10 years ago google failed at machine translation and NLP, giving hideous and meaningless statistical translation, same no wonder they fail at language understanding by training algorithm with Indians. They will to do science R&D is lowering every year.
Google's machine translation was terrible years ago, I agree. But it is now much better. Although it's still far from perfect, it has improved lots. Therefore I disagree that Google has failed at that
Nice, good old times
Pentium is single core again
Core i3 to i7 - all dual core
But you have several atom cores so you can run your stuff on them, while windows update taking the main ones.
I would assume the E cores would be running things like Windows Update while you continue to work on mostly the P cores. A general rule is that interactive apps should be scheduled to the fastest cores.
You can now waste your time and money in Windows, Office, Azure and xbox games all with single Live account! Waiting for microsoft to buy junkfood chain and pfizer to complete the experience.
You can’t obviously, but you still can jailbreak ios 9, install any cydia tweaks including desktop, console and emulator apps, as well as downgrade it to ios 6, if more working cydia apps are needed.
Of course the are in half dead state, but you still can do whatever you want with iOS (if you know how).
The groups that designates as extremist or terrorist include FBK and Projekt.media who exposing corruption and war crimes of Russia rulers and their oligarch walkets.
Hillary Clinton inquired about murdering him with a drone. I'm sure many others were thinking it or saying it. And America has had other people (including its own citizens) executed outside the judicial system.
Lack of an interface mechanism, with multi inheritance instead, is messy. This is my biggest complaint that doesn't apply to pretty much all dynamic languages.
Its not like that's something that will scale infinitely, you only have so many devs and so many repos to work on, also it's not like it's hard to backup the data, actually, you can bet that you will have a updated copy of every repo on someone's machine if things really go south.
Of all things we can outsource in our infra, git seems one of the least necessary.
Git vaults do a lot more than host remote git repos. Gitlab and github are valuable for everything else they do - the UI, PR management, issue tracking, CI, and so forth.
Having all of your issue tracking, docs wiki, build pipelines and more be reliant on a platform Ian or just comfort, it’s lock-in. If you ask a company “can’t we just switch from gitlab to github? Or the reverse, you’ll get a million reasons why it’s a huge task, because everything outside of the repo itself isn’t easily transferred.
That is what happens when huge chuck of devs expect to use software as free beer, while the people actually writing those tools need to figure out ways to pay their bills.
A big reason why we are back into timesharing, the free beer is only the thin terminal stuff.
Typical Microsoft marketing lie, as in last version of windows, windows 10 mobile devices, windows support and so on. Oh wait, they hire consultant to synergise efforts in OKR and drive innovation in right to repair domain according to management indicatives! That’s will be success for sure.
Surfaces are highly custom (and badly) engineered and sold in (tens of) thousands. Nobody wish or able to repair them. Nobody even wish to repair new xboxxses.
Macs are sold in hundreds millions and getting fixed easily, despite “evil” apple.
