He'll find out he does need a lot of those people, he just doesn't want to admit it.

If there's massive unemployment, then who's going to spend the money to massively increase profits???

And nearly everyone will choose to not do the work because verifying third party code is a lot of work. This is particularly true with NodeJS where each component gets its own copies of dependencies (instead of having shared dependencies which is usually true in most other environments) and you can have literally thousands of dependencies for a single app.

Comer has in his hand a list ...

This is just an insane position to take. Absolutely insane.

If the goal is to rapidly increase revenue then get more intelligent execs that set better goals. The goals should be to get things done faster and with higher quality, that is unlikely to grow revenue rapidly - especially when everyone else is also using AI. The real promise of AI is lower cost in the long term, and higher quality. But you're not going to make more revenue from that higher quality because everyone is using AI, it's just the ante to keep playing in the game.

"'The nuclear bombs, since they were known to be killing civilians going about civilian business, were contrary to both the Hauge and Geneva conventions."

I don't know what the standard was then, but that's damned sure not the standard today. The standard today is will possible civilian casualties outweigh the military benefits. It's often an eye of the beholder sort of thing. Given the estimates of dead and wounded of invading Japan and that they rightfully believed that dropping the bombs could end the war, certainly seems legal by today's standards.

Everything is political because Trump makes everything a test of loyalty/subservience of him.

'My other OSs just say "hey, we have an update - install it at your convenience."'

And what other OSs are those?

MacOSs go EOL. Linux versions go EOL. WTF OS are you using?!?!?!

Sure they do, not as quickly, but they do. For example, Linux kernel 6.15 dropped support for 486

I bet it's NOT made in the US.

When they become truly useful at a reasonable price then people will buy them, but what problem do I have that they can solve?

Builds a market for stuff nobody wants

If not, then yes, when relevant.

Sure centralize the data so hackers can easily steal all if it instead of having to go around and steal it department by department.