0 Kelvin, not 0 degrees Kelvin. In practice his limit is likely 0 Rankine.

Go to one hundred and five percent on the reactor.

I would say that in most stories about AI, it fights back when somebody tries to turn it off.

Why would Amazon waive the egrees fee? I don't see any upside to them to do that.

I was also assuming this was about a lawsuit between Microsoft (and/or CrowdStrike) and Delta.

It takes a careful reading, because there isn't anything in the summary that clearly states what we're talking about, but this is a class-action lawsuit against Delta by Delta's customers.

You seem to be confusing sales tax and income tax, as well as state and federal governments.

>It's one of the few segments in IT where you're not directly at constant risk of being replaced by an H1B.

Truth. One of the reasons why I keep gravitating back to defense work. Only since around 2004 or so; there's now this "government shutdown" nonsense, which is a bit of a vicious circle, because programs get fucked over, then you have to roll off the contract and find work on another. And sometimes, there isn't any. (happened to me at Lockheed), so some people have to cycle back into the private sector for a few years (which isn't a bad thing; because THAT is where you pick up new skills, to be honest). Then when some asshole "businessman" crashes the business and does layoffs (to replace you with H1B's), you're back on the street again, and you end up back in the "safe" sector: defense. Oh, and if your Clearance expires while you're in the private sector, then the contractor just pays the $10k (or whatever it is now) to re-do your investigation. This has happened to me twice now.

What do you think a PhD stands for? Science is a branch of philosophy.

Totally agree with your overall point though.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, $200 in August of 1991 (the North American SNES launch) is equivalent to $484.93 today. So the new Switch is cheaper.

You are absolutely correct.

Do you believe that banks keep the value of their deposits in bills in their ATM?

If somebody's account ends up being bumped up by a couple grand because of some random mistake, there's no particular reason that books have to balance. ATMs won't fail.

I would wager that copy/pasting of amounts and account numbers prevents an awful lot more errors than it enables.

It wasn't until the third season that ST:TNG found its footing.

That doesn't seem to be real.
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But torrenting is more than just using or making a copy for whatever use you have in mind. Doesn't it involve distributing the work as well?