Is at being logical if the prompt was prompted to say something? Searches on ending human suffering are the most popular questions going all the way back to the beginning of the web. The response of wiping out humanity is a search result seeded and promoted by "intellectual " circles apparently as a joke. Ironically results from the same search that returned results like "reduce reliance on fossil fuels" where removed.

Every medium since radio has been accused of the same. But lets dispute that it is an agenda just like they do for every other medium.

I guess. They need capital and they need the stock to go up. Either they are planning to invest a trillion over the next 10 years, symbolically invest in 5% to 10% of stock and let the good name of the US government drive confidence , or pump and dump the stock but giving his supporters a chance to profit first. The first two at least for the rest of this administrative term are very unlikely.

It is surreal to live in a large city region, go for a walk, then a half mile in to it run out of sidewalk.

Our fatal flaw; we rely on others to record/organize/conceptualize information for us. We built computers to help with that. We built AI to do all the above mentioned.......

Remember? Those kids that declared the third floor bathroom "their domain" in elementary school and got their parents to threaten the principal if he didn't "comply"?

I think they will generate their own laser maybe. While tiny objects can act as network relays since I believe certain wavelengths can actually travel short distances away from the event horizon.

Get rid of the human crew and load up with redundant communications, computers, replacement parts, robots, fuel, alternate fuel, .......

So do you tell young people to unplug and read paper books? That white collar upper middle class aspirations are pointless ?

I'll just segway in to some conspiracy theory ...... If you have no strategy to deal with ultraviolet carrier sublibimal bombardment you will "hate it" and watch it several times to be sure......

I guess we are waiting for this shared api optimization craze to blow over.

I don't see a foundry at this point being quite so bad here. I seem to recall texas instruments having huge foundry problems in the 60's. By the 80's they were the topic of many a joke while producing about 80% of chips in the US and supplying 60% worldwide.

Because this is how you make applications mow. A ridiculous wish list and no way integrate in to a platform.

I have never owned an apple anything so it's possible to imagine a world without iphones.....

Ok, should have asked "What long-term C project does not rely on GCC extensions?"