Cyber Quotes

"Artificial intelligence may grow in most areas of intelligence, but this system would still need the guidance of a man (Mark Anthony Graham)" Hello folks, in today's article I will discuss whether artificial intelligence is better than the human mind. You may probably draw your conclusions as I walk you through the various concepts and facts. We would look at the human mind and the mind of the Ai. The capacities and weaknesses of both worlds, also I would draw my conclusion on which intelligence is the best so far, whether Ai or the Human mind or brain. Let's dig in😀 What is intelligence? Intelligence can be broadly defined as the ability to acquire and apply knowledge, think and reason abstractly, solve problems, adapt to new situations, learn from experience, and demonstrate understanding and comprehension. It encompasses various cognitive abilities, including logical reasoning, memory, perception, language skills, creativity, and emotional intellig

A well-planned and executed loop can save you days of repeated tasks, a wrongfully executed loop can cause you loss of biological and machine resources. (Mark Anthony Graham) Introduction Loops in computer programming are like a set of instructions that can be repeated over and over again. They're like a helpful tool that programmers use to make their work easier. With loops, programmers can avoid doing the same task over and over manually. Loops are important because they allow us to do things again and again until a specific condition is met. This is really useful when we need to work with a lot of data or when we have to solve a complex problem that requires multiple calculations. The great thing about loops is that they save time and help us write shorter and more organized code. They do this by automating repetitive tasks. Instead of writing the same code again and again, we can write it once and tell the loop to do it multiple times. This makes our code more e

  "Reuse engineering is best for the very basic parts of systems, if it not for a basic part then you may likely have some issues" Mark Anthony Graham Introduction Reuse engineering, or software reuse, is the process of using existing software components, frameworks, and libraries to create new software systems. It's like building something new using parts you already have. This practice helps developers work more efficiently, make software easier to maintain, and improve its overall quality. By reusing proven components, developers can save time and effort, reduce costs, and create software that is reliable and consistent. It also encourages collaboration and knowledge sharing among developers, leading to better outcomes. The goal of reuse engineering is to maximize the reuse of software artifacts rather than starting from scratch for every new project. It promotes the idea of building software systems by integrating and modifying existing components rather t