I think this is an excellent explanation for why it may have been shut down and the need for some degree of monitoring accountability.
The fear is not that the chat bot will come to life, but rather than the text content it's been trained upon could potentially regurgitate back dangerous responses.
I don't think it's too far of a leap to see someone taking the output from the bot too literally and possibly creating a negative situation.
One of the largest programs generated had consisted of about 300 instructions.
This particular program included if/then conditionals, counting down in a loop, concatenation of a numeric value with text, and displaying output.
The system also attempts to optimize the number of programming instructions executed, in which case complexity can actually be considered based upon the resulting behavior, rather than LOC.
The Traveling Salesman Problem is indeed a potential application of quantum computing. Grover’s Search could theoretically find a solution in quadratic time (sqrt(n!) versus n!). On a physical quantum computer, this would have profound impact to many different real-world applications.
Buyers are typically more interested in buying a niche customer base/traffic, then they are about buying a web site code base.
In fact, many buyers don't even consider the programming language or platform the site is hosted on as being important, so long as they can get it up and running - and it has good PR and traffic analytics.
Hence, why fippa works (at least for selling a site for a few hundred; if you're lucky).
I'd recommend checking out Bootstrap Datatables. You just include the cdn link and select the table to style via javascript/jquery. Very simple and you get column sorting, paging, and search.
The options could be baud rates: 56k, 14.4, 2400