I think you should read the paper.

Maybe take a statistics class instead of asking questions. Your comments will be smarter.

If you want to be the CEO of a large company, you have to win the political games.

If you want to win at office politics, you need to make sure nobody is saying anything bad about you. It's an essential skill.

Your comment looks like it was written by chatGPT. It doesn't look like your real experience at all.

So what happened? There are no details of the "attack," no explanation of mitigation, no claim that anything compromised.

For all we know they installed some new detection software and realized that their computers were being targeted by nefarious ping packets

I googled it and I still can't figure it out.

Do you have something factual to write, or are you just spreading your emotion?

That's a hypothesis worth investigating.

Here's a graph of the extinction data.

When I look at those spikes, it looks like there are a bunch of things that randomly want to kill us (like asteroids, gamma ray bursts, sudden changes in sea level, whatever, a bunch of other things), and they happen somewhat randomly with a normal distribution. Because of the way a normal distribution works, it will have some periodicity (ie, on average an asteroid will hit every X years, but with a deviation).

There is nothing special about 37 million years. That is the rough analysis, and I saw nothing in the paper to convince me that is wrong.

NVidia has $160 billion in the bank, enough to keep running at a loss for while if there's a massive crash. They aren't going anywhere.

There are other brands, too. I've used cheaper ones and they are fine for me.

The end of your comment was slightly cut off on my screen, and here is in all seriousness how I read it:

Just one good reason out of many good reasons to oppose the death penalty.

In Canada you have no right to remain silent.

The lawyer probably asked the guy, "Is this your account?" and he answered, "Yes" and that was the end of it. The jury and judge (and possibly even the defense lawyer) would assume he sent the messages.

This shows why the right to remain silent is so important. Hooray for the fifth amendment.

That's on you. It wasn't complicated.