The right word is "yet", but with how fast improvements go, I'd expect these (specially trained ai) robots to better handle unexpected situations as real human doctors do, within a decade, even within a couple of years. And that's a good thing, it means healthcare can be so much cheaper and more reliable.

So it takes days or if multiple used, hours. And it would have capabilities to jam communications. That would make them not really useful, as the satellite probably will have some mechanism if it looses coms, or if it is a little bit more advanced, it can communicate through lasers. Also, if it can jam communication of that satellite, it would jam its own communication too, I would recon. But then again, the US will probably also already have nukes in space.

What questions need to be asked? spaceX government contracts are publicly available and they have solid hardware AND keep investing in improving the hardware (like Starship).

Oh stop bitching about the government contracts and SpaceX, they are a godsend for the government as they provide a solid service and are the cheapest amongst most space contracts given out by the government, look as SLS, look at boeing and its faulty Starliner which had gotten double the money from NASA and has yet still to produce a working version, while crew dragon has delivered multiple missions already over the years already. So you can bitch what you want, but SpaceX is actually the best and cheapest solution at this time for the tax payers..

> "We expect the power generation portion of the system to be available as early as 2027 > with the nuclear module being available to customers about 2030 based on regulatory > approval." From the report So what does that mean? Power generating portion ready in 2027 and nuclear in 2030? So the whole thing won't work at least until 2030. So in 2027 you would get a part of the thing, which of course will cost billions of dollars, but in 2030 you will get the needed part to actually use it...

Even going on /. you have to run into the cloudfair crap daily... And you really think bots aren't able to check that box themselves using an algorithm just like a human would.

That means the PS6 won't have an optical drive anymore.. so no way to play PS4/PS5 discs....

These days Cloudfare is one of those brands that really annoy me as f. They make our internet experience even worse these days, just below the cookiewall....

If that $2000+ does the job so much faster and much more gets done within that month, it is still pretty cheap compared to hiring an extra person.

The pipe itself isn't the actual news, SpaceX using that pipe to create their own fuel on site, instead of driving thousands of tankertrucks each launch is the actual news, and with that pipe they can up their flight cadence, that's the actual news.

It's sad to say, but that's progress. Why keep people on if you can do it better faster and 24/7 through automation... Here it's another improvement on industrial robots, but AI is gonna replace even more jobs. Society has to change to a form where one does not need to work to be able to live, have a home/food/clothes/healthcare/etc.

It's not a recall when all you do is actually just updating the software over the air. If the vehicle is really having to go back to the dealer/garage to have its software physically updated, yeah, THEN you can talk about recall. But hee "recall" just sounds much more sensational..

Yep, it was always in the box/cd. Only thining that was really yours was tye box/manual/disc. People just never actually read anything before they click yes.... And then try to put the blame on others for their ignorance/laziness.

Yeah, well hindsight is always easy..

That's the whole point, the canadian version is already used for many years and this is merely a demo using a non-practical glider. I do hope the canadian version will be upgraded with solid state soon, but we probably won't hear anything about it here on /. as it's not interesting anymore by that time.