You're thinking of Promise Robotics.

https://promiserobotics.com/

There are a lot of companies out there who are pioneering the revolution of the construction industry.

https://underthehardhat.org/ai...

The coolest, to me, is the drywaller machine. (I hate doing drywall, and I rather suck at finishing it.)

That will work about as well as banning cloning will. Anyone wanting access to an AI will just go to a district where it's allowed, and when your region collapses into poverty and irrelevance they'll take you over.

Blue collar trades are the first jobs that are being phased out, and it's already started. One of the largest coal mines in China is almost completely automated (and electric) through the combination of AI, robotics, and 5/6G technologies. AI-controlled robots are pouring concrete, running excavators, walking security guard patrols, monitoring oil platforms, washing dishes, and much, much more. There are a lot more blue collar workers than white collar ones, and our stupid system of "work or starve" is ensuring that the elites have two choices coming down the pike. Either hungry workers pick up torches and pitchforks and the elites fund UBI, or the population has to be dramatically reduced.

Thinking of 'math errors', last year the most anti-science administration in the history of the US attempted to eliminate one of the two LIGO sites, reducing sensitivity and eliminating its directionality. The attempt failed this time, but likely will reappear.

If you learned whole word reading, you can read every language whole word.
If you know the words.

Hebrew (at least historically, no idea about right now) and Thai for instance have no spaces between words.

Also it is a silly misconception that people who learned whole word reading can not read letters and build up a word with sound, that is a ridiculous idea.

You must have strange unions in your country.

With Free Pascal you can compiler for all majour platforms.
No idea however how the GUI library looks like.

I prefer Dart, it is more C++ - ish :D

Does enshittification count as innovation or is that a separate category? If the former, then within the last week. If the latter then... I dunno, can't really remember back that far.

And when I hear "touts his experience with 'all facets of mergers and acquisitions' on his own LinkedIn page, including experience working with leading private equity firms" I know to run away *very fast*. It's at about the same danger-sign level as someone who "touts his experience with all facets of torturing puppies, including experience working with leading child slavery firms". How much do you not want to deal with a company run by this person?

There has never been a greater need for Air Force One to be a 737 MAX...

YOB? You mean the dementia patient?

That's the dilemma, don't sell them H200s, they'll produce their own alternatives. Do sell them H200s, $yellow-bogeyman-scare-story. If it was me I'd hold out for the homegrown stuff because you know the US is going to flip-flop another dozen times before, or if, you get the goods.

Set the password while stoned, a garbage dump of files and data, random old copies in forgotten backups, is he auditioning to be a corporate IT admin?

The "value" has nothing to do with the "crime".

You steal $1 tips I left on the table or my $2,000,000 million helicopter: same crime, same punishment.

The value of what one steals, has nothing to do with the sentence.

I steal your suitcase - I committed a crime called "theft", I get punished for theft. Not for what ever is in your suitcase. Or if the suitcase is empty.

Does not matter if I take your $2000 phone from your table in a cafeteria, or steal your $2,000,000 car in front of it: the crime is the same, and the punishment is the same.

At least in Germany.

On the other hand, if I wrangle an ice cream out of the hands of your little boy and run away with the $1 ice cream: it is robbery ... and not theft.