Cutler is clearly closer to the camera but obscured by Torvalds. Not saying it's a fake, but may be an unfortunate auto montage.

Virtually irrelevant.

For writing documentation, reports, review comments, teams chat, etc etc? Invaluable.

No, you are facing the 21th century version of the "Great Horse Manure Crisis".

"m to be the only one calling it. "

Yeah, no. Anyone who in the old days has ever seen a photocopy of a photocopy will grasp this quite intuitively. Hell, kids used to play Chinese Whispers.

"100% take advantage of AI, don't be that person."

Translation: better buy tons of our shit or else.

Doesn't scale particularly well, it would seem. Many jurisdictions have some form of direct democracy at a local level, with the electorate involved being the size, or larger even, than the entire Swiss population. It just rarely goes to a national level, perhaps for good reasons.

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The most recent probe to successfully land on Venus was part of the Vega 2 mission in 1985. The Vega 2 lander, along with a lander from Vega 1, successfully landed on Venus's surface on June 15, 1985

This.

Having been to quite a number of places, including some that are usually not deemed beacons of liberty and democracy, I can safely say that US border officials are easily the most arrogant, condescending, dismissive and generally unpleasant lot. And it doesn't strike me as some clever psychological strategy designed to improve security either, they genuinely seem to think of foreigners coming in to their country as primitive provincial supplicants, about to be graciously allowed a glimpse onto The Light.

Here's what an Isar Aerospace spokesperson said way before launch (auto-translated)

What is that? In the broadest sense of the term, everyone is a knowledge worker.

Knowledge regurgitation will become a domain of "AI", if it isn't already. When knowledge generation becomes a domain of AI, all bets are off. Until then, the bigger danger is that various AI models, running out of actual knowledge to absorb, will mere dilute and poison the pool by referencing each other.

With all due respect to anyone's efforts, but this is as far removed from being a "New Open Source Windows-Compatible Operating System" as a firecracker taped to a wooden stick is from a Falcon 9.

And this time, it's for real.

I have no issues with fission technology, but we do know, even now, that fusion would only produce relatively small, calculable quantities of low-grade, fast decaying material and would be inherently safe from any runaway effects. Fuel would be nearly unlimited and universally available.

Money is being splurged, in comparatively obscene quantities, on much less promising things.

"TrapC, a fork of the C language,"

There's a lot more to a C(++) compiler and its surrounding ecosystem than just the paradigm of "memory safety".

Meh. With gargantuan sums routinely being pissed away for far more questionable endeavors, I'd say we could comfortably do both.