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by pessimizer
1776 days ago
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Computers don't have a private life, and applying the word "learning" to what they do is a convenient metaphor. Computers read, process according to predefined algorithms, and output. A computer "learns" code when it comes over a wire in pieces over a bus, and writes code when it transmits it over a bus to a another device. |
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