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They should invent some kind of AI-spectacles which can directly pinpoint/highlight the buggy piece of code, while debugging. Should have the ability to read the coder's mind, to understand expected behaviour.
Or, does this already exist?
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Amarnath S wrote: Or, does this already exist?
@OriginalGriff has a cat that's quite adept on the keyboard. 
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Amarnath S wrote: Should have the ability to read the coder's mind, to understand expected behaviour.
To read shouldn't be that difficult. To understand it... that's another thing  
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
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On second thoughts, such a device would be harmful to coder's careers. A single coder wearing this AI-spectacles could potentially displace many coding jobs.
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I'd love to have a pair of these, but not at $4,800 US.
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Geez, ok, that's cool but it seems like it takes the fun out of doing the identification oneself. In 5-10 years, nobody will be able to do anything without AI. And yeah, I mean anything. 
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Actually that was my thought also. Not my thing but from what I have seen identification is only a small part of what people enjoy about it.
Not to mention that at least some people already have expensive equipment used just to see the birds from a distance, so how do these match that quality?
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jschell wrote: identification is only a small part of what people enjoy about it.
The identification can be a big part of it if the birder has a list of species he wants to see in his lifetime. But that's only when spotting birds that you don't usually see everyday.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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THe second one was a very lucky guess - a dozen or so possibles for my starter.
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So many people have it in two guesses today 
Also, is it just me or did they change the font?
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To see through all the BS that's shown on TV!
As the aircraft designer said, "Simplicate and add lightness".
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You can put it backward to look at people's backsides.
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You can be certain that there is no one hiding in the display?
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I do not want to be the boring guy here, but it does look awesome. I would not throw it away if I got one as a present.
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I think the point is that some people don't want an ugly black panel in the living room when the TV is off.
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...instead, they'd rather see a bunch of cables dangling off the backside of a transparent screen?
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Well then you could see the cat (or other mischievous pet) playing with those cables.
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