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Francesco Cauteruccio retweeted
The best way to end a social dinner?
Receiving a Best Paper Award!
Congrats to @AndreaFailla4 and @finalfire! Thanks #ASONAM24!
Francesco Cauteruccio retweeted
2nd Int. Conf. on Visual Pattern Extraction and Recognition for Cultural Heritage Understanding (VIPERC 2023) will be co-located with @tpdl2023 in Croatia on 25-26 Sept. 2023!
The deadline for full paper submission is 1 July 2023.
Website of the event:
sites.google.com/view/viperc…
Francesco Cauteruccio retweeted
Excited to announce that ECAI-23 is now open for submissions!
ecai2023.eu/
Deadline for registering abstracts: 2 May 2023
Francesco Cauteruccio retweeted
I didn't sign "the letter".
Current AI poses lots of risks, but describing these systems as "ever more powerful digital minds" that no one can control is likely to make the problem even worse.
What's needed: more transparency and better public discourse.
The output is 2. By using the + operator, a is being evaluated as 0, and b as 1, therefore 0 + 1 + c = 2
Francesco Cauteruccio retweeted
It’s password awareness Friday. Send us your password and we will tell you if it’s strong.
Francesco Cauteruccio retweeted
false prophet, france, ca. 10th century
ALT A medieval drawing of a man vomiting up a large, red, scaley, smiling creature that looks like a toad
I totally agree. However, we cannot limit learning a language due to the community being toxic. Also, the fundamental error here is assuming that the whole community is toxic
Francesco Cauteruccio retweeted
I personally prefer to think of it a little more broadly. You can not separate a programming language from its ecosystem. Part of that is the groups of people that form around it, and part of that is libraries, practices, etc. People can be ignored, ecosystem can not.
I think we should stop thinking of programming languages communities as cults. A programming language is a tool, if I’m going to do some that requires this tool I’ll start learning that, it’s pretty simple.
