The wages of computer programmers in San Francisco aren't high in spite of all the other computer programmers; they're high because of all the other computer programmers.
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Programmers benefit from having more programmers nearby, in ways different than when assembly line workers gather together.
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Today it's 403 to 1 boy programmers to girl programmers in children's TV; that's worse than the industry.
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What they determined by interviewing about 1,400 programmers, 1,250 of whom were men, is that good programmers don't like people.
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" Sydney B. Bryant from Arizona opts for "Programmers" as a title: I think the best term would be the "Programmers.
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Chen has packed his programmers with quadruple jumps, four-revolution jumps that have become key elements in world-class men's programmers.
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In other words, all things being equal, contributions from unknown women programmers were accepted less often than contributions from unknown male programmers.
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For those of us who aren't programmers but who are, nonetheless, entangled in this world created by programmers, how do we navigate this?
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When you think about it, sentences like 'A programmer must always carry his laptop' are biased against both she programmers and they programmers.
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Furthermore, economists also estimated that the presence of foreign programmers lowered the number of native-born programmers by between 7 to 14 percent.
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Today, women programmers describe a self-perpetuating cycle where white and Asian male managers hire people who look like all the other programmers they know.
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That is, its syntax is so bizarre that code written in Perl is essentially unreadable by other programmers and thus not editable by other programmers.
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Even if there were twice as many programmers in the world as there are today there still would be openings around the world for computer programmers.
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Verizon is one of a growing number of distributors that are using a new negotiating tactic with programmers by referring customers to the programmers' own streaming services.
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It's been one of those rare, beautiful occasions when programmers and the general public work and communicate hand-in-hand, possibly even inspiring some future programmers in the process.
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She claimed today that the entire community of Java programmers had been split in two, with some of the programmers switching to the Android platform and thereby limiting the universality of Java.
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Combined, AT&T and DirecTV carry more than 500 channels delivered by more than 300 different programmers, a large portion of which are independent programmers that provide programming geared toward diverse audiences.
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Even in these early days, some physicists and programmers are hoping to generate excitement about these machines in the same way programmers first got people excited about classical computers: by building basic games.
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If you ask the programmers at the event, the NBA was more or less sampling: 23 programmers within three skill brackets, each containing teams that the league hoped would approach the challenge differently.
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Talks with other programmers have also begun, the WSJ said.
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And as the artists finished, they moved, then the programmers.
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Young programmers have been battling like this for 16 years.
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And this is true, even if programmers make coding mistakes.
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The revolution is starting with programmers, middle managers, entrepreneurs, retirees.
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So in their earliest days, programmers angled into the action.
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RIS will let programmers have sharper images in background assets.
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But will the human element — the programmers — ever be removed?
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But programmers at large are hardly off the legal hook.
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Calling all creative hackers, coders and programmers around the world.
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"Programmers program for the person they know best," said Allen.
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Programmers help with design, and designers pitch ideas for art.
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Nurses, teachers, bookkeepers, engineers, programmers all feel this way too.
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If not, we tell our programmers, who fix the code.
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They also argued it would hurt minority and independent programmers.
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Programmers use jQuery and sometimes turn on jQuery cache busting.
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That programmer built a few tools for Lowson's human programmers.
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Programmers still train the machine, and, crucially, feed it data.
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Why do you think programmers built these features into Google?
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It doesn't only apply to people who are programmers, obviously.
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"Do you have any jobs for computer programmers?" she asked.
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It's already programmed an #UberBot to challenge programmers on Codefights.
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The policies among pay-TV operators, programmers and streaming services vary.
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We need researchers and academics and engineers; programmers, surgeons, and botanists.
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The average salary for JavaScript programmers ranges from $74,000 to $130,000.
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YouTube isn't ruling out working with those programmers down the line.
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Later the HACMS programmers installed this partitioned software on Little Bird.
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Our machines are littered with security holes, because programmers are human.
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But even when artificial intelligence supplants those human programmers, risks remain.
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" Mark Zuckerberg exhorted Facebook's programmers to "move fast and break things.
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I have a lot of sympathy for web designers and programmers.
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Algorithms may not be free of the biases of their programmers.
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I was a web person, and web people weren't real programmers.
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Programmers may take up a neighbourhood, the research group in another.
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But for many programmers, the true narcotic is transforming the world.
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Among male and female computer programmers, that gap was especially alarming.
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The first programmers weren't men, and the first computers weren't machines.
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Now the team just has to get programmers to use it.
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Programmers and companies will submit detailed project proposals to the DAO.
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Programmers need to adapt this open-source software to local ballots.
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DeepCode provides a platform that enhances the development capabilities of programmers.
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Programmers can add AI without needing to be a genius PhD.
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Computer programmers could build something large by focusing on something small.
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It's how the world's programmers think about the software they build.
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The company's programmers, in particular, work overtime every day, he said.
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Does that mean even machine learning programmers are facing employment extinction?
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First, tell your partners or programmers what you'd like to change.
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The programmers even included a full weather cycle and Quicktime events.
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There were thousands of programmers with expertise in writing Java programs.
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But Bose wants entrepreneurs and programmers to develop their own applications.
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Asked how St. Petersburg's programmers got involved with rhinos, O'Brien laughed.
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Which is great for programmers doing cutting-edge modern app development.
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The algorithms are surprisingly uninterested in the tools wielded by programmers.
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The firm now hires computer programmers as well as aeronautical engineers.
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How does that differ from the reasons programmers use them today?
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Film Series New York's revival programmers aren't taking the inauguration quietly.
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He declined to name current programmers the company will work with.
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You have him hiring programmers and letting them do their thing.
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"Essentially, this was the first example of a paint-box program that used cutting-edge programmers tools to build a tool intended for artists, not necessarily programmers," Rundgren told The Guardian in 2765 of his software.
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And all of that is happening as — and because — the media business is consolidating, as big programmers get bought by bigger programmers (or phone companies), so they can compete with Netflix, Apple, Amazon, and other tech companies.
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But everyone, she argued, should know the concepts—the ways programmers think.
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Soon, other programmers began to make use of cookies in unforeseen ways.
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But it also has 1,100 paid employees, two-thirds of them programmers.
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This means programmers can write safer, more reliable code with less work.
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Instead, our minds dart to computer programmers, IT gurus and software developers.
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APIs perform much the same function: they let programmers perform common tasks.
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But programmers and scientists have barely scratched the surface of quantum usefulness.
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Eventually, they caught the attention of programmers at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Skilful programmers and powerful computers are crucial to this applied AI business.
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Particularly strong candidates have backgrounds as programmers, systems administrators and network engineers.
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They have to follow what's going on and react as human programmers.
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They argue that women aren't biologically suited to be programmers or engineers.
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Will programmers allow parents to program which child should be helped first?
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And also because older techniques give programmers more control over the output.
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Speakers were greeted like rock stars by throngs of aspiring young programmers.
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Of course, that doesn't mean she's asking radio programmers to ignore her.
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It appears certain events are locked into place by the game's programmers.
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The programmers interacted with the computer via a desk-sized control panel.
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Programmers got clever with inputting Chinese characters and nowadays they are functional.
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Nor is it a mere reflection of the desires of the programmers.
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"We've picked up some great programmers who understand design," Mr. Phillips said.
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Behind the scenes, all of the programmers are friendly with one another.
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It's now among the most common "first languages" taught to novice programmers.
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Are today's app experts doomed to become the COBOL programmers of tomorrow?
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Looking for graphic designers, web developers or programmers, email marketers, or accountants?
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How the developers and programmers chose to make him act or react?
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In response, all Russian and Chinese programmers and admins must refuse GitLab.
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Blackouts are a negotiating tool in carriage disputes between distributors and programmers.
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No longer would memory allocation and deallocation be the job of programmers.
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So, given the pressure, why do newsroom programmers love elections so much?
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Hiring full-time programmers remains a competitive and lengthy process for businesses.
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The sale of the coins will be used to compensate the programmers.
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Music programmers had a handy reason not to play tracks from Wings.
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New programmers will go to different and less pricey locales (San Diego?).
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And the cable guys don't want the programmers to compete with them.
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Like computer programmers, children make mistakes and solve problems along the way.
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Programmers slack the responsibility of the fielders' safety onto these detached machines.
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For projects that require more digital skills, Stillman works with engineers and programmers.
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Thousands of the world's best programmers, hackers, marketers, designers and developers will compete.
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A startup called Kite wants to give programmers their very own digital assistant.
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Their job includes buying programmers breakfast, chitchatting and playing ping-pong with them.
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Both were positioned as counter-programmers to "Aladdin" and finished slightly below forecasts.
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However, a job-listing site for programmers contains a description of Godel Systems.
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Eventually, programmers will use Cirq to access Google's upcoming 72-qubit Bristelcone processor.
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If you're not, you can still reap the benefits of Coachella programmers' tastes.
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When Kaplan-Moss was looking to hire Python programmers, he naturally approached her.
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Chinese tech companies are hiring "motivators": attractive women to chat-up male programmers.
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Young programmers and designers sit hunched over laptops in the upper-floor offices.
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And, if such a void exists, why aren't programmers rushing to fill it?
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But despite programmers' best efforts, an algorithm can never be wholly intuitive either.
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And I honestly don't even know how [the programmers] did what they did.
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For now, programmers and the people who use their creations can rest easy.
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More important, it helps tech firms overcome a desperate shortage of good programmers.
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The generation of programmers coming up behind Brand hadn't yet had this revelation.
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Algorithms and artificial intelligence hold promise but are limited by programmers' own biases.
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NET programmers, courtesy of Xamarin, recently acquired by Microsoft, which lets you write .
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The tech industry grapples with high employee turnover, particularly among millennials and programmers.
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These programmers even uncovered something nobody thought existed: a flaw in the game.
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That's because programmers have to figure out human behavior and local traffic idiosyncrasies.
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Wheeler's original plan was criticized as having the potential to hurt minority programmers.
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Programmers do not, and often cannot, predict what their complex programs will do.
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Disney XD programmers may well just be trying to have a little fun.
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But despite the early hopes of the connectionist programmers the results were disappointing.
