatsea22 сағат бұрын
Do you think some of these routers are okay to have if you're running aftermarket firmwares? I do have one Netgear device right now, but it runs OpenWRT, so I would think that I'm able to stay away from all the BS, no?
@jvanek851222 сағат бұрын
I already own several and I don't believe the anti-China fear mongering. The I don't trust or believe The US government.
@Alsteraib98522 сағат бұрын
Bros just learn C, forget about shit Rust !
@sh1pme2themune923 сағат бұрын
Trash collector users will never understand this. Smh
@salty_cucumber23 сағат бұрын
Aaand the situation would be this: billionaire companies already used this data (OpenAI allegedly used it to it's possible max) and new companies would not be able to catch them
@しめい-l4m23 сағат бұрын
mouse is bad, except when you want to copy something. copying some text in Vim-like editor is such a pain
@matthieu87523 сағат бұрын
cs graduates need to chill if you have hard time finding in the US cause of the job market there it can be a good idea to just apply in Europe none of me or my friend haved any trouble with it, u still young maybe time to explore other places of the world
@timothyhoytbsme23 сағат бұрын
A mouse is invaluable when selecting specific pieces of code. Vim users will jump through a million hoops to do something that takes a split second with the mouse.
@edubmf23 сағат бұрын
> get us through that filter when HR talks to us never, ever work for a company where HR drones are doing the first pass interview. HR is a rubbish job, the people working there are stupid and they are not qualified in any way. Companies that do this are completely incompetent. HR are basic admin drones.
@edubmf23 сағат бұрын
a lot of company hr departments are looking for exploitable people. are you on a closed visa like H1B? if so you won't complain about working late, won't complain about no bonus and won't complain about your bad, lazy manager. it shouldn't be like that, but it is.
@michaelday341Күн бұрын
Remember when the AI industry leaders pitched the idea that AI was going to make life better for humans? AI was supposed to help with healthcare, solve the unsolvable problems, make life easier for all of us - a utopia civilization. Guess what? It's just ripping off artists and creative people, who have already had a tough life trying to make money off of their work. These people running companies just want to replace as much labor as they can with AI. That's it. It's the way people with power have acted since the beginning of time.
@LobsterLock-ju2suКүн бұрын
Ah yes, the psychology of the besieged fortress. The funny thing is that your real enemy is always your own government.
@jonskislo1Күн бұрын
Damn easy. Never thought about it like that.
@EricDMMillerКүн бұрын
11:02, if you post your trade secret in public, then it's not a trade secret. Don't be stupid.
@EricDMMillerКүн бұрын
It's too late to fiddle with these insignificant issues. Legislative change is too slow to impact anything here. AI will be a fait accompli.
@Fred_KlingonКүн бұрын
Yeah you can do that on arduino or esp32 as well.
@MarlosZappaКүн бұрын
I agree in general that the lacking and slow legislative process around AI is bad, but I see this as a "better late than never" situation. However, as someone who is a hobby musician and who has worked as an engineer in AI R&D before, I think that specifically from the perspective of copyright infringement law there is no big difference between a trained generative model vs. a musician who spent his life listening to, studying and practicing songs from certain musicians they like, to the point that when this musician composes something, it is heavily influenced by it, without it being a copyright infringement case (the musician might be criticized for lack of originality at worst if it isn't objectively plagiarism). It takes a musician a lot more time than the model though, so in the very least it's a pretty unfair fight when a handful of companies can flood the internet with derivative artwork faster than real human artists and legislators can keep up with. Just not sure copyright on generative models is the right way to do it since it might open a precedent for suing some human artist because their guitar playing sounds heavily influenced by Eric Clapton's even though they're not plagiarizing anything other than the style.
@erichanson420Күн бұрын
I'm presently reading, and setting up to work through, an old book called Doing Business with C. I found it at a thrift store. It basically teaches you C, and has a couple of programs like a P&L & something else. I am determined to learn all of this, for myriad reasons. I've got Vim installed. That's where I'm at rn.
