Now CPAs and small business people will create even uglier multidimensional monsters instead of using DBs

Canon did it well before 2017

Vernor Vinge, Rainbows End

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IIRC, in this sci-fi novel, Google(?) shredded whole university libraries and vacuumed the shreds into a pipe where multiple cameras did multispctrum snapshots and restored high-res, multispectrum pictures of the pages. One medium university library took a day or two

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IIRC, in this novel, Google(?) shredded whole libraries and vacuumed the shreds into a vortex pipe where the multiple cameras did multispctrum snapshots and restored high-res pictures of the pages. One university library took a day or two

It's a great way to lose your tax audit, a customer, a potential spouse, or a potential investor

Watch the videos. You are not handing the phone to anybody

How can one use a hidden camera in California?
I thought it was illegal over there

Can California address the Prop 65, too?

19 meters in diameter? Nah, not worth naming it

GatGPT5:
Short answer: a 19-meter asteroid is “Chelyabinsk-class.” It almost certainly explodes high in the atmosphere (an airburst) rather than making a crater. Think spectacular fireball, a very loud shock wave, lots of broken windows—and mostly local damage.

print (keywords)
[more, honey, aaahhh]

Do you mean 310K will melt it? 8O

I did not, but ChatGPT 4o did and explained it to me:

ChatGPT said:
The joke "Noah: What's a qubit?" plays on the similarity in sound between "qubit" (a concept from quantum computing) and "cubit", an ancient unit of measurement famously used in the biblical story of Noah’s Ark.
Here’s the breakdown:
In the Bible, Noah is instructed to build the Ark with specific dimensions given in cubits.
A cubit is a historical unit of length, roughly the length of a forearm (about 18 inches).
A qubit, on the other hand, is a quantum bit, the basic unit of information in quantum computing.

I hate them in my prints

I thought PyTorch is Meta/Facebook

We used an abacus back then