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And he has been trying to confront Wall Street's mixed reputation among programmers.
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Like all great programmers I get most of my code from StackOverflow questions.
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Thousands of the world's best hackers, developers and programmers are hard at work.
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"I believe we have must-have, as do other programmers," Mr. Martin said.
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It will have offices for thousands of programmers to extend Facebook's fearsome reach.
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Everyone talks about how brilliant all these programmers are, but you know what?
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They'd rather just escape into another world, created by a couple of programmers.
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In the digital era, software programmers strove to emulate ARP's sounds and interface.
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Programmers regularly faint at the sight of beating hearts, scalpels and bodily fluids.
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This has led to an enormous community of programmers working on the software.
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Festival programmers thought "they could get away with showing Netflix movies," he said.
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Many are software engineers, computer programmers and other workers in the technology sector.
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Of his operas, "Die Tote Stadt" may be the safest bet for programmers.
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There are about 33,000 of these programmers in use — called the CareLink 2090.
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Programmers often use prewritten, third party coding libraries to bolster their own work.
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Why ditch comfortable jobs for an industry that many traditional programmers scoff at?
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" Mr. Lynn is more effusive: "Everyone will know the programmers behind that team.
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One: spend 10 minutes doing this "Hello, World" Python for non-programmers tutorial.
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He had this idea that he was going to turn programmers into celebrities.
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As far as IDEs go, it's unusual in this friendliness to non-programmers.
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Check out NorCal-based event programmers (((folkYEAH!))) for more information as it comes.
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Many programmers in San Jose this week expressed enthusiasm over several new Apple announcements.
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Lisa French is a front end engineer and co-founder of Nashville Women Programmers.
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Zuckerberg's communicates a connection to the programmers who try to keep the company relevant.
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Facebook and Google say they are approaching StarCraft differently than most individual programmers have.
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Its platform for code development, most popular among programmers, has drawn 28 million users.
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Other programmers working on open source projects earn much more modest sums through crowdsourcing.
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"Don't get this wrong, we are up against professional programmers … not kids, " he said.
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Programmers who took alternative paths to engineering are overshadowed behind engineers with CS degrees.
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That means programmers with the expertise to develop and implement it are cashing in.
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All six of the first programmers of America's first digital computer, Eniac, were women.
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Poke Gym, like Poke Stops, are locations that are determined by the game's programmers.
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Thankfully there are a lot of programmers with needs as particular as our own.
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And then come the questions ethicists and programmers are already facing with driverless cars.
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Why do programmers still live in technology that wasn't even cutting edge in 1970?
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Under the hood is the same Unix kernel that makes macOS excellent for programmers.
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What's next: Expect more blackouts as major programmers weigh whether to renew distribution deals.
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One of the most influential programmers in the world right now is Sebastian McKenzie.
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The festival's programmers, organizers, and 950 volunteers successfully made the massive operation feel intimate.
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The analyst firm RedMonk has tracked programmers' interest in various programming languages since 2011.
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Fewer programmers are working with it compared to another blockchain known simply as ethereum.
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For programmers, building a new application is never as simple as writing the code.
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That said, we're going to keep looking for amazing programmers and my offer stands.
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Put simply, their decision making capabilities, almost unavoidably, will be influenced by their programmers.
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And the USGS worked with programmers from AT&T to actually develop the app.
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Programmers today are used to having access to cheap and virtually unlimited processing power.
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They're also like the Boolean logic that programmers employ every day in their code.
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Computer programmers, meanwhile, made modest wages until men took over much of the profession.
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Their research found that programmers in San Francisco earned a median wage of $122,993.
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That mindset can easily lure programmers or other staff into accepting extra work time.
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Leonard Bernstein's hundredth birthday has proved an irresistible invitation to programmers this summer season.
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It is letting programmers, distributors and customers work out the money part among themselves.
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Some programmers are even withholding their creations from companies that they think overemphasize 2996.
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Both programmers bristle at the idea that the series is solely devoted to horror.
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His punching power and his back story make Smith marketable to programmers like HBO.
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The findings also showed that programmers chose twice as many documentaries directed by men.
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Skilled computer programmers are coveted, with Microsoft perennially struggling to fill hundreds of openings.
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Thinkful, based in Brooklyn, New York, provides education and training for developers and programmers.
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I contacted a source who had overseen the facilities housing Le Roux's projects in the Philippines, many of which were quixotic technical endeavors like drones and missile guidance software, developed by programmers (C++ programmers, no less) Le Roux recruited from Eastern Europe.
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Would-be programmers without kick-ass code can find themselves shut out of good jobs.
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To protect our networks and email and banking apps, we need flesh-and-blood programmers.
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The 23-year-old said organized volunteer programmers could transform vacant homes into temporary shelter.
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Computer programmers have the widest gap, with men earning, on average, 28.3% more than women.
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Programmers choose when to tell the machine when it has gotten something right or wrong.
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Google's Cirq joins a slew of other frameworks that allow programmers to run quantum circuits.
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So, McBride said she called radio programmers herself to talk with them about the song.
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Or are programmers — and their viewers — more interested in Harris's latest dispute with Beto O'Rourke?
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To get it to the next level, he might need more programmers or sales staff.
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The bootcamps accept non-programmers, train them in key skills and help them land jobs.
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Such fairly predictable errors should gradually be winnowed out as the programmers improve the system.
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The team has even released code to help programmers understand body positions in real time.
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That means the station's programmers do not feel the ratings pressures that bedevil terrestrial radio.
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But how many let programmers control a "real" robot, without requiring them to become roboticists?
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He suggests that programmers leave names alone and don't try to validate or fix them.
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"Programmers, especially at pop radio, have this imagery of what beauty looks like," Knowles added.
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The Andela coding accelerator is shaping African programmers who work for global Fortune 500 companies.
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The binary spells out the first statement programmers traditionally learn how to display: "Hello world."
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The toll of China's heavy online censorship may not hinder the code-crunching of programmers.
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Today, the company changed that, announcing new support for Microsoft programmers using Windows Server 2019.
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We need more women studying code in school and working as programmers in every industry.
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Many of the characters, real people in her book, they're not just engineers and programmers.
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The programmers created a knowledge graph, which can be pictured as a giant treelike structure.
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Instead of operating in seconds, VFX artists, producers, and programmers will sometimes work in nanoseconds.
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Strategically, programmers would need to go where the money is big and play the numbers.
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Then there were issues making a story about computer coding and programmers engaging for audiences.
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Dialog completed a $600 million deal in April to transfer programmers and patents to Apple.
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CERN has also trained around 120 engineers, technicians, and programmers in penetration testing, Lueders added.
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The problem, of course, was the same as before: programmers are bad at estimating time.
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Programmers are optimistic that someday the cars will be able to handle even Beijing's traffic.
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The internet search provider told investors just how aggressively rivals were coming after its programmers.
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Some Israeli firms employ Palestinian programmers, and Israeli-Arabs increasingly work in the tech sector.
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His service, CoinCreator, allows non-programmers to build simple smart contracts in a few minutes.
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Each year an estimated 2,500 Indian software programmers apply for visas to work in Stockholm.
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It's not unusual for programmers found guilty of planting logic bombs to go to jail.
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A few talented programmers can build a product that the world's biggest companies might use.
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In addition, the proposal prohibits altering terms of contracts between programmers and pay-tv providers.
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Blackouts are considered to be a negotiating tool in carriage disputes between distributors and programmers.
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In tech's capital, even programmers with six-figure salaries are struggling to afford studio apartments.
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"They had, like, months to study the movie," Mr. Diaz said, referring to festival programmers.
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Take H1B admissions, which are dominated by computer programmers, software developers, and other technology experts.
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They have also installed programmers alongside dealmakers to increase productivity and give clients better advice.
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Computer programmers simulate such natural forces by designing in randomness, as exists in natural life.
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So why, suddenly, are they so eager to throw robots and programmers under the bus?
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Other programmers are also seizing on the newfound potential of in the natural history content.
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Dancers, choreographers, programmers and mere mortals stood around with bottles of beer, talking, talking, talking.
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Programmers at these 52 verdant acres have taken educational inspiration from the Harry Potter books.
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Usenet was designed to only share text, but programmers continued to improve on the technology.
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FuboTV, an online TV service, has raised $75 million from TV programmers and other investors.
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Computers see a surreal version of the world based on what their programmers feed them.
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The majority — about 2.8 million — are in service jobs, from health aides to computer programmers.
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Scraping is a rudimentary technique in which computer programmers can pull information off a website.
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Its argument is twofold: Students would benefit from these classes, and companies need more programmers.
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GE also has been laying off programmers at the GE Digital's San Ramon, California, headquarters.
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It was a quality that Steve Wood, one of Microsoft's first programmers, came to admire.
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At Goldman Sachs, he advocated for salaries for engineers and programmers that matched technology companies.
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In total, Netflix led all programmers with 17 Golden Globe TV nominations to HBO's 15.
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So you'll get refuse collectors from Virginia and computer programmers from California — a cross-section.
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He compared Facebook to cable operators like Comcast, which pay programmers to carry their shows.
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By the '80s, the early pioneering work done by female programmers had mostly been forgotten.
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With "Flinch," the streaming service's programmers dive straight into the deep end of the genre.
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Today TensorFlow is becoming the clear leader among programmers building new things with machine learning.
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Essentially, the FCC would eliminate differentiation between programmers and expose their proprietary programming and information to third parties so they can amalgamate it into a vast sea of grey goo on top of which their advertising will trump the rights of programmers and content owners.
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Machine learning is a set of techniques by which computer programs can improve the answers they give over time without requiring programmers to change the underlying code -- instead, programmers "train" the programs by feeding them massive amounts of data, and they improve on their own.
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What do you get when you connect a bunch of filmmakers with a bunch of programmers?
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First, the emotions of everyone on-screen, from programmers to Go players, feel authentic and honest.
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New programmers and distribution platforms are offering consumers increasing choices on what and where to watch.
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I've known programmers all throughout my life reporting about technology, which is about 25 years now.