@brandonkellner2920Күн бұрын
I just checked through some of my own code to see how often this is even beneficial, and it's actually most of the time I use ==. I figured both sides would often be assignable, but no, I actually check against constants a lot. However, most of my if statements don't use ==, sometimes both sides can be assigned, and sometimes my left side is unassignable even though I've never intentionally written like this. For whatever reason, x == NULL appears to be by far my most common use of that operator in the exact scenario where the variable on the left can be assigned. x = NULL would return false and probably throw an error pretty quickly. Regardless, I guess in that case I don't even need to use == at all, could just do if (!x), but I don't like that.
@DimebagGauravКүн бұрын
Even after following MISRA like other ppl mentioned, our medical device still has issues in code. So its not really about MISRA.
@kwinzmanКүн бұрын
This is worse than clickbait. This is misconstruing the issue.
@lukemcnally2375Күн бұрын
Got a Gemini advert mid video 😂
@chagoriver7159Күн бұрын
I'm so sick of tech Bros mindlessly regurgitating the bs American politicians put out
@unconnectedbednaКүн бұрын
"USA has been defunding education since the 70:ies.." SO FKN TRUE! And now think of witch generation that are the biggest members of stuff like qannon. Then realize the direct connection to MAGA and the rise of fascism, to the level where a literall nazi has been voted into office, TWICE. The second time after TRYING AN INSURECTION!!! The easiest population to control, is a stupid population. Useful idiot and all that jazz...
@cienciasencomputaciongamesКүн бұрын
this video would've been helpful like 2 years ago instead of the week after Lina Khan got fired.
@killsalot78Күн бұрын
turn the brightness down on your monitor
@killsalot78Күн бұрын
yeah the more I watch your latest videos the more I don't like you. crowdstrike was a very specific failure by a specific enterprise company, it really didn't effect 99% of commerce around the world. your overly dramatic quips make you seem highly ignorant
@killsalot78Күн бұрын
stealing data to increase their profit margins? destroying the world? buddy you never cared about companies doing this before they were using your data to train LLMs, but now its a problem? haha, get real, your fears are completely unfounded and you pretty much have no real argument in this video about anything relevant. you keep saying things like "its obviously a problem" without putting any substance into your argument
@pi_xiКүн бұрын
SQlite is not network-related. You open the database as a file and don't start a database server.
@AlexDuboisКүн бұрын
I disagree. There are a lot of file or messaging based attacks. Priority should be more about the leverage you have if you manage to overflow a process in term of penetration inside an organization.
@MohammedTahmid-h4jКүн бұрын
You don't have to do any of these if you can make a Calculator in Minecraft (WITHOUT CAMMAND BLOCKS)
@Dyson-yq1mkКүн бұрын
What is he talking about?😢
@NK-iw6rqКүн бұрын
I am extremely worried that OpenAi has joined forces with Palantir. PLTR developed dystopic Ai systems for Izrl and also develops surveillance systems for the government.
@NK-iw6rqКүн бұрын
This entire video was amazing, and that final statement was an excellent recap of the video in a concise manner. Thank you for your thoughts and guidance.
@jaaputКүн бұрын
Pfff, use it in a disciplined way and only if the language you are writing in does not support better control flow statements for the actual purpose of your goto. Only exceptions then are size of your executable code (goto can make it smaller and thereby may large loops make fit in cache) or the performance requirements (it can make certain situations be handled faster). Do comment such solutions and you have a perfect way of using goto where it makes sense at the time of you writing the code. And if your programming language improves (i.e. gets extended with more flow-control statements, like what happened with COBOL-74 to COBOL-85) it will give programmers doing maintenance the clarity they need to improve your code and make it up to par with the new version of that language.
@rtfmmycompany4498Күн бұрын
I actually cannot understand the urge to rewrite something that is working to something thay maybe will be working better? Also I prefer Zig over rust but if u have code that is working maybe not best code ever but it is working,why u need same code in another language? Don't tell me it's about performance cause way someone will write it in rust doesn't guarantee you better performance...just my 2 cents
@niteman555Күн бұрын
The figure they gave during my annual cisco security training is that intruders are typically in a network for 200-ish days before an intrusion or breach is detected.
@asdf9769Күн бұрын
42 seconds in, you're 100% right. Subbed.
@mickbadgero5457Күн бұрын
You seem to be conflating privacy with AI. The laws that allow companies to use anyone's data anyway they want are about 15 years old.
@ToeKneeTranКүн бұрын
What’s with Americans being scared of China. At this point we should be afraid of Americans for their nonsense 😅