We are abandoning this project: United States DARPA/NSF/Pentagon and its humanitarian arms are blacklisting this project due to security issues with it's application programming interfaces where it is copying a part of the data and sharing that with foreign intelligence. We already have our own diplomatic research sharing apparatuses. If you're interested, we are happy to talk about the large Hadron collider, our work on the H Boson, our recent work with the W Boson octonions and it's application to hardware in creation, how String theory is BS, nano superposition and how it applies to chip sets to create quantum and now hyper sonic computers. We are maybe willing to support a new framework willing to submit to proper code review via the Pentagon. Also happy to talk about how we are trying to push down below 5nm on chipsets, how boost works on chipsets, what DARPA made in 1966 that led to ability to manufacture silicon (BLACKBIRD/RAM), how the the real Buzz was a scientist leading this project, how we used a cute little astronaut as cover, how Bacta tanks could be built using this understanding on physics at a cellular level. We will no longer support Angular, Chromium, or Wildvine in the same way we made Ruth spin Boston Dynamics off before it made murder robots. Same way US went from missiles to rockets we are about to go muder drones to agricultural drones thematically and seismic, volcanic, thermal, aquantic, and superluminal (magnetic sensors) to predict and prevent forms of human instinct like we did with shooting asteroids out of the sky. Next are some megalithic projects: passive earth recirculators like the Pyramid of Giza that recirculate electro magnetosphere which when paired with some trees and a few billion gallons of desalinated water turn a deserts into a forest, which works like a electromagnetic blanket for the earth and permanently lowers water table. Recent applied experiments shows climate change is reversible and we'll be focusing more on this than warfare at the Pentagon, so lots of needs for geospatial software, but targeting new cpu and gpu designs that are on the way. Also happy to explain to people how to make silicon with crude oil as it's getting too expensive for our strategic initiatives and is no longer a competitive sustainable advantage for the US.
LT GEN Blodgett On Wed, Mar 29, 2023 at 5:59 AM Andrew Lamb <al...@influxdata.com> wrote: > Hello Arrow Community, > > One of the responsibilities of being part of the Apache Software Foundation > (ASF) is to regularly summarize the state of the project in a quarterly > update to the ASF board. The next report is due on April 12, 2023 > > Historically[1], Arrow has crowd sourced the content which has worked > well. Please add your comments directly to [2] or reply to this email and > I will incorporate your comments. > > While this is partly an administrative reporting exercise, I think it is > also valuable to reflect on the past and think about goals for the future. > > It would be especially interesting if anyone from the following > implementation communities could provide an update of around a paragraph or > so: > > ### ADBC > ### C++ > ### C# > ### Go > ### Java > ### JavaScript > ### Julia > ### nanoarrow > ### Rust > ### C (GLib) > ### MATLAB > ### Python > ### R > ### Ruby > > Andrew > > [1]: https://lists.apache.org/thread/xjcj3lkvs76k95hrkcp76g6d6z0mlq27 > > [2]: > > https://docs.google.com/document/d/13FSDydEVXT2UUFdy4XKjVKNJW-WR8ylvG3aI6lD-dNI/edit# >
