Got fidgety on the train, and just wanted to write code, on the way down to Portland for ML4ALL so I wrote up some decision tree code on determining what IDE’s I want opened up. Ya know, if you do something more than twice it needs automated, so I’ve started the process of automating all startup and shutdown tasks for a day’s coding. Simplistic geeky train geek code fun code is fun geeky train code. Cheers!
[sourcecode language=”cpp”]
package main
import (
“time”
“fmt”
)
var sessionMinimal, sessionMedium, sessionLong, sessionZone time.Duration
var language string
func main() {
sessionMinimal = 15
sessionMedium = 45
sessionLong = 90
sessionZone = 180
language = “golang”
openIde(“golang”, 200)
}
func openIde(languageStack string, expectedCodingTime time.Duration) {
var ide string
switch {
case expectedCodingTime sessionZone:
ide = stackSpecific(languageStack, false, true, true)
fmt.Printf(“Launching: %s”, ide)
}
}
func stackSpecific(language string, fastLaunch bool, featureRich bool, introspective bool) string {
if fastLaunch == true && featureRich == true && introspective == true {
return “\n\nCome on, you know better. You get at best two out of three.\n\n”
}
if fastLaunch == true && featureRich == true {
return “Visual Studio Code”
}
if featureRich == true && introspective == true {
switch language {
case “SQL”:
return “DataGrip”
case “C”:
return “CLion”
case “Python”:
return “PyCharm”
case “golang”:
return “Goland”
case “java”:
return “IntelliJ”
case “scala”:
return “IntelliJ”
case “kotlin”:
return “IntelliJ”
case “dotnet”:
return “Rider”
case “csharp”:
return “Rider”
case “fsharp”:
return “Rider”
case “vbnet”:
return “Rider”
case “javascript”:
return “Webstorm”
case “hcl”:
return “IntelliJ”
case “ruby”:
return “RubyMine”
case “swift”:
return “AppCode”
case “obj-c”:
return “AppCode”
default:
return “IntelliJ”
}
}
if featureRich == true {
switch language {
case “swift”:
return “AppCode”
case “obj-c”:
return “AppCode”
default:
return “Visual Studio Code”
}
}
if introspective == true {
switch language {
case “swift”:
return “AppCode”
case “obj-c”:
return “AppCode”
default:
return “Visual Studio Code”
}
}
if fastLaunch == true {
return “Sublime”
}
return “No IDE for you.”
}
[/sourcecode]
The real breakthrough for the modern Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technology explosions started back in 1943 when researchers McCulloch & Pitts came up with a mathematical model to represent that function of the biological neuron; nature’s gift that allows all life to operate and learn over time. Eventually this research would then give birth to the Artificial Neural Network (ANN).
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