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The International Finance Facility for Immunisation has also sold bonds to raise money for vaccine programmers.
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Other programmers who used to sell lots of stuff to Netflix are now rethinking that stance.
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Since then, programmers have been trying to build systems that could meet and beat that threshold.
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It's not easy, in this bro culture of engineering and programmers, to get to the top.
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The site offers free gamified challenges to 500,000 users as a way of helping programmers learn.
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Hartmut Neven, who heads quantum efforts at Google, says its toolkit is targeted at "professional programmers".
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How do we unlock skilled programmers, coming from nontraditional, but equally legitimate, paths, into our field?
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Changing the meaning and action behind that "X" is something porn pop-up window programmers do.
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This was the birth of the internet, and programmers' ambitions pushed the limits of the imagination.
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With Pinguin he can meet foodies and programmers and dog lovers worldwide or in his city.
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It had evolved into the largest app creation tool for non-programmers that was out there.
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Microsoft programmers could have used continuous integration before outside of CircleCI, but it was much harder.
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After just a month, she rose to number one on the site's list of iOS programmers.
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But a city can be friendly to programmers without erasing every other part of its culture.
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So they're like programmers who fork open a project because they can't agree with one another.
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We'll be sending in new engineers and programmers with you to make sure it's wired Christian.
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One way that tribes, from teens to programmers, signal membership of the group is through language.
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He fired shots at radio programmers for playing Led Zeppelin more than The Who after 1980.
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Why they did it: It's common for roboticists and programmers to look to nature for inspiration.
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Either way, Morris is clearly testing the boundaries of what country audiences and programmers will allow.
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Instead, it is meant to help more experienced programmers bridge the skills gap to deep learning.
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It will allow programmers to build "natural-language services to communicate directly with people," he explained.
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An example: When the Internet was created, you no longer needed programmers to write "networking" code.
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"Companies have no clue what their programmers do with their code on GitHub," said the researcher.
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Sometimes the most productive programmers are those who reduce code bases, make them shorter and denser.
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The key is programmers developing apps that smartly build the controller in as a contextual presence.
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Female computer programmers earned 28.3 percent less than male coworkers, on average, between 2006 and 2015.
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The search is on for the most creative, talented and inspired developers, coders, hackers and programmers.
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"He had a group of Romanian programmers in an office" in Manila, the source messaged back.
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It enables programmers to add international payments to any app by connecting to the Veem API.
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ElevenPaths cautions that metadata can be changed and otherwise fabricated by programmers, making it shaky evidence.
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For Predix to reach its potential, though, G.E. needs outside programmers to write software for it.
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Within vehicles, meanwhile, audio programmers continue to work on systems to reduce potentially hazardous sonic distractions.
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And other lawmakers have said they are concerned about how the proposal could impact minority programmers.
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They say that Wheeler's proposal will hurt privacy protections, damage intellectual property and hurt minority programmers.
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Government officials noted that it was not AlphaGo, but the human programmers, who won the matches.
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"How most companies build software is broken, programmers write code in single player mode," Slack said.
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And each is buoyed by its own community of programmers, bound into a subculture of sorts.
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What's great about it from a teaching perspective is it's extremely friendly, even for non-programmers.
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"Even the most advanced AI painting applications require human programmers, selection, curation and modification," he said.
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There's scientists, engineers, architects, software programmers — increasingly growing, particularly our App development in the app store.
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A penchant for understanding and breaking systems is in fact part of what makes great programmers.
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Programmers are still all over IRC, even if it never gained unicorn scale like Slack has.
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And, perhaps, this leak could eventually allow advanced programmers to emulate iOS on non Apple platforms.
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It's also making a push for individual programmers to begin making Applets through a "Maker" program.
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Programmers have raised over $3.2 billion this year by selling their own virtual currencies to investors.
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Fear of Conficker — the name was coined by Microsoft programmers combining "con," from the name TrafficConverter.
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But several programmers told VICE that designating theaters as either strictly repertory or commercial isn't realistic.
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More electrical engineers, programmers and cybersecurity specialists who can evaluate such cars have to be hired.
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Tara AI matches projects with freelance programmers who have the exact skills required to complete them.
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On top of all that, she's a woman and, as such, anathema to country radio programmers.
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The programmers shot foam darts at each other with big plastic Nerf guns, Mr. Weber said.
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But the job requirements of today's programmers show he was also wrong about working in tech.
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Help desk employees want to work and become programmers, they don't want to do mundane tasks.
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If/then logic is the foundation of the coding that computer programmers and other professionals use.
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Jobs such as computer programmers, actuaries and statisticians were among the most offshorable, the researchers wrote.
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"Programmers are scrambling to overhaul the open-source Linux kernel's virtual memory system," the report said.
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I think the Met is exactly right in terms of the curators and programmers it has.
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Microsoft's programmers presumably do, though, and the shocking thing is that they didn't see this coming.
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It's a team of talented programmers — many with experience in tech companies like Amazon or Facebook.
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By designing its platform to respond to the same set of programming commands as Oracle's Java system, Google allowed Java programmers to become Android programmers with minimal training — just as Borland's decision to copy Lotus's menu structure avoided unnecessary training for seasoned Lotus 1-2-3 users.
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Programming languages aren't copyrightable because they were only valuable insofar as many programmers could freely use them.
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The hacker ethic, the loose code that early computer programmers embraced, prized the free flow of information.
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If the programmers have to expand their collections, it's easier to go with something they're already using.
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In this model, the AGI would be motivated to spread itself across computer networks and evade programmers.
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Facebook machine learning programmers mostly don't hang with German VW automotive engineers or Japanese nuclear plant designers.
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"A simple start but one that will resonate with computer programmers around the world," the spokesperson continued.
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Rather than focusing on what programmers do, there's a persistent myth about what programming must be like.
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When I asked Plotz why he thought the workshops attracted so many programmers, he glanced at O'Brien.
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Even with the consulting work the programmers did on the side, gross revenues never exceeded $1 million.
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Bitcoin was supposedly created by an unidentified programmer (or group of programmers) under the name Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Some of the traditional traders were replaced by programmers who design and monitor the new trading algorithms.
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These symbols give programmers extra information about which functions and data a piece of code is calling.
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Booking agents, programmers, press promoters, managers, journalists, and musicians—none of them can exist without the rest.
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One of the former Imagine programmers, Ian Hetherington, went on to form a game company called Psygnosis.
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In the event, thanks to the efforts of thousands of programmers, the millennium bug was mostly dodged.
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During the "time out" in May and June, GE Digital's programmers made Predix more stable, they said.
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After a listener poll on the WDOK website supported this sentiment, station programmers decided to ban it.
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Obviously, both approaches are valid and important — few, if any, programmers write all the software they use.
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Blocking it entirely would cripple China's technology champions, whose programmers rely heavily on code shared on GitHub.
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Nationally, the average pay for software developers and programmers is $102,470, according to the US Labor Department.
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The exercise was a nod towards the term programmers use to refer to problems in computer code.
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"There has to be an incentive for all app developers, programmers, manufacturers to do it," said Bonaci.
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Fortunately, the programmers considered the stray requests expendable, and with each restart, they had been temporarily dismissed.
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The company does not charge developers for connecting to Veem, making it an attractive option for programmers.
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Java programmers would each have to write (or find) their own script to read and write files.
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Countries like Costa Rica and Brazil are filled with young, smart, well-educated programmers who are hungry.
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Instead, TheBlindGuide will hire visually impaired and disabled programmers — building tools for the impaired by the impaired.
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But it has also raised fears that AI-fuelled machines might exacerbate the prejudices of their programmers.
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It's so ubiquitous among programmers that prominent venture capitalists valued the company last year at $2 billion.
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Programmers and testers create the algorithm from scratch and make sure it works before it is implemented.
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Enroll in an online course — some of these have the leading coders and programmers to teach you.
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It was well received, and several programmers in the room offered to help Clemans improve the algorithm.
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Folks across all sectors – from farmers and factory floor workers to programmers and engineers – are losing out.
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The goal: a concise, creative resource for programmers and hackers built by the community, for the community.
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Both of us are recreational programmers (me much hackier than Parker, who actually works in the field).
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But I do have a suggestion for the programmers: build in at least 25 percent X factor.
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But when male programmers began to outnumber female ones, the job began paying more and gained prestige.
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" Two other points state that programmers should, "avoid harm to others," and "respect the privacy of others.
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Then she worked with Bitmoji's programmers to digitize the clothes, a process that took almost three months.
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It sifted through millions of possibilities that it created; it was not fed chess games by programmers.
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The platform is now the largest code repository on the internet, used by 2628 million programmers worldwide.
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The US government thinks educating future programmers on AI ethics will help solve our computers' fairness problem.
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A group of programmers, who call themselves "Robin Hood Group," executed the second hack on the DAO.
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But for a niche group of programmers, it's a collection of information that'll propel their research forward.
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Programmers flocked to air their grievances, compiling a list of Chinese companies that reportedly practice 996 working.
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A few Amazon programmers were there to mentor students, and a gaggle of reporters were taking photos.
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In 2015, it was released with much fanfare at the company's annual Microsoft Build conference for programmers.
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We felt that what the internet was really missing was a modern, constructive social platform for programmers.
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Yahoo employed a lot of programmers and produced a lot of software, of course — and still does.
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But there's little sign that these moves have changed the culture or improved morale among Yahoo's programmers.
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The technology platforms have become more powerful — and the fortunes much bigger — than the programmers ever expected.
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Some customers knew the employees "were North Korean computer programmers connected to the government," the complaint said.
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The PR1 inspired Willow Garage, a start-up funded by Scott Hassan, one of Google's original programmers.
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Open-source code is distributed free, and can be modified by far-flung programmers, under certain rules.
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In New York, a small group of film industry professionals — programmers, filmmakers, and curators — decided to help.
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This online bootcamp takes virtual students from novices to knowledgable C++ programmers with 47 hours of instruction.
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You're going to need computer programmers to learn the technical skills to make their algorithms less biased.
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The platform is now the largest code repository on the internet, used by 85033 million programmers worldwide.
