They would pay to fly you from the US to India, including hotel and I think food too, to have certain medical procedures done.

To slice off the needful.

Here's the ad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

But GartnerGPT predicts it will never go out of business.

"Who the fuck"

I call this old ditty the "Lament of the /. old person"

I don't see any evidence that current AI is much more than the original Eliza program from the 60's on steroids.

One of these coming days somebody will figure out how to hook it up to a logic engine, something like CYC, and it will then be able to plot and plan.

...works for struggling companies.

fooey

Few I know of like MS's cloud shit. MS seems to be forcing it on customers so they can nickle and dime them. MS is trying to use AI to entice them, but a glorified Clippy is a still a yawner.

Napster's latest AI pivot "is the latest in a series of attempts...to ride its brand cachet

Every dying brand shoves AI into their product/service as a last ditch effort to attract gullible investors. "DependsGTP* now keeps you dryer using AI with SmartSorb[tm]".

* Letter switcheroo is intentional, I'll let you figure why

...Goofy results".

Did you look at the price on that?

$399.99 plus $271 shipping charge.

My favourite keyboard is the Microsoft Natural 4000.

It has wonderful feeling keys, and it's a split keyboard to give your wrists a break over straight keyboards.

And there are several do-nothing keys across the top that can be easily programmed to do whatever you want with a short script that calls xdotool (or ydotool if you're using wayland).

Nicest keyboard ever, in my opinion. Unfortunately, also no longer available.

I don't know what I'll do if my current keyboard quits. Does anyone still make a good alternative to the MS Natural keyboard?

Calling AI like 60s AI on steroids is like calling a rocketship just a basketball on steroids. The only possible explanation for your post is that your feelings prevent you from discussing the topic in good faith.

Interesting that they have the kids write the answers for this exam using Java.

I can see a plus side ("universal" implementation) and a really big negative (Oracle).

I was in school pre-computer age so there was no such thing at that time, but didn't the kids learn Pascal in school some years back?

I suppose any language will do, more-or-less, since they'll all show you functions and function calls, arrays, variable types and data handling.

We are either headed face first into a 1930's style bubble, or the Singularity.