Moves the complexity to unlocking a phone and starting an app.

Moves the complexity to unlocking a phone and starting an app.

Transparency on this sort of thing is the best way to address negative company sentiment.

The author favors the “public benefit” part, but less so the “venture-backed for-profit” part, is my speculation. Likely the reason for the disapproval of the finance types and the title “I’ve sold out”.

Their intention to release products that provide a return for their backers, using a “free with paid premium” model.

You (are required to) treat your code as having to fulfill both functional requirements and declared non-functional requirements, including measures of maintainability, reliability, performance, and security and (regulatory/legal) compliance.

I hear little from those involved with enterprise or line-of-business applications discussing their findings. Forums like this are dominated by SAAS, tool makers, computer and data scientists, and infrastructure concerns.

Anyone using AI with large, complex business systems?

It should be Useful, Accurate, Consistent, Available and Usable.

Doesn’t AI just largely help quickly deliver Available and (to some degree) Usable?

I bet it doesn't achieve a single successful (long term) trading strategy for FUTURE trades. Easy to derive a successful trading strategy on historical data, but so naive to think that such a strategy will continue to be successful in the long term into the future.

If you do, come back to me and I’ll will give you one million USD to use it - I kid you not. Only condition is your successful future trading strategy must solely be based on historical data.

I wonder why? Also, perhaps worthwhile putting this at the very top of the page, rather than the very bottom.

Modern human programming has devolved to nothing more than modeling problems and systems using lines of code, procedures, sub-routines and modules, utilizing a “hack it till it works”(tm) methodology.