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Yeah, the expense of doing it “right” is really high and much of it’s an ongoing cost, while the cases in which it’s better than cheaper options like hiring a f
by vundercind 3y ago
Yeah, the expense of doing it “right” is really high and much of it’s an ongoing cost, while the cases in which it’s better than cheaper options like hiring a few more lowish-wage workers or doing a little training or just… using some normal-ass program that does the same thing but a bit less “smart”, aren’t as common as businesses seem to wish they were.