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Given how much damage it's done to our industry without any appreciable impact on the actual system's efficacy it makes sense to me that experts in a mechanism
by krainboltgreene 2y ago
Given how much damage it's done to our industry without any appreciable impact on the actual system's efficacy it makes sense to me that experts in a mechanism are critical of people telling them how effective this "tool" is for the mechanism.
I suppose it's simply easier to think of them as scared and afraid of losing their lobs to robots, but the reality is most programmers already know someone who lost their job to a robot that doesn't even exist yet.
- chchchangelog 2y ago[flagged]
- jazzyjackson 2y agoYou sound like a markov chain.
- cutnpaste 2y ago[flagged]
- jazzyjackson 2y agoYou can just cat the file, what does piping to echo give you? Edit: it gives you nothing, because echo echos its arguments, ignores stdin
- __loam 2y agoLeast insane hackernews commenter