Re:Scientists 'Inject' Information into Monkeys’ Brains
by bryanrasmussen on Friday December 08, 2017 @06:39AM
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I don't think at the speed of thought means you need to verbalize in your head each bit of your code. You can perhaps visualize it. I can think of a snippet of a for loop a lot quicker than I can make the individual declarations of that loop.
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Re:Scientists 'Inject' Information into Monkeys’ Brains
by Ygg2 on Friday December 08, 2017 @06:57AM
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You need to write code, to be read possibly by people without brain implants.
Re:Scientists 'Inject' Information into Monkeys’ Brains
by nnq on Monday December 11, 2017 @08:03AM
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Hmm. That actually opens up a solution: remove the requirement you mention, and we might have sizeable benefits from 1st gen implants in jobs like coding too, we'd just need to switch/translate to languages specifically designed to the make the bes of the implant's particular characteristic.
Though that would soon turn into the mother of all "technical" debt issues...