I'd laugh in the face of anyone who asked me to work more than 40 hours for more than 2 weeks a quarter.

You don't use AI for that, you use a bunch of sensors and adaptive power or braking vectoring. Calling some heuristics "AI" is a massive stretch.

It could use some image recognition perhaps. "Detected male driver 18-25".

Is there a plugin for it to use Chrome sync? I'm way too invested in Chrome sync to lose it at this point.

No, Chrome sync is Google’s proprietary service, and no one except for Google and some homebrew solutions supports it.

But there are builds of Chromium that support Firefox Sync – Samsung’s Android browser even uses Firefox Sync by default

What would you lose? You can just import the bookmarks and find alternate addons.

If you have passwords Xmarks isn't a webextension but you can use it on Firefox 56 and then upgrade.

FYI, it looks like they are working on a webextension version of Xmarks.

https://forums.lastpass.com/viewtopic.php?f=45&t=266745&star...

This was a big relief for me, as it was the one extension I was really sweating on.

That said, I would love if there was a Chrome sync for Firefox, or Firefox sync for Chrome capability to sync bookmarks across them both.

New York has really come a long way.

Fun fact: KSQL is the code of the airport closest to Oracle HQ (San Carlos airport).

Came here to post this... do you know if the code is meant to pay homage to Oracle, or were they just trying to make it sound like San QarLos?

Edit: Oh, the wiki page explains that it predates Oracle. So probably the latter.

Um?

Because it's an important tool for Machine Learning, which makes money from that (of which there's plenty going around right now) flow into it.

That'd go against Trump's business interests though. So I think it's highly unlikely.

Except most of your examples don't make "the same thing" as the companies you're comparing to.

For the ones that do, like nVidia or Google. The technologies are orders of magnitude more complex now than when they took over their competitors.