MachineMartin
GNU Parallel can handle output in a few ways:
* --ungroup: With -u output GNU Parallel does not touch the output and output may mix
* --line-buffer: This buffers a single line from each process.
* --group: This buffers in files in $TMPDIR. $TMPDIR can point a RAM disk, if you want to buffer in RAM.
* --sqlworker: This buffers in memory before saving output to an SQL server.
Why will they do part time work via mobile connection? We will need a driver to drive the truck to and from the highway, but on the highways there will be no driver on board. So driving will still be a full time job: You will be driving the first/last 10 miles after which you get off and get into another truck.
* Donald Trump will have finished his second term. The Americans will be none the wiser and will choose an even worse candidate.
* Self-driving cars have taken over all traffic that has fixed routes in the Western world (e.g busses and trucks).
* The number of people who care about privacy will reach critical mass, so privacy focused products like Librem 5 will actually have a market.
* Lab grown meat will be cheap enough to be served as a curiosity (50 USD/kg), but still too expensive for daily use.
* USB-C will be _the_ dominant connector: We will wonder why we had so many different power supplies. HDMI, VGA, FireWire, eSATA, USB-A+B, 3.5mm jack will only be used by aficionados.
* Drone delivery will be a thing in select areas in OECD, but not world wide.
* A cell phone can fit in your watch and communicate with something similar to Google Glasses, which also has sound. No need to lug around with a huge matchbox.
* Toilets that analyse your stool will be a thing. It will be used in hospitals, and by rich health fanatics.
* Fields only touched by robots will be harvested - not as an experiment but as production.
* Lots of people will be unemployable due to AI and automation. The rich will claim "They are just lazy." They poor will not be desperate enough to start a revolution.
* RISC V or similar open source architecture will have taken the place ARM has today, and will be eating into the lower end of Intel's portfolio.
* Another economic bubble bursts the size of 2008. Nothing was learned from 2008, and the rich will get richer, the poor will pay.
* Chatbot passes the Turing test.
* Muzak will be written by AI and will be good enough. Similar to thispersondoesnotexist.com which is good enough for many purposes.
* IPv4 will still be the dominant IP version.
* Buffer overflows will still be a thing.
* Quantum computers still can not break 1024-bit RSA, but it is getting so close that no one considers RSA secure at any keylength.
* Moore's law is over. If you need more power parallelize your problem and use many servers. Cores will be cheaper, though.