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Spotify acquired podcasting companies like Gimlet Media and inked deals with programmers like Barack and Michelle Obama.
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There are countless programming tutorials on YouTube that let aspiring programmers watch others write and explain code.
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Governments can choke off apps and channels one-by-one, but talented programmers will always create another.
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It is what I eventually ended up doing at Microsoft, where I helped lead teams of programmers.
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Chivers mentions developments in the field of AI safety by training engineers and programmers and funding research.
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Employers increasingly hired programmers whom they could envision one day ascending to key managerial roles in programming.
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Well he was, but you don't think he's worried about people, computer programmers who could go anywhere?
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At the end of each sprint, programmers solicit feedback from users and incorporate it into subsequent sprints.
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A red flag for investors: Some of Roku's biggest programmers don't make Roku any money at all.
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Over the past decades, computers have broadly automated tasks that programmers could describe with clear rules and algorithms.
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It is prone to biases (which it has absorbed from both its environment and its mostly male programmers).
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We are each the programmers of our own internal algorithms, and improving ourselves is entirely up to us.
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Sling TV and programmers will share revenue for the standalone subscriptions, said Schlichting, who declined to provide specifics.
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Companies have recently begun releasing real, rudimentary 203-or-so qubit quantum machines that programmers can actually access.
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Thousands of the best hackers, developers, designers and programmers around the world can compete in our Virtual Hackathon.
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Table tennis has become a must-have for programmers stepping away from their computers to blow off steam.
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C# is popular with new programmers for good reason, which is why it's been around for a while.
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This ease of use used to be great for programmers but now Twitter has a huge bot problem.
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Saron Yitbarek is the founder of CodeNewbie, the most supportive community of programmers and people learning to code.
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Kantox is headquartered in London and has offices in continental Europe with many of its programmers in Barcelona.
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In 13, computer programmers were 12 percent of all H-1B applicants approved by the Department of Labor.
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Programmers have long known they could help minimize the authentication/fraud problem, while simplifying log ins, using biometrics.
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The new service enables programmers to control the location of where their code executes with some Javascript code.
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At a programmers' festival in November, animations on huge screens showed data crackling westward from Xi'an to Istanbul.
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JL: They're a classic example of founders who are programmers who built something to solve their own problem.
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Very little was known about the people behind TrueCrypt, he cautioned; the programmers who created it were anonymous.
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Rather, IBM programmers set up this command to create an instant Windows reboot while they developed the software.
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When I looked at the code of really experienced programmers, I'd admire how much more elegantly they wrote.
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Programmers will tell you there is a right way to write code: There's cool code and elegant code.
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So it's understandable that aspiring programmers flock to those two because of their immense popularity and widespread use.
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As users of algorithms rather than programmers or architects of our own decisions, our own intelligence become artificial.
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I can't remember the last time I actually pressed esc, though I do feel for programmers and engineers.
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He'd like to see it opened up to more people so that programmers don't have an unfair advantage.
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But sometimes it seems the programmers of these systems have never talked to a physician or a patient.
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Because he posted a blog about it, doubling down on his instructions to (predominately male) country radio programmers.
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Another area of growth right now is in technical jobs creating artificial intelligence, such as developers and programmers.
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For example, Wheeler promises that the FCC will honor the sanctity of contracts between programmers and video providers.
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NetEnt employs 750 people in Sweden and Malta and is expanding to Krakow and Kiev to find programmers.
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The company has created more than 30 courses that have taught over 2,000 programmers, according to its website.
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Needless to say, record companies, magazine and newspaper editors, television producers, radio programmers, and venue owners took note.
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It's what I imagine what would be playing at a rave populated solely by nerdy video game programmers.
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It sifted through millions of possibilities that it created; it was not fed chess games by programmers. Opinion
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One of the programmers, who we'll call "A," has announced he needs to go and do something elsewhere.
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I go back as far as, well, I was one of the programmers on Warcraft II. Wow, okay.
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By manipulating the different components, the programmers emulated the sensation of a mouth, a vagina, or an anus.
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That impulse does not make programmers any less patriotic or their advice any less relevant to national security.
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The algorithm gives programmers the option to de-bias their work—but it doesn't come with an obligation.
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She describes the difficulty of recreating that company culture with some programmers who have never experienced it firsthand.
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Some programmers look to coin offerings because they can raise money for projects that venture capital won't fund.
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The daily programmers are designed for pupils hoping to pass exams at the end of the school year.
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The capacities of autonomous weapons are designed by humans, programmers whose intentions are written into the system software.
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Some of the best-performing algorithms, such as neural networks, are not easily interpretable, even to their programmers.
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Programmers hunker down in low-slung Palo Alto office parks having signed a nondisclosure agreement at the door.
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It is a problem that has vexed multibillion-dollar corporations and the smartest computer programmers in the world.
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He and the other Adela programmers have been invited to backyard barbecues and nights out in downtown Austin.
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Programmers gradually adopted GPUs for applications used in, among other things, climate modeling and oil and gas discovery.
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And it also doesn't hurt that programmers often get hefty six-figure salaries in return for their contributions.
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Programmers then have to decide whether to start using the newer version, which often means rewriting old code.
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For more than three years, Russia scouted civilian programmers and even criminals as it expanded its cyberwarfare abilities.
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The concept is similar to Git, a tool programmers use to manage software development on platforms like Github.
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I finally found it in the least likely place: Microsoft Visual Studio Code, a code editor for programmers.
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I always saw underappreciated women programmers as a recruiting opportunity — you don't want them, then I'll take them.
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They are teachers, nurses, pilots, editors, writers, doctors, software programmers, graphic designers, social workers, pilots, architects and engineers.
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Thanks to the open source nature of its code, programmers have ported Doom to cameras, toasters, and thermostats.
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While construction and manufacturing employ thousands of engineers and programmers, employers in those industries still prize work ethic.
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Twitch's chat feature gives programmers another way to connect with each other, swap tips, or work in tandem.
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We should remember that our country needs electricians and computer programmers, just like we need doctors and lawyers.
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I think Masters of War would scare the wits out of radio programmers if it were published today.
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In the United States, by 1960, according to government statistics, more than one in four programmers were women.
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By the mid-'80s, some college freshmen were showing up for their first class already proficient as programmers.
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Sarboraria said the ruling bolsters copyright protection in the software industry, ensuring that programmers have incentives to innovate.
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It won't say which networks and programmers it is working with, or how much it wants to charge.
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Over the past decades computers have broadly automated tasks that programmers could describe with clear rules and algorithms.
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But makers — writers, programmers, and the like — have tasks that don't slot so neatly into hour-long chunks.
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"Programmers and distributors have to work in close collaboration to create any effective solution for this," said Disney's Connolly.
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Good programmers know this already, but writing a new application is a lot easier than fixing a broken application.
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This will unleash the creativity of programmers by allowing them to design applications that can function across all blockchains.
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The professional programmers offered nothing but praise, despite knowing that Pokora and Clark were using ill-gotten dev kits.
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With programmers looking for new ways to reach consumers, Sling TV has been steadily adding new partners and options.
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This decentralized set of programmers maintain the software behind bitcoin and they've opposed increasing the data cap per block.
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These programmers are experts in Java, which is used to code most business and enterprise-level software and applications.
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It's called ARKit—basically, it's a part of Apple's developer package to help programmers create awesome augmented reality apps.
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The country's technology sector is looking for about 20153,000 programmers, according to the Finnish Software Industry and Entrepreneurs' Association.
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Tap Systems, the developer of the Tap wearable keyboard and mouse, is releasing a developer SDK for interested programmers.
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Festival programmers will tell you that there's not that many great films out there, even with all this technology.
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Last summer, three dozen people, mostly programmers in their 20s, gathered in a rented house in San Leandro, Calif.
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In this system, programmers like Mr. Hearn, who often volunteered their expertise and effort, were viewed as neutral technicians.
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A few irate programmers asked him to remove the solicitation, which they saw as cluttering up their installation process.
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The researchers mention, for example, computer programmers, finance-sector workers, estate agents and entrepreneurs as careers requiring these attributes.
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Attendees of the conference came from diverse backgrounds, including engineers, programmers, roboticists, physicists, economists, philosophers, ethicists, and legal scholars.
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Researchers and programmers will have to ask themselves what safety and mobility trade-offs are inherent in autonomous vehicles.
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Stencyl I use Stencyl in my game design classes for teaching non-programmers how to make simple 2D games.
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The programmers who build these systems are writing what they call "validation logic" for each field you fill in.
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And now Linux is completely boring, a tool programmers use to spin up and down servers in a heartbeat.
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Like Black Mirror's Tuckersoft, Imagine Software was staffed by a group of young programmers made wealthy by their creations.
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So, as a much-belated apology to those programmers I harassed, I'd like to try and explain Docker now.
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Larger programmers are thought to have more leverage in negotiations with cable and satellite providers to carry their shows.
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Training statisticians on programming and programmers on statistics is a great "quick win" that can be extended more broadly.
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Across the U.S., 79 percent of all computer programmers are male, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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The government is now implementing a number of programmers to include them, like improving language skills and special training.
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It would be a space for musicians, like him, as well as Stanford's litany of engineers, scientists, and programmers.
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As a leader of a technology company and former head of engineering, I've hired many programmers during my career.
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For now, Quarks is just getting started, but IBM hopes to build a community of involved companies and programmers.
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Comcast, Altice and Verizon have brokered similar deals with some of the bigger entertainment programmers like FX and AMC.
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I mean, they have great programmers working on trying to extract that information, but it's an enormously difficult task.
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Linux was developed by a ragtag team of programmers scattered around the world, often working in their spare time.
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Three robots, named PLOT A, PLOT B, and PLOT C, were developed with programmers at the University of Liverpool.
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Are you familiar with the highly influential piece for programmers by Herb Sutter called "The Free Lunch Is Over"?
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Rox's Secret Code helps children visualize Black women as programmers, like those who participate in Black Girls Who Code.
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Students will become programmers and gain a better understanding of the skills required to land a career in tech.
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In a statement, Charter noted Netflix's support for the merger as well as backing from multicultural organizations and programmers.
