autocoder redux (was Re: Reminder of a python Project.)

[Timothy Rue]

On 26-Jun-02 02:27:12 David LeBlanc <whisper at oz.net> wrote:
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>> Timothy Rue wrote:
>> >
>> > On 25-Jun-02 22:38:16 Peter Hansen <peter at engcorp.com> wrote:
>> > >I'm afraid there is no longer any need for an autocoder.
>> >
>> > Geee, maybe you should tell that to NIST
>>
>> No need.  They called me the other day and I let them know, but
>> it was too late to get it into the Computerworld article.
>>
>> Seriously, there's really no issue with software development any
>> more.  The problems are solved.  I guess if you've invented the
>> world's first autocoder, it kinda sux to be you then, eh?
>>
>> -Peter
>> --

>Yes, software development techniques have gotten so good, they're now going
>to have Windows XP running atomic Reactors, Air Traffic Control and the
>Space Shuttle. I expect they where encouraged by US Navy tests of a warship
>being run on Windows NT where the ship (conventional fueled carrier) ended
>up laying dead in the water and tugs had to be summoned to bring her into
>port (source: Procedings of the United States Naval Institute). Gives "blue
>screen of death" a whole new meaning.

>Dave LeBlanc
>Seattle, WA USA


Well considering where you are from....

Guess that means the 60 billion is intentional huh?


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