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Artificial Intelligence: Expectations vs. Reality

Let’s face it; we humans can be drawn to exaggerate and over-generalize when it comes to modern technology, especially during its early-adoption, nascent phases. This is understandable, many major tech introductions have the potential to change the way the world works or how we execute specific tasks. For that particular reason, the uprise of not-seen-before technologies can create ripples…
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6 Ways To Improve Your C++ (And Neural Network!) Knowledge

Hello C++ Developers, LearnCPlusPlus.orgis packed full of great articles on new modern C++ topics for professionals and beginners. In this article, we point you toward some recent great posts about how to open old project files like *.mak and *.bpr files, how to create a DLL in FMX projects, and 64bits VCL Component. Do you want to set the runtime process priority of your applications in…
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How To Migrate Legacy C++ Apps To Unicode

This brief article focuses on helping you migrate your legacy C++ IDE applications to Unicode. Based on information from the Embarcadero consultants here you will find tips, tricks, and techniques to migrate legacy C++ Builder apps to a newer version. We will look at…
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How To Change Your Background On Windows

Vaporwave and synthwave, which combine futurism and nostalgia, have become popular in recent years. We commissioned a Brazilian artist to create a vaporwave aesthetic for RAD Studio, Delphi, and C++Builder. What better way to mark the occasion than with some vaporwave desktop wallpapers and Win32 API calls? There is a separate wallpaper for RAD Studio, Delphi, and C++Builder, so you can choose…
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Six Top Tips On How To Use std::vector And AI In Modern C++

Hello C++ Developers, Here is a round-up of some recent posts about thestd::vectorin C++. For the professional developers, we have Parallel STL Algorithm example sort and ANN example for vectors. Vectorsare the modern way to use datatypes. They are found within the<vector>library. They are the same as dynamic arrays and they can resize themselves…
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