AI will start to be seen as a 'boomer' and a low-quality term. Manual and human work will become more valued.
Readit Newseuparkeria commented on Ask HN: What are your predictions for 2026? · Posted by u/mfrw
euparkeria commented on Why are there no good dinosaur films? briannazigler.substack.co... · Posted by u/fremden
I still cannot understand how good movies with dinosaurs are so rare. There are dozens of great movies with zombies, and the concept is very simple: people running from the infected. Why running from dinosaurs is different?
It reminds me the game Parasite Eve.
euparkeria commented on Birds in Space II: Quails in the Cosmos (2011) finchwench.wordpress.com/... · Posted by u/cubefox
I don't know if it's on purpose, but the OP shares a title with one of my favorite paintings, Miró's "Birds in space II" [O]
[0]: https://www.museoreinasofia.es/en/collection/artwork/oiseau-...
Loved that painting.
euparkeria commented on What are the must read academic papers in computer science? · Posted by u/euparkeria
Engineering & Technology wiki is one place to start [0][1][2]
[0] : https://ethw.org/Category:Computing_and_electronics
Thanks!
It'so cool, love it.
euparkeria commented on What are the must read academic papers in computer science? · Posted by u/euparkeria
A Mathematical Theory of Communication (1948) by C. E. Shannon [0][1]
Information theory: a Tutorial Introduction (2nd Edition) by James V Stone bit more modern introduction/hands-on approach.
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[0] : paper : https://people.math.harvard.edu/~ctm/home/text/others/shanno...
current book version of paper is 16th addition.
[1] : Why [0] matters : https://www.quantamagazine.org/how-claude-shannons-informati...
Thanks, i did not knew him.
euparkeria commented on What are the must read academic papers in computer science? · Posted by u/euparkeria
Ideas that Created the Future by Harry Lewis has been a great read, I highly recommend it. It is a book full of the most influential papers for the field of computer science, according to the author. The author is a professor of computer science. He does a great job placing each paper in context and history, as well as explaining any dated concepts that modern developers aren't necessarily familiar with.
Thanks! I will take a look.
euparkeria commented on Life-like particle system ventrella.com/Clusters/... · Posted by u/NonZeroSumJames
I love gene pool, another program made by this guy.