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Great tutorial. Very informative.

Is this man still alive now coz I just heard yesterday that he was no more.. and now I'm still searching for his news..

Thank you for this video

how did this lady get this job lol

Should be outlawed in the US as discriminatory? Especially in state funded schools.

Perfect video for my project I got assigned!! Thank you

This has got to be the most useless thing humans ever created. Like what did this template add to humanity besides wasting time?

Ah those sweet pre-SPECTRE times full of hopes.

I've been designing a microkernel for 7 years now and to hear many of the ideas I've had over the years put so succinctly is so satisfying. Clear, direct, amazing talk. Thank you SO MUCH for posting this.

cool he is using thinkpad

You are using people as experiments and dont compensate!! FY for using and running trails without peiples permission. According to the law NOT created by me but Universe. You are taking more than you know! You are distructive! You will fail!!!

I feel grateful to watch this interview. Such a great Professor.

9:09 start

ilya lords over these pretenders.

1:10 Software Engineering for Big Data and Hardware Heterogeneity - Miryung Kim 11:58 Got Ethics? - Tim Menzies 24:06 The Path to Quantum at Scale - Krysta Svore 37:26 The Software Revolution of Obfuscation - Myra Cohen 47:49 -- Panel Discussion

12:22 --> If people don't fully understand the devastating consequences of this in medical, look up iatrogenics. Now imagine iatrogenics on a global scale. And I'm just talking about healthcare. The social sciences, including economics, are devastatingly divergent across their theories (compared to physics which is convergent). Now imagine that divergence were taken to a global scale. The risk of errors at scale may lead to the single darkest lesson of modern times if we don't address this before building such systems, especially in the social sciences. It may even be unavoidable if these systems of decisions are centralized and overly concentrated.

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how incredibly inspiring

It’s no way I can be bc I did two maybe you’ll find one who doesn’t.

You should stay with her Nelson I’m no good im crazy insane and sciz see Mia is a good fit for you like Freddie Columbiana. If you watch the movie you’ll get it but then again maybe im to into movies….random guy just wanted to comment 😭🎚🪐🪐🪐🪐🪐🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣👩🏽‍🦯👩🏽‍🦯👩🏽‍🦯👩🏽‍🦯👩🏽‍🦯

We need more research like this.

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Very interesting talk, really appreciate people like "grady booch" great start, great ending and clever choice or words 🤍 thanks for sharing

30:46 Software Crisis - SAGE Project 33:27 Project Management

A webview would have been superior in most cases

I think, in this decade, we will find a proof, that P is unequal NP

is the ACM or youtube not interested in critical discussion of content of these videos? I have had my comment here removed after briefly appearing. edit: trying to paste in my previous comment here: GitHub Copilot, trained on publicly available software with no regard for the licenses of that software, acts as a license laundering cudgel that denigrates the work of open source developers who have contributed their code under a legal framework for how their code can be used. If their code was contributed under a copyleft license, like GPL (v2 or v3), the expectation is that no user of their code will ever lose the ability to modify their code. If it was contributed under a permissive license, like BSD (2 or 3 clause) or MIT, the expectation was that inclusion of their code would result in an attribution to the project they contributed to. GitHub Copilot makes all of those expectation of the original authors of the code null and void, enabling theft of their work, all in the name of making it "easier" for other programmers. Until we get code completion LLMs trained only on public domain (Zero-clause BSD, MIT No Attribution), using Copilot is unethical.

nice

Pascal was my first programming language!

these guys with solutions to problems that don't exist.. that nobody wants. where is this deployed? lol useless

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Does it detect signle finger movement to know the gesture?meaning i can train on single finger and it will detect any gesture i make or it needs to be trained directly on the gestrue itself?

I wanna do computer science

Amazing, i want it...

Cool...

Has the raw data for the bleemer study been made available to other scholars yet?

Your speaker should check his quotes. How can I trust a judgement of a person who couldn't even check his "facts"? Al Gore never claimed to have invented internet. Go and check what he actually said.

Thank you ACM. Greetings from Bimac Research Group at universidad del Cauca, Colombia.

16:29 who is the author of that graph? I cannot grasp what Grady said there

A reference for all of us, programmers! He will not be forgotten.

Девочка.сколько.молока.в.день.даешь.запиши.меня.в.день.буду.брать.три.литра.за.большие.деньги

Viva pallastin

Great! Glad to still have such a genius with us. Wishing him more health , long life and wisdom.

RIP 🙏

Great talk!!! Wow. Getting so close to reality. Spot on. Can you share your current predictions?

What a humble, yet incredibly talented and competent, person.

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That was a really well-done presentation.

RIP