How did you manage to turn "increase their lowest price to appear on Amazon" into "incentivise sellers to have their lowest prices on Amazon"?

There is a great research paper on the topic https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10792139/#:~:text=T...

I clicked the link but missed the show. I'd like to revisit the project when there is something to look at and listen to.

There is no limit to the ignorance of stock-market investors.

Regarding high-quality commercial Linux software: SideFX Houdini offers a relatively affordable Indie license and is fantastic for most kinds of 3D work, compositing, and post-processing tasks. It’s also fully procedural and scriptable, which really makes my brain buzz.

Who are you talking to? If this is meant for Gore Verbinski, he won’t read it, and even if he did, he wouldn’t understand it.

The requirement to recompile the engine makes this feature non existent for a film crew.

I don’t think the article does justice to the declarative programming approach. The title feels more like clickbait for programmers.

Can someone shed some light on what is declarative in this example? I’m a bit puzzled.

The article talks about something I’ve never seen before: anti-AI hype in software development. It feels like a programmer writing from inside a bubble.