Comment Yep. (Score 0, Troll) 99
The FSB is certainly getting a good ROI on their investment in Trump.
The FSB is certainly getting a good ROI on their investment in Trump.
AI is so smart that it can hallucinate without even having to take drugs.
Undoubtedly the origin of the Hobbit-steals-dragons-treasure meme.
They've literally spent half a century exporting our essential production to China to save a few bucks
I think you mean, "so the middle men can pocket the savings".
"Thank you Vera much."
> No reason why actual antibiotics requires long and careful testing to make sure they are reasonably safe. We can do away with all that now!
Some of the more modern antibiotics can melt your liver or cause you to rip your tendons.
You definitely want these things to be thoroughly tested.
Nixon started the cancer moon shot 50 years ago and during that time we have learned that cancer is not 40 diseases. It's 400.
All my Rokus are now infested with ads but the Roku stick is even worse since it seems to take an absurd amount of time for it to just connect to the wifi.
(my real Rokus are all hard wired)
I'm sure they all get subjected to the same annual corporate ethics training courses. Some policies apply company wide even in megacorps that employ 300,000 people.
From the summary:
Microsoft, for its part, says the bugs were minor and stands by its findings and roadmap.
IOW, they're sticking with their marketing pitch.
If you trust the people working for you, you pay them well and fund their projects.
That's no longer the American Way (if it ever was).
The Gulf Stream is a wind system starts some place around Florida
Wind is part of the cause, but the GS itself is an ocean current.
The reported drop ins SpaceX is understandable given the recent IPO.
As for most of the others, is a 2% drop significant?
It's just too big to fail.
In a free country, "too big to fail" is to big to be allowed.
Wow, someone from the future. What is 2917 like?
I'm not from the future. It's just that time is cyclical.
There are various hypotheses to explain it, such that the universe is cyclical or that we're stuck in a time loop. But the most broadly accepted hypothesis is that a prior civilization collapsed at the end of year 32,767, and it has taken us almost 35,000 years to get back to where we are now.
Of course, our calendar doesn't allow for a year 0, so we may have an off-by-one error. But then again people celebrated the millennium at the end of 1999, so maybe there's a tacit assumption that there was in fact a year 0.
The party adjourned to a hot tub, yes. Fully clothed, I might add. -- IBM employee, testifying in California State Supreme Court