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And because of an editing error, the article misstated the surname of an executive who supervises the music programmers.
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Opponents claim the the proposal would harm minority programmers and undermine copyright protections that exist in the current system.
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They say the plan also could upset the copyright protections for content and put minority programmers at a disadvantage.
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Yup, now thousands of devs, hackers, coders and programmers from around the world will compete in our Virtual Hackathon.
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He said the music expo had allowed him to meet producers and programmers, but nothing is booked for now.
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Separately, job gains were dominated by higher-paid workers in professional services, which include consultants, architects and computer programmers.
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The groups also worried that the deal would create incentives for AT&T to refrain from showing independent programmers.
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Providers have said the proposal would hurt copyright protections for content creators and strike a blow to minority programmers.
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Since 22, Mr. Reed has navigated the interests, and egos, of developers, chief executives, politicians, programmers, residents and artists.
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Seattle needed an end-to-end software fix, Wagers realized, and Seattle was also a city full of programmers.
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Mr. Downey says that he wants Mr. Pearlstine to hire about 25 journalists to work with around 75 programmers.
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But the programmers kept asking for higher fees, especially on costly sports rights, and that pushed cable bills higher.
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Teachers, first responders, restaurant workers and, surprisingly, computer programmers have the hardest time affording a home near their jobs.
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Tundra's team of musicians, sound engineers, programmers, and visual artists reassembled their dazzling Outlines installation for this year's festivities.
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Rather, its frontline combatants are programmers and hackers, the battlefield is cyberspace and the munitions are lines of code.
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That means creating the same kind of tools that help programmers code apps, but for musicians to compose songs.
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To do that, the Samba programmers reverse-engineered and then duplicated the functionality of the Windows file-sharing system.
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Despite high unemployment, nearly 330,000 jobs are unfilled as employers scramble to find programmers, drivers and other skilled workers.
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With freeze-dried percussion sounds and Auto-Tuned vocals, the production may suit radio programmers but dehumanizes the song.
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In 2012, he and a small team of linguists and programmers launched the precursor to FirstVoices Keyboards: FirstVoices Chat.
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Apple already has extensive data about many video programmers' apps, which it uses for its Siri-powered search function.
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But Mr. Lee and other investors and programmers worried that quickly expanding the Bitcoin network would threaten Bitcoin's independence.
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Programmers have already built thousands of so-called decentralized applications, or Dapps, that use the EOS and Ethereum tokens.
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Add the fact that there's currently a huge demand for programmers, and the career path becomes even more desirable.
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But Acorn's programmers, bless 'em, are back on Ms. Jensen's bandwagon with "Love, Lies & Records," starting Monday, Nov. 20.
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He pointed out that programmers fresh out of college who join up with Facebook or Google have nice perks.
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Women over-indexed in photos featuring nurses and librarians but were missing in photos featuring computer programmers and engineers.
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SEOUL, South Korea — They take legitimate jobs as software programmers in the neighbors of their home country, North Korea.
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However, the small independent and multicultural programmers that will be impacted and their supporters are telling a different story.
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We must ensure that minority programmers are not left behind and the ecosystem they have created upended and destroyed.
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Service industries, like computer programming, want to make it easier for Indian programmers to get temporary work visas there.
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There is a large pool of unemployed, underemployed and underpaid programmers looking for work in Eastern Europe's challenging economies.
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In sum: 15 local and international public artists; 15 local public programmers; 15 public parks; 15 city council districts.
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Wheeler argues the plan would protect copyright holders and not have an adverse on some programmers, as opponents suggest.
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There are trade secrets, concrete steps of wisdom or advice, that programmers pick up after years in the field.
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IBM&aposs Model Asset eXchange is a place where AI/ML programmers don&apost have to start from scratch.
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Some of Trump's aides doubt, however, that China will do enough to restrain North Korea's nuclear and missile programmers.
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Many of those immigrants are in the professional work force, including accountants, architects, computer programmers, doctors and scientific researchers.
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"After everybody's gotten wind of it through Spotify or YouTube," radio programmers "sort of jump on it," he continued.
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The FDA in March said cybersecurity vulnerabilities were identified in Medtronic's implantable cardiac devices, clinic programmers and home monitors.
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Small teams of programmers with little more than demoware have been bought for as much as a billion dollars.
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The FDA in March said cybersecurity vulnerabilities were identified in Medtronic's implantable cardiac devices, clinic programmers, and home monitors.
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Nintendo and its partners obviously needed to invest some cash in hiring programmers and designers to build the game.
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But contractors now make up a huge part of Google's workforce, from marketing and sales staff to computer programmers.
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At the heart of this argument is the concept of how copyright law applies to code written by programmers.
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Invited participants ranged from artists, curators, writers, filmmakers, professors, activists, and programmers, to architects and performers, with many crossovers.
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That's a common tactic to encourage programmers to try new software and, ultimately, contribute to it, adding new features.
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Philo is backed by cable programmers including Discovery, Viacom and AMC, which are often excluded from other TV packages.
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He co-owns Bit Source, a company in Pikeville, Kentucky (population: about 7,000) that re-trains miners as software programmers.
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The project is also on GitHub and other programmers might jump in to add additional mining filters in the future.
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The most sought-after roles range from electricians and carpenters to sales people and financial analysts to developers and programmers.
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The programmers are smart, super-competitive even with their friends, and a bit clueless when it comes to social cues.
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One idea swirling around: Should the programmers and data scientists massaging our data sign a kind of digital Hippocratic oath?
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Very quickly, they evolved beyond simple text games, as programmers started illustrating them and adding other dimensions to the gameplay.
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Image: James WoottonOther quantum programmers have joined Wootton in producing games on both IBM's quantum processors as well as Rigetti's.
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Cheng has been working on the Hillary 216 app since last August with a team of 10 programmers and designers.
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The Federal Communications Commission said the ban was "necessary" to ensure that independent programmers had access to monopoly cable systems.
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Now, the company is expanding its footprint by leveraging third-party developer shops to add additional programmers to its roster.
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The latest: two salsa-dancing programmers are putting Apple's ARKit to a clever new use with augmented reality dance lessons.
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Lång is also the artistic director of Scen3, a collaborative network in Scandinavia that brings together programmers, designers and musicians.
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In 1986 programmers at Nintendo partner SRD made a new game mechanic that featured vertical as well as side-scrolling.
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Experienced programmers can open up a Scratch program with Cubroid, and have their creations show off some more advanced functionality.
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The large high-tech firms are developing core platforms that help programmers build chatbots and plug them into new apps.
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Big mods are serious software projects, requiring programmers, artists, level designers and more, all of whom give their time free.
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Now, companies must prove that the programmers they're hoping to hire are doing special, complex jobs requiring unique technical expertise.
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Many of the tools programmers need won't be available until later this year, but Google says they're in the works.
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Then apprentices begin making salaries in the $55,000–$65,000 range, about the average pay for entry-level programmers in Boulder.
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Critics say that it tests the ability of programmers to find conversational hacks that can trick humans more than intelligence.
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The programmers tricked judges by having their bot identify itself as a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy named Eugene Goostman.
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In one example, the update would allow network programmers to suggest the new FX series Atlanta to the channel's subscribers.
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Vast experience has shown us that it is unrealistic to expect programmers to write secure code in memory-unsafe languages.
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Napolean considers these setups to be akin to modular synthesizers, with the operators acting a bit like early synthesizer programmers.
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Saron Yitbarek Saron Yitbarek is the founder of CodeNewbie, the most supportive community of programmers and people learning to code.
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At this point the number of employees skews towards developers and IT, with over 30 programmers and 10 infrastructure folks.
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I had a comfortable job as a technical author writing those huge, doorstop type books for programmers and web developers.
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It allowed me to talk directly to the decision makers — instead of programmers working on specific tasks assigned to them.
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But a 996 backlash surfaced publicly in April, when a group of programmers launched an online protest against the practice.
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The four Gazan programmers hired so far confirmed they were working for Mellanox, but didn't want to talk to reporters.
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Zurich-based DeepCode claims that their system — essentially a tool for analyzing and improving code — is like Grammarly for programmers.
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Perhaps 0.5% of the labour force are programmers, and most of them are working to maintain and fix existing systems.
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These, Apollo programmers had determined, were the most important of all programs, trumping even the software that ran the display.
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Programmers are now supporting those handling equity underwriting, leveraged buyouts and deals within the financial services and real estate sectors.
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Executives also note that programmers have been helping investment banking for over a decade, the cooperation has just intensified lately.
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Ultimately, Salesforce hopes these LoB employees will be able to build apps without the help of IT or trained programmers.
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Amazon built its headquarters in Seattle in 1994 partly because Microsoft's presence there had attracted many software programmers, Moretti notes.
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It appeals to programmers — at least one early Google employee who has retired from the company plays it full time.
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The British city of Scunthorpe has had a problem dogging it for decades, and lazy online programmers are to blame.
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Developed by Italy's University of Udine's Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) Lab, programmers sought to integrate airplane safety with a game.
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Both technologies help programmers build software more quickly and flexibly, and make it more reliable and less likely to crash.
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Bitcoin was created by libertarian-minded programmers with a deep suspicion of central banks and the national currencies they issue.
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Negotiations between content distributors and programmers have become increasingly fraught as more viewers opt to watch their favorite shows online.
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Already, the administration has hinted at revamping the H1B visa program for programmers and talent for tech firms from overseas.
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Opponents say that that proposal, should it be codified by a second commission vote, would hurt privacy and minority programmers.
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That task fell to a consulting company run by two veteran programmers and security experts, Robert Walker and Falcon Momot.
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A 2018 report from Trulia estimated that programmers in San Francisco can afford just five percent of homes for sale.
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In the past several years, the music of Franz Schubert has captivated classical-music programmers in New York and elsewhere.
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Sumana Harihareswara, an independent startup consultant and programmer said that Tech:NYC did not represent her or the programmers she knew.
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And I was the only graphic artist, together with...it must have been five programmers I think, and a producer.
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Investors generally buy the new coins by sending the programmers Bitcoin or Ether (the virtual currency inside the Ethereum network).
