Article is full of executive buzzwords, who let Dilbert's Boss out?

I tend not the pay a lot of attention to lyrics in general, so you are asking the wrong person. I tend to mis-hear them anyhow, such as "take your pants down" instead of "take your passion" from Flashdance.

big arrows drawn on the ground

That's what happens when you hire Looney Tunes to build air navigation systems.

Back then there were "Flintstone holes" in the bottom of the airplane so passengers could walk the plane back to the airport when it got lost and ran out of power, which was normally from dinosaurs with bad gas via eating blue ferns.

Addendum: I now realize "better" in the headline could imply the quantum system was better than GPS. I interpreted it as meaning the overall reliability of navigation could be better rather than the specific technology, but in all fairness, both interpretations are reasonable. So we're letting you out of SR Jail, along with a Slashdot Subscription Gift Card.

They said "backup" NOT "better"

TFA: Quantum sensing will likely not replace all the applications of traditional GPS, but it can be a reliable backup and help pilots actually know when GPS is being spoofed

Sloppy Reader Jail for you (it's right next to Horny Jail). *bonk* *bonk*

But "experts" sucks is often different from regular person "sucks". Many hits are cheesy and cringe-worthy upon careful analysis, but entertain regardless. We listen like Ferengi's and Pakleds, not Vulcans.

While I don't think it's a flash in the pan, the investment money being poured into it is too high compared to revenues, meaning an ugly correction is due, as AI is machine-intensive, unlike say a dot-com start-up renting a generic LAMP server.

shut up you fucking moron.

The rich always had gated communities and clubs.

nuf sed

He's manufacturing illegals:

On May 30, the Supreme Court granted temporary approval for the Trump administration to revoke a program known as "humanitarian parole," which had allowed more than 500,000 migrants feeling political turmoil in Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela to quickly get work permits if they had a fiscal sponsor...[emph. added]

= a lot of noise and pain with nothing of importance gained (unless you are a white supremist).

Other examples of boondoggles: F-35*, "War on drugs", CyberTruck, Afghanistan war, CA Speed Train, Vietnam war...

* Yes, it's starting to work good-enough, but took too damned long to get there.

one year ago, Ada was ranked #24 â" but on this month's index it ranks #9.

Doesn't Tiobe have a small investigative team to find out why the grand shift? A shift that big with a legacy language is either a surprising trend or a boo boo, most likely the latter.

Or was it Yado?