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Xaris1331 → DeadLine
Hello DeadLine, First of all congratulations on your work in the tutorial "C# Tutorial - Drawing rectangles with the mouse". It was very helpful and I learned many things. That's the reason I am writing you this message. I would appreciate some help on how to make the drawn rectangles stay as they are, after we refresh the form. In other words, I want everything I have drawn not to be erased after I create a new rectangle. Thanks in advance.
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Sundance
Last status I posted I said I would be active, could not have been more wrong!
Aug 28 2015 02:13 AM
Upstream
True or just funny? One day programmers will become obsolete as they make errors and programs don't :D
Jul 10 2015 06:09 AM
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Upstream
:D but it's not so strange. Guys at Google in jobs like head of dev team important stuff have whole video's with them explaining that it's that the question is that if we ar not already part of an aware machine transcending our own awareness. Like: does a neuron know it's a neuron and if so are we something like a big neuron? Really, executives etc are wanting to know if: is Google alive! :D
Aug 28 2015 04:46 PM -
DarkLordCthulhu
I think it's scary as **. Imagine if artificial intelligence creates a world where human intelligence is no longer valued. People like us will have to spend our lives in minimum wage customer service jobs rather than doing what we love.
Sep 12 2015 10:49 AM -
Upstream
DarkLord: but assume the positive scenario: machines are wanting to create things that it needs, want's etc. What would it make for us then? Lot's of south park and lot's of stuff not suitable for public posting;)
Oct 12 2015 11:49 AM
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