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Navarro recalled speaking to a group of Silicon Valley programmers and asking them if any of them had been fingerprinted.
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With fewer people paying for TV, programmers like Disney and Fox are seeing less carriage fees and lower ad revenue.
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You hire really good programmers to put that stuff there, but if reflects your taste and stuff to some degree.
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So new licensees and programmers are knocking on doors near their antennas and holding fund-raisers at the local brewpub.
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At the same time, nearly 330,000 jobs are unfilled as employers scramble to find programmers, plumbers and other experienced workers.
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Today, GitHub is used by a wide range in the tech community, from lone programmers to the nation's largest companies.
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Here, too, was a little slice of everyone: lawyers and construction workers, tech gurus, game programmers, students, housewives, schoolteachers, masseurs.
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That may also be why programmers use dark backgrounds for long coding sessions, to focus more easily on each line.
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Firms will need to work out how to support complicated computerised devices long after their original programmers have moved on.
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A general rule is that good programmers working under careful supervision average about one bug per 2,000 lines of code.
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Employing the programmers necessary to provide support for dozens of models for decades, he says, will be an expensive proposition.
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Compared with 15 years ago, older workers are much more likely to work as doctors, financial specialists and computer programmers.
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Opponents say they would rather eliminate the box altogether and that the plan could hurt content creators and minority programmers.
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Two-thirds of employees fall into a job group called 'professionals,' which includes includes non-managerial office workers and programmers.
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And of the 21 films vying for the top prize, the Palme d'Or, programmers picked only three directed by women.
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Of the 21 films vying for the Palme d'Or this year, for example, programmers picked only three directed by women.
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To paraphrase Claude Rains's Captain Renault: We suspect that Film Forum's programmers, under their cynical shells, are at heart sentimentalists.
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Festival programmers maintain that they don't pick female filmmakers on purpose — it just always seems to work out that way.
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At this point, not even our most overpaid programmers can make out the forest for the if/then decision trees.
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NBC is having success with "Stay Tuned" at a time when other programmers have struggled to make money on Snapchat.
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Yet for some problems—but only some—clever programmers or mathematicians can create algorithms that exploit the machines' quantum capabilities.
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This data can help software programmers train their systems to recognize patterns that in turn can lead to better care.
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The film will be among the 22016 feature-length works at the 211 Sundance Film Festival, the programmers announced Wednesday.
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The Mac Pro is a high-end computer for programmers, artists and other people who need a lot of power.
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The difference, if there is one, will be how much the bundles sell for, and which programmers are in them.
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Political commissars peer over the hackers' shoulders; programmers interrupt their cyber-pillaging to search for information on North Korean food rationing.
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Stuart Moulder At that time Microsoft organized by discipline—so, all programmers are here, all artists here, all game designers here.
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"The history of free and open source software is all about programmers fighting for rights," Gu told Motherboard in an email.
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Collaborating on freely available code enables companies and programmers to pool resources to solve common problems and avoid reinventing the wheel.
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Advances in cyborg technology are driven by members of the community itself, many of whom, as programmers, enjoy customizing their devices.
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Even with post-facto analytics, bots programmers can, and perhaps should, design bots so they do not display troubling emergent behavior.
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The details: The group of cable programmers is talking with four to six pay-TV distributors, in various stages of negotiations.
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Comprised of artists, programmers, and engineers, the collective creates work that both reflects on and challenges issues of the digital age.
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In this nascent environment, programmers like Wootton have already built gamified tutorials, citizen science experiments, text adventure games, and puzzle games.
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IBM has public-facing, 20- and 16-qubit devices, which programmers can play with and research using the IBM Q experience.
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So I learned in fifth grade and my parents were both programmers, so I always was going to be a programmer.
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One final shout-out across Europe to all the creative coders, hackers, programmers and tech makers who suffer from severe procrastination.
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The Nancy Drew character has been around for nearly 90 years, so it's understandable why programmers would keep returning to it.
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The new rules maintain prohibitions on selling services to foreigners—particularly galling for programmers and web designers—and on commercial imports.
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Netflix's strategy has been to offer a linear streaming service filled with both original content and licensed shows from other programmers.
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Now it's up to the makers, the designers, the programmers and the dreamers to make it happen in a sane way.
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Some will say that market economics tells us that programmers wouldn't have notoriously high salaries if there weren't a skills shortage.
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A truly self-driving car, after all, will have to be given ethical instructions of some sort by its human programmers.
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Advances in cyborg technology are driven by members of the community itself, many of whom, as programmers, enjoy customising their devices.
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So it's important to understand what the tech elite — not just rank-and-file programmers but affluent entrepreneurs — think about politics.
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The review panels for these included artists, cultural programmers, and academics from a variety of backgrounds, according to the program's website.
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So, along with a team of freelance programmers, he set about creating a prototype of an on-demand Q&A app.
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My hope is that it's impact emboldens programmers to keep taking risks to not only delight, but also challenge their audiences.
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On a more immediate note, it begins turning Chromebooks into workable devices for programmers who want to code for Google's platforms.
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This news comes from Stack Overflow—a popular online resource for developers—which issued a survey earlier this year to programmers.
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The Silicon Valley giants have armies of programmers, bulging cash reserves and deep experience in managing and profiting from consumer data.
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However, the contract never came through, and Unison president Hong Lu told his programmers to change up what they were releasing.
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A Google blog post describes the startup as an online community of data scientists and machine learning programmers, with 800,000 users.
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In Japan, it is charged only above required reserves and money supplied as part of the Bank of Japan's lending programmers.
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Infervision, which TechCrunch wrote about earlier, stations programmers and sales teams at hospitals to mingle with doctors and learn their needs.
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The programmers hope it can adapt to track the evolving sets of code terms used by racists to harass internet users.
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The sector employs people from a wide range of occupations, from field workers to computer programmers, truck drivers to office administrators.
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He explains that Clinc's platform allows programmers to drag and drop a restaurant's menu to add items to the voice service.
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It was the first broadly-available consumer electronics device, after all, that showed us that we could be our own programmers.
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Only 12 percent of the programmers surveyed on Hired's platform said that they were most interested in learning about the technology.
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This could have something to do with the Narrative programmers making her uber aggressive — not an attractive trait in a Madam.
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The solution is to move the processing down to the edge — something that can take two to six months for programmers.
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That said, the tech occupations with significant gaps include computer programmers (28.3%), computer aided designer (21.5%) and video game artist (15.8%).
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Engineers and programmers for these companies can help develop specialized uses of artificial intelligence that the OpenAI team might skip over.
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Nativefier does this thanks to a framework called Electron, which enables programmers to write desktop applications in JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.
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Because while Google's algorithms couldn't tell the difference between a bad article and a good one, its human programmers sure could.
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While Berlin is coming into its own as a tech hub, finding high-quality programmers and engineers remains a major challenge.
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A team of seven programmers work year-round to make it happen, plus 200 other full-time employees, plus 4000 volunteers.
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Not bad for a company that allows programmers to make and receive phone calls and text messages through an API service.
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Unless big corporations find new homes for their programmers in the heartland while avoiding false hope they will be left behind.
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Unlike, say, Internet Explorer, this browser is designed specifically for programmers — a telltale clue that its users are not typical shoppers.
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That could have far-reaching consequences by making it easier for non-programmers to teach robots how to perform certain tasks.
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Scalise cited concerns that the proposed plan could endanger consumer data, hurt small video providers and create difficulties for minority programmers.
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A team of 75 programmers, internally referred to as "strats," has been developing technology to make Goldman's elite dealmakers more productive.
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The license would be developed by a body created by pay-TV providers and programmers, according to a senior FCC official.
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Untangling spaghetti code in this way would not, of course, be necessary if researchers were better programmers in the first place.
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The industry launched an attack on the proposal on the grounds it would endanger copyright protections, user privacy and minority programmers.
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No matter how good programmers and engineers might get, that intimacy is something they'll have a hard time replacing with tech.
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Nike, the home of all things athletic, is joining the ranks of the programmers with its launch of open-source software.
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Nevertheless, the Straub-Huillet oeuvre, long championed by a devoted cadre of academics, programmers and fellow filmmakers, is having a moment.
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First of all, it means web programmers don't have to generate parallel development tracks, one for data and one for content.
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Algorithms in human affairs are generally complex computer programs that crunch data and perform computations to optimize outcomes chosen by programmers.
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We need more qualified and skilled workers across the technology industry, whether as cybersecurity experts, coders, software programmers, or any others.
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The programmers for tons of widely used apps and services use it as a cheap, flexible, on-demand source of storage.
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Ethereum has been really adopted as a software development company, so it's really loved by the developers and programmers out there.
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This expanded focus from STEM to STEAM is crucial because innovation is not solely the domain of entrepreneurs, engineers, or programmers.
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The company had opened its trove of data to programmers who wanted to build Facebook games, personality tests, and other apps.
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Looking at Nazha and his center's work at the Cleveland Clinic gives some perspective on what future doctor-programmers might do.
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Some programmers and other staffers at Google have voiced concerns about the company's work with the Chinese government to develop Dragonfly.
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Now, Sheth says, the challenge will be to help those programmers stay on top of the latest trends with the technology.
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Amy Frishkey, one of the programmers, understands the otherness of picking the music that people hear between the train-boarding announcements.
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We spoke to programmers and organizers of a handful of these events and asked them about their must-see films. www.kinofestivalnyc.
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"Bitcoin and other digital currencies are a fad that has attracted the attention of programmers, speculators, and early adaptors," Foster said.
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It's notable for its accessibility to neophyte programmers, and the civil, inclusive tenor of discourse within its community, particularly towards women.
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Creating software for quantum computers requires programmers to rethink basic principles that have held sway in "classical computing" for 75 years.
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"Several of our best programmers decided to move on and there was some creative turnover, as well," said the same source.
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This latter, centralized way of doing things saves work, obviously, but also guarantees some amount of consistency across programmers and programs.
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Eventually, Placement could move into working with programmers and designers, but it sees a big gap in assistance for business roles.
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The new tokens are usually designed so that they can be used only on a computing service the programmers are building.
