when printer turned on.

How many errors seen when printer is off?

Ah, an Asterix and The Goths fan.

Earth Downs

"Every frame of this movie looks like someone's last know location photo"

-Crow

How very Roman.

Lockdown helped me realize I really, REALLY do not like human interaction.
Anything faster than a post on a message board is just anxiety inducing.

Lockdown was so relaxing!

(looking forward to some form of retirement as long as it doesn't involve living in a cardboard box in a dirty alleyway)

Ooh, finally some 'FUN' mutant powers!

Had to keep those McDonalds beef tallow fries in check SOMEHOW!

Min-maxing my aging body is not easy.

I'm guessing this is why Star Trek:TOS looks so good upscaled; probably shot on film?

Seems like the '90s Star Trek series were shot on video tape so the upscaling is noticable?

They (large corps) are working on Delaware laws to limit corporate disclosure to shareholders and outlaw shareholder actions against companies and their management teams.

Okay, but when they all do it your choices are to home school (and lose your job to do so) or give up your privacy.

He actually is right on. His claim wasn't for the future of AI, just as the "maybe five computers" wasn't for the future of computing. 20-30% of code being written by computers in -- as stated in TFSummary -- three to six months is a bang on prediction and all the snark in the world won't make it happen any sooner. Furthermore taking coding from the level of "do a great job in programming competitions" to "do a decent job in the real world" will require something close to AGI. I'm predicting
all decent code for real world more complex projects will be done and/or gone over line by line and revised by humans for the next 12 years. That's every real world coding task involving APIs which change, the need to remember what you were working on three pages up, multiple systems with different interfaces, the need to understand the business you're working for, the need to understand the Pointy Haired Boss's demands or the need to deal with pretty much anything unexpected.

There aren't a lot of programs today that make use of that much cache, but that's because programs aren't designed to. Tomorrow's programs will be, and when designed for it makes a big, big difference.

Please go away. There are literally thousands of political forums that would welcome your ability to turn every comment, post, and other situation into a chance to complain about orange man.