Made a script that logged into as many computers as possible at university computers to fake clicks on porn ads. Mid 90’s. Not my proudest moment.
Omg, he’s writing about me…
“We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas,” Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once said.
Does every artist not learn by first copying/stealing from those that inspired them in the first place? How is it different for an AI if we ignore the speed and scale for a moment? I’m not saying they should quit…
Easy doesn’t (always) equal good.
I think you’re on to something. Just reread this article: https://blog.gopheracademy.com/advent-2018/interfaces-and-re... And there’s definitely an overhead associated with the interface type due to run-time reflection.…
The way I understood it the “slowness” came from using interface{} in the queue implementation. With generics you get a performance boost from annihilating the run-time overhead. Yes?
Made a script that logged into as many computers as possible at university computers to fake clicks on porn ads. Mid 90’s. Not my proudest moment.
Omg, he’s writing about me…
“We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas,” Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once said.
Does every artist not learn by first copying/stealing from those that inspired them in the first place? How is it different for an AI if we ignore the speed and scale for a moment? I’m not saying they should quit…
Easy doesn’t (always) equal good.
I think you’re on to something. Just reread this article: https://blog.gopheracademy.com/advent-2018/interfaces-and-re... And there’s definitely an overhead associated with the interface type due to run-time reflection.…
The way I understood it the “slowness” came from using interface{} in the queue implementation. With generics you get a performance boost from annihilating the run-time overhead. Yes?