amanfromMars 1 Thu 15 Feb 06:05 [2402150605] ...... observes on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2024/02/15/broadcom_ceo_joins_meta_board/
Oops ... another misstep on the way to nowhere good and great
In pursuit of artificial general intelligence, Meta adds Broadcom boss Hock Tan to its board
Zuck needs silicon smarts – and the energy experience of a former Enron exec.
In pursuit of artificial general intelligence and silicon smarts one might reasonably argue the energy experience of a former Enron exec is the last thing that a Zuck needs.
Enron was an energy company that hid massive trading losses and falsified its revenues to inflate its stock price and conceal its debt. The company collapsed in 2001, filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and triggering a wave of corporate scandals and reform.
[The] Enron scandal, [a] series of events that resulted in the bankruptcy of the U.S. energy, commodities, and services company Enron Corporation in 2001 and the dissolution of Arthur Andersen LLP, which had been one of the largest auditing and accounting companies in the world. The collapse
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GrahamC [2402151418] ...... shares a prize private collegiate view on https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2024/2/15/navy-command-control-is-all-about-relationships
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Greetings, Allyson Park,
Interoperability and interchangeability are indeed to be much prized and one cannot question nor deny the undoubted overwhelming advantage such a pleasant liaison would enjoy, however, and such is an abiding persistent threat and unpleasant increasingly expensive problem to fail to agree to amicably resolve with a novel mutually beneficial solution, if Uncle Sam is either unable or unwilling to understand and be fully prepared to consider making moves totally supportive of other allies and partners in programs specifically designed to provide massive aid to revolutionary progressive projects benefitting all, but which an entrenched and embattled and failing status quo would fear as too fundamentally disruptive to embrace and endorse ..... and probably, more accurately, also despise because of the new universal leaderships that such radical movements would then supply and driver, will such great progress still be rapidly made in these changed times of practically real virtual spaces and near instant universal communication albeit without leading US participation.
There is no doubting that for the US would be a monumentally catastrophic fail of epic proportions resulting in colossal consequences of dire unknown worth.
In a world of countless opportunities and myriad variations on a future course of action to follow, that is not one to entertain and suffer, methinks. It goes nowhere good and great with no chance of return, tremendously fast and furiously.
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amanfromMars 1 Thu 15 Feb 16:32 [2402151632] ....... shares news of news further afield on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/2/2024/02/14/friction_is_good/
Some things are intelligently designed and built for speedy generative advantage. It's nature's alien way of supplying raoidly evolving progress.
It is though not without its troubling forks and exhausting cul-de-sacs in travels going forward from/into the future, and that makes it more than just interesting and exciting, rewarding and dangerous.
GrahamC [2402151418] ...... shares a prize private collegiate view on https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2024/2/15/navy-command-control-is-all-about-relationships
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Greetings, Allyson Park,
Interoperability and interchangeability are indeed to be much prized and one cannot question nor deny the undoubted overwhelming advantage such a pleasant liaison would enjoy, however, and such is an abiding persistent threat and unpleasant increasingly expensive problem to fail to agree to amicably resolve with a novel mutually beneficial solution, if Uncle Sam is either unable or unwilling to understand and be fully prepared to consider making moves totally supportive of other allies and partners in programs specifically designed to provide massive aid to revolutionary progressive projects benefitting all, but which an entrenched and embattled and failing status quo would fear as too fundamentally disruptive to embrace and endorse ..... and probably, more accurately, also despise because of the new universal leaderships that such radical movements would then supply and driver, will such great progress still be rapidly made in these changed times of practically real virtual spaces and near instant universal communication albeit without leading US participation.
There is no doubting that for the US would be a monumentally catastrophic fail of epic proportions resulting in colossal consequences of dire unknown worth.
In a world of countless opportunities and myriad variations on a future course of action to follow, that is not one to entertain and suffer, methinks. It goes nowhere good and great with no chance of return, tremendously fast and furiously.
Arriving late to the party, even if thought fashionable, has one always in danger of feasting on cold comfort cuts of picked over meats and supping stale ale rather than gorging on the best of caviar and champagne.
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