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BET, another coin, is being designed to serve as the chips in an online casino its programmers are promising to build.
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Soon, others trickled in to help: programmers, engineers, owners of 23D printers, someone who works on spacecraft, a neuroscientist, a nurse.
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It's easier than ever for programmers to train computers to simulate all kinds of things for our enjoyment, education, and advancement.
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But one consequence of this was that Yahoo didn't focus as much as it could have on recruiting the best programmers.
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So the Raffs quit their jobs, hired a few programmers, spent months perfecting their technology and, in early 2006, unveiled Foundem.
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First off, better hope the programmers wrote that program right: Flaws in smart contracts have been the target of massive hacks.
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That means more programmers making more games for a wider audience — and a chance to get closer to that $1.68 million.
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A separate exploration team, consisting of 10 highly caffeinated British and American engineers and programmers, was dedicated to the subsea mission.
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A lot of people in Silicon Valley use programmers all over the world, and talentism is everywhere, that kind of thing.
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If you plan to advance your career, computer programmers can become analysts, software developers or the manager of an IT department.
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According to 2015 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average wage for computer programmers in the U.S. was $84,360.
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Unlike, say, Internet Explorer, this browser is designed specifically for programmers - a telltale clue that its users are not typical shoppers.
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Damien Riehl and Noah Rubin, two fellow musicians and programmers, developed an algorithm to come up with every possible music combination.
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If programmers "don't have clear direction, they're going to build something that affects peoples' lives in unexpected ways," Ms. Boyd said.
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If they can't hire the engineers and the programmers they need in Silicon Valley, they can move to Vancouver or Mumbai.
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Kirk had been head of programmers - which Goldman calls "strats" - who sell products for its bond-trading business in the Americas.
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They were also French – and the French banks were famous for hiring the best programmers and mathematicians as analysts and traders.
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Part history, part cautionary tale, the book shows the pitfalls of a world — and a way of living — designed by programmers.
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Although they do hire some entry-level programmers, they have been shifting their hiring to higher-skilled and better paid workers.
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A mysterious programmer (or group of programmers) going by the name Satoshi Nakamoto circulated a paper on a cryptography mailing list.
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Update: Tony Goncalves, AT&T's SVP of strategy for its entertainment group, says the company does have deals with some programmers.
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After the initial disaster, Obama recruited a team of elite programmers as part of a "technology surge" to save the site.
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An IDE can allow programmers to even observe code execution at extreme low levels, including physical processor registers and memory addresses.
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There are a bazillion questions, most with several good answers, posted to Stack Overflow by green programmers—often quite lazy green programmers—about how to fix such and such very specific bug or error, but there is much less out there about general approaches to the inevitable brick walls that every coder will eventually run into.
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But programmers say they need to work with cable operators like Charter to tackle the problem because distributors often have different approaches.
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To do so, he said, they might require the involvement of programmers as well as a "sustained infrastructure" that would allow modifications.
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And Bloomberg Business week goes inside North Korea's hacker army — the regime in Pyongyang has sent hundreds of programmers to other countries.
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But the programmers who contribute to the open source software project have not chosen to include features to block automated email signups.
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Sincerely,TomGenius co-founder & CEO * A couple different programmers have developed workarounds for people looking to disable Genius annotations on their articles.
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Programmers got a preview of Apple's latest software products at WWDC, the company's annual developers conference, held Monday in San Francisco, California.
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The core group of volunteers comes from various walks of life: Some are grad students, others are artists, filmmakers, and computer programmers.
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Should it be the goals of some American computer programmers, or the goals of ISIS or of people in the Middle Ages?
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Its original compromise with TV programmers was that it would switch users to the on-demand version of the show, if available.
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This latter is a crucial feature, as it means programmers can easily hire humans to interact with, test, and correct their chatbots.
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Calling all hackers, programmers and tech heads from around the world: The Hackathon at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2018 is a virtual reality.
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Per a recent report from Brookings, around 40% of the tasks done by computer programmers and web developers are susceptible to automation.
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Programmers for Spotify have talked at length about how their selections are determined as much by algorithms as they are by selections.
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She heard Steve Case talking to some of the programmers how fun it would be to add a voice to the software.
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Under the "spray and pray" approach, programmers instead sell ads based on "broad demographic data" about the viewers of a particular program.
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Over the years, programmers have developed algorithms to beat the Rubik's Cube in shorter, faster, and more efficient ways than ever before.
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But sometimes one emerges anyhow, brought on by some combination of the festival programmers' interests and what's going on in the world.
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The Virtual Hackathon includes literally thousands of the world's best tech-heads, coders, designers and programmers working feverishly to create incredible products.
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WITH ITS SNAZZY technology hubs and army of bright young programmers, Kenya can rightly claim to be east Africa's tech startup nation.
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Maybe this is just my generational blindness: most professional programmers alive today obviously got their start before Swift Playgrounds was a thing.
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Programmers are very clever, but they are not yet clever enough to anticipate the vast variety of contexts from which meaning emerges.
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The updated version also includes the Geany editor for programmers, and a few other tweaks to make a hacker's life more comfortable.
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While the original programmers usually release updates correcting those flaws, that does not mean the products utilizing that software implements those updates.
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Initially, the team's coders and programmers warned that it would be too hard to incorporate things like fire escapes and water towers.
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How far such programmers can hope to succeed in countries torn by competing visions of social, religious and cultural identity remains open.
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Ash Carter also founded, there's something called the Defense Digital Service, which is a bunch of programmers that work on IT issues.
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They also point out that Goldman has thousands of investment bankers around the globe, compared with just 75 programmers inside the division.
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"A lot of the best jobs were in the tech field, like web designers and programmers," said Jill Gonzalez, a WalletHub spokeswoman.
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Still, with tens of thousands of APIs in use in software of all sorts, many programmers are breathing a little easier today.
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Given the demands for new programmers across the economy, to most businesses it doesn't matter where the qualified new employees come from.
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These unexpected gifts were made possible by Net Yaroze, a dev kit that allowed indie programmers to create games for the PlayStation.
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" In a statement, Mr. Cue of Apple said, "We have more people than ever focused on podcasting, including engineers, editors and programmers.
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During the transitional period in Berlin's book, Silicon Valley executives and programmers show little concern for the core values of American democracy.
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GitHub is a cloud service that programmers use to store their software projects, share them and work on them collaboratively in teams.
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The letter also said that DISA was aware of the company's use of Russian programmers when the contract was negotiated in 2007.
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Nearly 60% of students said they want to pursue in-demand tech professions, such as becoming app developers, programmers and cybersecurity analysts.
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Markdown was a favorite of programmers writing documentation, which led them to include the functionality as an input option in their apps.
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Barely half of programmers in Chicago; Charleston, South Carolina; Minneapolis; and Newark, New Jersey, can afford to buy the median-priced home.
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Apple recently posted a job application for programmers with psychology and counseling backgrounds in order to turn Siri into a better therapist.
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"There's a lot of really good programmers here because that was the only thing we really had to do!" he told Motherboard.
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Because an army of sociopathic feminist programmers and campaigners, abetted by achingly politically correct American tech bloggers, are terrorising the entire community.
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But I wondered if, when writing sex scenes for video games, there is anything that programmers and writers alike simply cannot do.
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And apps that run on A.I. are certain to reflect some of the perspectives and biases of the programmers who create them.
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The influence of theaters like the Drafthouse and Nitehawk can already be seen in the next generation of film programmers and curators.
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After some initial performances, Ms. Menard found it impossible to convince the programmers of festivals or cultural venues to take it on.
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Programmers are making new offerings at a breakneck pace, despite little oversight and concerns that some may conflict with the regulator's advice.
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Low code/no code refers to tools that can help non-programmers build simple apps and automate common tasks quickly and easily.
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So, you can build an entire app or website from scratch without having to outsource work to programmers versed in other languages.
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On the other end of the spectrum were computer programmers and telemarketers — jobs that in many cases were already being sent overseas.
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Instead, the programmers are building online services similar to Wikipedia, which are intended to be open source and owned by no one.
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To find more programmers, scientists and engineers, we don't have to wait for the future generation of workers to come of age.
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At that time, he realize the majority of the programmers and designers he worked with in the digital space all used notebooks.
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The government's Innovation Authority forecasts a shortage of 21990,2120 engineers and programmers over the next decade in a market that employs 280,23.
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The horse purchases also came as North Korea is under strict international sanctions imposed over its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmers.
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She was among the first wave of computer programmers—when that term meant punching information on cards to be fed into mainframes.
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The game's developer, D-Pad, is made up of just five people: an art director, two programmers, a designer, and a composer.
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And from what I can tell, AT&T doesn't know, because AT&T is just starting negotiations with many big TV programmers.
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To be sure, programmers everywhere tend to build things with the same tools, which makes sense because software is a global industry.
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Neural networks are a type of machine learning where programmers build models that sift through vast stores of data and look for patterns.
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In a recent survey Stack Overflow, a forum for computer programmers, asked over 50,000 users in nearly 200 countries a battery of questions.
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In a future where carbon prices and climate change are almost guaranteed, that's something that should greatly concern bitcoin users, programmers, and advocates.
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It requires expensive programmers steeped in cybersecurity techniques to continually run intricate testing to keep even with or not too far behind hackers.
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That convoluted metaphor turned into a philosophy that many programmers took to heart, and it has driven airplay for women down for years.
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In the late 1990s, former Soviet states were as flush with smart young programmers as they were impoverished of high tech career opportunities.
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And the higher-income jobs that are created, like software programmers, require skills that those who have been laid off simply don't have.
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In a memo released last week, United States immigration officials moved to clarify the process for vetting H-1B visas for computer programmers.
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We have the best radio programmers, music directors, and program directors who are out there curating every single day for their radio stations.
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On Reddit, where hundreds of people actively discuss their experiences on dozens of threads dedicated to aphantasia, many report to be computer programmers.
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Right now, thousands of hackers, programmers, designers and developers are creating amazing products, and we can't wait to see what they dream up.
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To help you along the way, we've also rounded up some of the best online courses specifically curated for programmers and ethical hacking.
