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by juvvel 4y ago
If it has been that bad or worse before, I wonder why we're not learning from it then. Humanity as a whole will be fine but tons of individuals are going to have their lives ruined.
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by juvvel 4y ago
I literally addressed this in my comment.
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by juvvel 4y ago
Just that it's happening faster and more ruthlessly than ever before.
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by juvvel 4y ago
I have been with such a person and I can tell you the cognitive dissonance of that life weighed on them and made them generally unpleasant in many ways.
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by juvvel 4y ago
If you want to be a nice person, you can't be nice in hopes of being rewarded later. That's not nice, it's just spineless. I am trying my best to be kind and generous even though I know I'll not "win" anything
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by juvvel 4y ago
What worries me is not so much the fear of a certain job becoming obsolete, but the fear of the alternative new jobs becoming inaccessible to those left behind by automation. You can have a good and stable career and do everything "rig
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by juvvel 4y ago
> Firstly, technology moves fast but business's move slow. True. This is one thing that gives me hope at the moment, especially since my country is notoriously slow in adopting technological chance anyway, lol. It's easy to f
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by juvvel 4y ago
Yeah, I've heard the same from other people who have been around the block much longer than I have. On the other hand, something about AI just feels like it could be disruptive in the same way that the printing press got rid of typeset
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Ask HN: Trying to be strategic about my career as a junior, any advice?
1 points by juvvel 4y ago|4 comments