Sounds like they want privacy for me but not for thee.

But not why it is used in the computer context, whuch is wahy differnet than those snowflakes doing crafts.

Yup, Carriage Return and Line Feed. I wonder how many realize cut and paste comes from the old printing days when you cut text and pasted in in the layout, usually with rubber cement.

I suspect that may have something to do with what you want to do as an EE or ME. Power engineering isn't sexy like some areas but is hiring and few people want to work for the power company.

Or why cut and paste is called cut and paste. Then there is the difference between CF and LF...

I had one that plugged into a SCSI port IIRC, and later an internal one as well. I used them to backup my HD and store old project files, the 150 and 250. Worked great until the dreaded click of death. Still have the drives and disks, haven't tried to get it working and see what is on them. In theory the internal one should work with the right interface but I doubt there are drivers for my Mac, maybe a VM and Linux or Windows would work. Not a high priority as it's likely just random junk now.

But you weren't told when. This sounds like a way to get cheaper labor and less environmental rules; and I doubt they can ever scale anywhere Cole to China in terms of output or price. China could simply drop prices to make this an unattractive investment, leaving it just another promise to appease Trump without having to actually do anything substantive.

Some may be, but anecdotally, the ones I know don't hate AI and even use it. It's not going to replace them, by the time it is good enough to do so they'll be retired. They've got theirs, and if AI can make their job easier as they ride off Ito the sunset, then so be it.

I get your point, but I think there is a difference between the tool (pony express) and the system that uses it (delivery). You can change the tool but if people don’t know how the system works, you will have problems.

Probably but the fundamental issue still is âoewhat is the right architecture?â That is defined by current and future requirements , something that is not easily reduced to a prompt. There are decisions and trade offs that need to be made, which AI may continue to struggle making.

If you replace junior programmers with AI and use senior ones with the knowledge to review its output, how do you develop th enext generation of senior programmers?

Yea, I was think about that as well. I wonder if it big enough to compensate for any landing errors without coming close to inhabited or other unsuitable landing areas.

Not claiming Biden did it, just that once the precedent is established and power yielded to the executive or government, it becomes one more tool both sides can wield. You saw some of that when Trump made a guns comment and all of a sudden the Bill of Rights became important again.

You'd need to find a suitable uninhabited, federally owned, landing spot with no obstructions, something not easy to do in the US. The Russians have the space to do it, we really don't, even out west.

When a new administration comes in and uses the same tactics against those who now cheer such actions and yell "Hooray for our side" will be screaming how unfair it is. All of a sudden, payback makes what seemed like a good idea ta the time wasn't.