The world would be a better place if they instead taught Typescript. It is a much better language, though not as broad of a selection of packages. But it gives an immediate entry into web programming, which is much more accessible to newbs than machine learning.

Moderators, please upvote this AC's post ^^^^^^^^^

Finally the FCC does something for consumers. I get as many as five robocalls a day with spoofed caller id on the T-Mobile network. The telcos need to secure their networks to stop devaluing the money I pay them. Since consumer complaints haven't gotten any action, at least the FCC is finally doing something. BTW: I got another robocall with spoofed caller ID while typing this ... I wonder if the vmail will be in mandarin, which has been a new development.

Who wrote the code the computer runs to make decisions? A human! Why do you trust human written code to recover in an emergency more than a human pilot trained to respond to emergency situations?

I wonder how much design or testing they've done to prevent Rowhammer flaws. The smaller the geometry the less charge is held.

Bullshit? Look at the table in this from ARM listing all the affected ARM architecture processors from ARM.

The cheapest Chromebook is twice the price of a low cost brand name Android tablet. But why anyone would pay Chromebook prices for one of the so-called "premium" Android tablet is beyond me.

He wasn't jailed for refusing to give police his passcode, he was jailed for refusing a court order from a judge. That is vastly different than a police officer on the street demanding access to your phone, which the headline makes it sound like.

MOD UP PLEASE!

I understand the sentiment that on the desktop X11 doesn't need replacing. But in embedded systems, X does nothing but get in the way of performance. It is the embedded community that has asked for a better way, and wayland is the "way" embedded Linux GUIs are moving.

Why does the /. article link to the Venture Beat page? It is completely content free except for the WSJ link, which is what this post should have had.