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bigbuppo
1y ago
RJ45 is a specific AT&T USOC order code to slap a normal 8P8C jack on someone's wall to provide something like multi-line analog telephone service.
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bigbuppo
1y ago
The only thing AI has caused me to lose interest in is any product that introduces AI features.
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bigbuppo
1y ago
Go hang out with people that actually work in marketing and advertising and see if that changes your views.
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bigbuppo
1y ago
The fault for this myth will almost certainly be marketing. The best place to look probably won't be something for those in the trenches, but more targeted at management types.
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1y ago
In other words, the real reason to let it rest is to let it finish cooking.
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1y ago
Unless you get some enjoyment from being a weirdo, don't do the weirdo molecular gastronomist crap. I mean, it may be fun to figure out how to make water gravy, but if you try that with my hamburger steak you're getting tossed out
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bigbuppo
1y ago
You are doing your job well, and for that I salute you. However, you highlight the real problem with ad-supported tech. It creates perverse incentives that makes the world an objectively worse place for most just to sell another ad. It just
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1y ago
Cut their CEO some some slack. He's a thought leader/rocket mogul/ISP guy/social media but wants to make it a bank for some reason dude/former government sort-of-official/professional gamer/full time twitt
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1y ago
Intentionally avoiding AI and making that a core value of the product.
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1y ago
Doesn't this make the push for AI to replace developers redundant?
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1y ago
No need. The AIs will shutdown once the money runs out.
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1y ago
I wish Windows 11 looked more like Windows.
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1y ago
This has been my take. They even made Windows 11 look like a linux desktop so they can do a switcheroo later on. Microsoft could kill off Windows as a desktop operating system and it wouldn't dent their financials in a major way. You&#
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1y ago
Well of course, that's why it needs Glyptal-impregnated, cyanoethylated kraft paper bushings. But use caution. The replenerative flow characteristics of positive ions in unilateral phase detractors may require the use of a quasistatic
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1y ago
Can we use it to convince them that it knows how to create a perfectly safe rocket carrying a fully-working permanent settlement as well as a full complement of billionaire founding colonists for a one-way trip to a tech utopia on Mars that
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1y ago
BRB, training an AI to find the optimal cat photos to promote to maximize ARPU.
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1y ago
I know a few people on the internet long enough to have IP assignments that were originally recorded in Jon Postel's notebook. They have always been on the forefront of everything new and exciting on the internet. Today, there's a
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1y ago
As long as you also eliminate the possibility of maintenance problems and defects in automation, and have perfect microscale weather forecasts, and still have overrides for the human safety pilot that can still... wait a minute.
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1y ago
Advertising company forcibly disables software that stops the spread of malware. Why would they do that?
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1y ago
Texas? Spain?
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1y ago
It's always 1000* jobs. * that's 1000 during construction, it's actually lights-out facility
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1y ago
It's almost like there's an incentive for them to burn as many tokens as possible accomplishing nothing useful.
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1y ago
And since AI is now being used to subvert the power and control of management, it's going to be banned.
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1y ago
It's okay, though, you would most certainly have the main navigation menu repeated several times on the page. The new web master is learning this thing called Balinese Caligraphy or JavaScript or something along those lines and have ev
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1y ago
It takes less than five minutes for a person to learn how to click on links. They're a different color and underlined. It's obvious they are special. Despite "UX" being a discipline that actually exists, we've actua
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1y ago
This was the web between 1995 and 2002: To see our latest news, click here, or click here if you want to request a catalog. The latest board minutes can be found by clicking here. Click here for product documentation. If you have any commen
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1y ago
As best I can tell, your typical person here doesn't tend to hang out with normies, which definitely skews things.
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1y ago
The general consensus is that the dislike of AI is so strong, that a large chunk of the population will disregard something if they even think it is generated by AI. Also, the LLMs need a continuous feed of new, original material to inges
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1y ago
Or better yet, start looking at the next big thing.
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1y ago
Well they were those stupid """AI""" PCs nobody asked for, and they have Windows 11, so what's the point?
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