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by jazz9k 4mo ago
There are already AI certificafions for engineer on very new/ever changing technology.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
If you share this, what's to stop someone from cloning it with the trained AI data?
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
The new Quantum Leap was terrible and most of the new Star Trek shows were equally as bad. Maybe this is a good thing.
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by jazz9k 4mo ago
Remote work takes the same discipline as running your own company. I've been working remotely for 20 years now, and most people just can't handle it and are either distracted, slacking off, or just not working. I've seen lots
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
"The billionaire philanthropist was once ranked the world’s most admired man" In the late 90s and early 2000s, he was Hitler to the tech community. Slashdot even had a Borg image with his face on it. He somehow made his image bett
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
"sure CRUD might not have been that difficult, but absolutely there is extremely complicated software out there that is really difficult to write in a performant and correct manner." I was a developer for 20 years, before I pivote
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
It's really dumb to intentionally avoid technology because you don't agree with the owner's politics. Are we to going to forget that Amazon colluded with the Biden administration to destroy Parlor, simply because Trump used i
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
If you follow UBI out a few generations, there will be nobody left to tax, which funds it. The end result is total system collapse or forcing people to work through total government control, which is where all communist systems end up. UBI
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
Most of these companies are already bloated. AI pivot means an instant boost in stock price.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
We need more jobs. Just use people.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
I believe it. Too many people don't see that a world dominated by China isn't something they will want, until it's too late.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
Unionized workers are also losing their jobs in this economy. Unions are, by nature, anti-progressive. They would rather use 15 year old technology, then replace workers and allow efficiency. This will never work in the tech industry.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
Most people using Wordpress want a content management system, so non-tech people can just add content, without having to touch the code.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
My worst was right out of college. It was for a really small company that needed a web developer. I showed up, and it was two guys that were around my age. They seemed annoyed by the interview, it was completely unprofessional, and I was to
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
"A 2008 study found that media exposure explains why Americans, in particular, often see the rest of the world as dangerous Other research shows a link between the amount of crime reported on the news and the degree of fear people have
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
AI is here to stay. Enemies will now use it for cyber and kinetic warfare. Staying out of the AI race will only put you in a dangerous position, going forward.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
I wonder if AI will be used to scan millions of posts one day, to de-anonymize them.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
IQ tests are basically the ability to spot patterns. It really tells you something about US culture, when spotting patterns is now seen as racist or bigoted. Patterns also can save your life. They are a built-in defense mechanism and many w
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
China installs malware to spy on you. The US doesn't do this. Totally different situation. This also happens in many other countries
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
This will ensure companies like Ticketmaster have a complete monopoly over the market. Does anyone study basic economics anymore?
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
With gun rights and the right to defend yourself in many US cities, surveillance is the next step to stop crime. In places like the UK, where guns are nearly banned, this is the norm. If I can't stop you from robbing me, I should have
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
AI already makes art. Artists aren't happy, because the average consumer doesn't care how much work you put into it, only how good the final product looks.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
The post originated from Canada, but 'MAHA influencers sank it'. Make it make sense. This article is trying to blame MAHA, when it states the damage had already been done.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
It's because Trump fired Krebs. It's hard to trust him anymore, when it's shown he can't keep his political bias out of security.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
AI definitely helps with bug bounty research, but agents still aren't capable beyond low-hanging fruit that most people using automation have already been able to find for many years now. What's changed is AI slop reports. It&#x27
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
I wait until you find out the horrible dictators the Democrats supported over the years.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
The tech community seems to be at odds at the idea of labor unions, when AI will undoubtedly get rid of massive amounts of jobs in the future.
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
The plan was for it to stay closed and have the US sell oil. The US is now exporting more oil than it has in a decade. Why can none of these supposedly smart people see this plan?
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
"Wait, why are you mixing the two? You can have the software be under an open source license, yet still not be a monk that has taken a vow of poverty, it's not black and white." I don't think they are mixing the two. If
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by jazz9k 5mo ago
"Officials briefed on the matter told CNN they suspected Iranian nationals were behind multiple breaches of the devices which are online but not password protected. Hackers were able, in some cases, to tamper with display readings.&quo

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