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In May, researchers found that pacemaker programmers could intercept the device using equipment that cost anywhere between $15 to $3,000, reported Ars Technica.
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Programmers and engineers and small business owners, they pay their fair share to support our military, who show courage and sacrifice every day.
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Python made its debut in 1990, and since then it's been focused and refined by some of the brightest programmers in the industry.
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After this scandal, a few companies finally stepped up to contribute a bit more to OpenSSL so the project could hire more programmers.
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I also really believe we're not in a world anymore where somehow the internet is the realm of geeks, hackers, coders, and programmers.
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Lavabit was first launched in 2004 by programmers who had concerns about Gmail's security, and allowed its 410,000 users to encrypt their emails.
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Avi Hasson, Chief Scientist of the Ministry of Economy, said that the country is facing a shortage of about 2300,2288 engineers and programmers.
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A glitch in the Post Office's internet tools left users' information accessible to programmers working on apps, independent security journalist Brian Krebs reports.
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Now imagine the possibilities when thousands of highly motivated coders, hackers and programmers around the world focus their talents in a global Hackathon.
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She heard Steve Case talking to some of the programmers [about] how fun it would be to add a voice to the software.
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Carlston had to fish the code for the game A.E. (Japanese for stingrays) out of [programmers] Jun Wada's and Makoto Horai's wastepaper basket.
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Philip Price ended up leaving the game industry in the middle of The Dungeon's development; two other programmers finished the game for Datasoft.
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Women are statistically better programmers then dudes, but the gender bias, and the systemic sexism inherent in the industry, are keeping them down.
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Even so, Scott's video is worth watching, both as a lesson in how computers intrepret time, and a cautionary tale for programmers everywhere.
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These "civic hackers"—that is, politically minded computer programmers with an activist ethos—built a citizen auditing system for Taiwan's central government budget.
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Although traditional programmers like Turner maintain "massive inventories of advertising," they lack the type of fine-grained data necessary to generate targeted ads.
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Now its creators, SoftBank Corp, have started offering a kit, Pepper SDK for Android Studio, that will allow programmers to develop new tasks.
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Negotiations between content distributors and programmers have become increasingly fraught as more viewers become 'cord cutters,' opting to watch their favorite shows online.
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For people who need high-end, extreme-performance workstations — animators, programmers and designers — Apple revealed a new Mac Pro desktop tower in June.
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And if you go back even further in the '40s and '50s, actually men, to be fair, focused on hardware ... Women were programmers.
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Then, Winston starts feeding the design team some brilliant code… and programmers outside the company, including one of Milo's friends, start dying. Coincidence?
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Thousands of the world's most talented developers, programmers, hackers and tech makers can participate and submit their hacks from anywhere in the world.
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Along with a group of science-fiction authors, futurists and computer programmers, Mr Son is an exponent of the idea of the Singularity.
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Today, a California jury found that the APIs Google used were protected under Fair Use, legally reinforcing a commonly accepted practice among programmers.
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Without adequate computer science courses in schools, and the skills becoming clearly critical future employment, Juni could educate the next generation of programmers.
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Expanding access for talented programmers to come to the U.S. is at the top of the list of issues for many technology companies.
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It is the difference between all of those media people, old and new, and programmers and executives at companies like Google and Facebook.
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These two factors, speed and the ability for programmers to easily weave Checkr into an app, are two of its biggest selling points.
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It is, according to DiffBlue cofounder Daniel Kroening, something programmers tend to dislike because it's labour-intensive and less satisfying than coding itself.
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The TRON command itself is obsolete, but the idea behind it remains probably the most popular debugging technique used by programmers and engineers.
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He was in the Lerner Hall auditorium surrounded by a large flock of programmers belonging to a special branch of the field: cryptology.
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Somewhat symbiotically, it could even serve as a resource that programmers can use to train A.I. in the development of image recognition programs.
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While BAMTech is becoming more of a rights owner, Winnick said he wants to focus on being a pure technology provider for programmers.
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These programmers might work for companies that compete with each other, or they might volunteer to create something new that's then given away.
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The App Store recently featured the lead programmers for EA and the popular Madden NFL Football at the start of the football season.
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Access to the real quantum computer will also reveal errors or "noise in the system," which can help programmers refine their quantum algorithms.
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Programmers focus on developing IoT solutions at an abstraction level that represents devices, while the framework handles the mechanics of communications and security.
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While there are obvious educational benefits here, it's important to keep in mind that there are still significant limitations for aspiring iOS programmers.
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In one scene, Hunter and his friends play FIFA at his apartment, and debate whether the game's programmers have correctly rated their skills.
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These folks are often full-time programmers who love the game, and so younger kids and teenagers wind up in conversation with professionals.
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Losses in spending power could push the developers and programmers the country needs to transition from a manufacturing-focused economy to look elsewhere.
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WATTENS, Austria — A group of millennial programmers swapped jokes recently in their office's well-stocked kitchen while preparing salads for a weekly barbecue.
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If it can do that, surely its programmers can train the software to spot bogus stories and outwit the people producing this garbage.
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"I can see programmers and cultural movers in Hong Kong and China being caught in a complex web of constraints," Mr. Chan said.
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The idea is to take robots from the hands of the niche community of roboticists, and put them into the hands of programmers.
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Go has been seen as the last great challenge in computer programmers' efforts to create software that can outwit humans in board games.
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The app, which was introduced in October, offers videos from Comedy Central, Vice and other programmers, as well as basketball and football games.
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Why should voice actors be able to make demands, but not programmers, artists, level designers, and the other professionals that make video games?
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The "strong relationships with programmers" Cannon mentions is clearly illustrated by the feature that has NFL fans talking: the inclusion of NFL Network.
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They want to take the same ease of development APIs have given programmers in a mobile context and bring that to web development.
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Main image: The programmers in a London cab, heading for the European Computer Trade Show to demo the game for the first time.
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It is possible that multiple programmers shared the same code, or even that it was painstakingly recreated to confuse investigators, according to BAE.
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Programmers sometimes conceptualize their software as a structure of layers ranging from the user interface, at the top, down through increasingly fundamental strata.
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Took significant stakes in the content company, the programmers and set up that distribution model that has made so many people very wealthy.
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The programmers raise money by creating and selling their own virtual currency, generally with rules similar to well-known virtual currencies like Bitcoin.
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Human programmers might be able to tweak their learning algorithm to account for this, but eventually they risk nullifying the reward function completely.
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So Adam and Shivaun, who took Adam's last name after marriage, approached the problem like two good programmers: They designed a dating app.
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It's based in Palo Alto and employs an army of programmers to design everything from its touchscreen interface to its self-driving software.
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Since then, Apple has begun talking to programmers about providing metadata about what's in their apps so that Apple could build a guide.
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We should, moreover, adopt stronger Equal Employment Opportunity reporting requirements for companies on the number of programmers they hire by country and location.
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Programmers, entrepreneurs and scammers have raised over $3.5 billion through coin offerings this year, according to Coindesk, after rising out of almost nowhere.
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These doors were typically used for an "entry page" that bedroom programmers thought would be charming in the years of dial-up internet.
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"We're expressing ourselves very gently, as programmers tend to do," said Suji Yan, the founder of a start-up in Shanghai called Dimension.
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It's the fastest-growing programming language, according to GitHub, the "Facebook for programmers," growing over 2 1/2 times in the past year.
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So they hired these two psychologists, William Cannon and Dallis Perry, to come up with a personality test to screen for good programmers.
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Not only does Andela instruct people in person, but 298,703 aspiring programmers across Africa have used its free online learning and training tools.
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The problem is that it appears the demand will soon outstrip the supply of programmers available to build the tools those companies need.
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There, he built credibility in Silicon Valley for adapting workplaces to fit the needs of legions of computer programmers and other tech workers.
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In the SRLabs case, adding the "�" character to various commands allowed programmers to keep an app open much longer than it should be.
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That's partly because American programmers still overwhelmingly favor English-language shows, though streaming services do make a wealth of non-Western series available.
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But just as these people were supplanted by autoworkers, Python programmers and people running video-streaming services, new jobs will replace those lost.
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As engineers and programmers have become more vital, so too is the need to integrate them into the broader culture of a company.
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Many are Indian software engineers and computer programmers recruited by American technology companies that say they cannot find enough talent in this country.
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Apple enlisted software programmers, automotive engineers, rocket scientists and the industrial-design team of Apple's design chief, Jonathan Ive, to reimagine the car.
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Lee explains that cable programmers typically sell the channels to the cable networks in bundles and that's how they are presented to customers.
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Despite this, most experts involved in this work — be they programmers or doctors — are still cautiously optimistic about AI's potential in health care.
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Shortly after his own near miss with offshoring, he was hired by another American company to manage a team of programmers in India.
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As cord-cutting continues eating away at linear TV, traditional programmers are looking to offset declines in viewership and revenue with AVOD services.
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As programmers become only more vital to the functioning of the global economy, so too does the demand for open source software increase.
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Grammarly, which Tetreault joined in 2016, was founded in 2009, in Kiev, by three Ukrainian programmers: Max Lytvyn, Alex Shevchenko, and Dmytro Lider.
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Few of the screenings in the BAM series are world premières; rather, the programmers scoop up notable movies first seen at other festivals.
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Some of the best software engineers and programmers were concentrated there, along with venture capitalists who understood early the potential of the internet.
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Because older computers (pre-1990s mostly) could not store very much information, programmers at the time used two digits to represent a year.
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But bias in the digital sphere is structurally different from that in mass media, and a lot more complicated than what programmers believe.
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The programmers of MoMA's annual nonfiction festival have emphasized the work of female filmmakers, who constitute a significant number of the featured directors.
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With its huge share of the TV market, Charter won't be allowed to restrict programmers from distributing their content online and through cable.
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Sure, younger programmers can squeeze into tinier and more strained living situations, but that becomes harder for people who want to start families.
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Agile programmers break their work into two-week "sprints," each of which is designed to deliver one concrete feature or enhancement to users.
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So here are two questions for a Roku investor: Right now, five programmers account for roughly 70 percent of the company's streaming hours.
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