JSDevOps

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by JSDevOps 2y ago
It’s shoved in anything. Look at any product now from soap to cement somewhere someone has just slapped AI on the marketing material.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Politicians are concerned because AI has the potential to eradicate middle-class jobs, especially those involving repetitive tasks like data entry. This could create significant socioeconomic issues. Consider how easily AI could replace pro
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
The problem is that everyone is more desperate for money now than ever before. As a result, they indiscriminately associate everything with "AI" because they see it as a quick way to make money. This has led to the term "AI&q
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Is it https://cryptome.org/
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Who are the trusted custodians and do you publish the regular audits?
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Quirky and fun
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Utter drivel
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
This is fucking bonkers people are like this.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Possessing a deep understanding of the fundamentals is more crucial today than ever. Additionally, focus on acquiring skills beyond the conventional office tasks, such as rolling an orange on a keyboard in a cubicle.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
I’ve always thought about this and why it worries people unjustly. Why does it bother people if it goes to the wall? Thats entirely their issue to hawk their product. If they really can revolutionise and disrupt something great. You’re doin
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
How the fuck do you counterfeit titanium it’s one of those things that is either or it’s not.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
What’s the point of this. Just buy gold bars. Good luck convincing people you actually have custody of these gold bars.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
This sounds like a terrible idea.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
No, it’s not. You just perceive it that way. Try advertising a job and interviewing candidates for any technical role, and you'll soon understand the point made by that comment. I've had people present the perfect candidate with o
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Everyone who said, "Yeah, I like computers and stuff," took a Python bootcamp and expected a $500k total compensation package after just three months. The quality of people in tech has become absolutely terrible. Many lack domain
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
As imagined, it's full of meaningless code that adds no real value. It includes things like over 10,000 checks that sound impressive but don't actually do much. There are also licensing violations and who knows what else in betwee
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Got no more fucking Bootcamp graduates please. We went through this during and after the pandemic.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. There’s a new cash cow in town called AI No ones interested in crypto anymore. That ship has sailed.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
No
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Almost certainly. You’ll know by November. As early as August.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
That can change in a day. So that’s not a thing.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
No, It's just because the service is overloaded
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
This is one of the best examples of why shoving AI everywhere is totally the wrong idea.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
> Company prestige matters a lot. It absolutely means fuck all in real terms.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Pointless drivel. No one cares and no one’s going to read that. Sorry. You’ve been a software engineer for 2years. Come back when you’ve done 20.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Doesn’t matter. Just slap AI on it and hopefully no one will ask about it. I was invited to a presentation the other day “AI in the construction industry. Someone claimed it would be worth $10 - 20 BILLION” in 2025. I politely declined. Wha
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Ah the Project Managers charter
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Most of them just are constantly updating jira tickets and making pipelines slower.
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
If you are relying on scraping you are doing it wrong
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by JSDevOps 2y ago
Bollocks

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