I've been using and abusing Alexa for months now and find it more and more useful. They add features constantly.

Their innovative gene lines either lie in the ground rotting, or they immigrated to the United States. Perpetual war has its consequences both in people and their culture.

This same kind of psychological effect came during the Vietnam war when soldiers would be fighting one day and a few days later, back home in the States. This created great stress on returning vets. The human mind is not made for such rapid context shifts. They don't often occur in nature. Television is doing it more, and more rapidly too. No wonder people are beginning to pull away.

It should be clear by now that systems cannot be made perfectly hack proof. The people who make security can break security. And some people have to be trusted. People cannot be trusted.

If you have to help, encourage, hand-up, set aside jobs, reconstruct the work culture and environment for, women, then they just aren't motivated to do it, whatever it is, including tech. Women are half the population of the world and the species. You can't keep them from doing what they want to do. If they naturally do not want to do tech, leave it be. It is just the forcing, once again, of a secondary standard, a woman's standard, to primacy. All feminish men (men who accept the female worldview and agenda, even to the point of denying real differences) like Cook will accomplish is the destruction of male aggressive creativity in tech. This continuing war on males and male attributes must end if we desire to continue as a powerhouse of tech in the world.

Which is part of the coming complexity collapse as it will not stop at 15, 20, 30, 100....

This is a President who thinks himself a King. Not in this country, buddy.

This is just another example of the slow motion development of the coming complexity collapse. You just cannot keep layering on more and more complexity year after year. Eventually things just don't work.

...as knowing a language, just knowing a particular task of programming. You can be very knowledgeable and experienced in a language and still not be qualified for the job. And it is all an indication of the coming complexity collapse, not just in software, but in all things.

Just more layers of busy-tech complexity added to life.

This kind of science analysis speaks the norm, but it is the abnormal that wins the Triple Crown and anything else "science" gets wrong.

I wish they would just name every law they want to pass "The Mom and Apple Pie" act with a number after it just to get the feelgood nonsense into some kind of order.

All this machine will do is provide excuses to energize the call for the next, bigger, badder, more obscenely expensive collider. Gimme more power Scotty! When one of these things can fund itself, then I'll be impressed.

Without a general Motivation Array "AI" is just clever programming, a tool of the Human Motivation Array. And nature took 4 billion years to build our Motivation Array. I sincerely doubt we will ever be able to recreate that in code.

Not everything is connected. This is a superficial similarity.