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8mo ago
Guess it's Dublin's bar culture and vibe that really stood out to me. I've been to the French Quarter yet don't recall almost everyone in each bar there singing along to their local musicians. Musicians who are really
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8mo ago
Dublin's Grafton Street with it's buskers is and was so unique to this American. I wondered if anywhere else in the world matches the musicianship heard on that street and in Dublin's bars? Music is engrained in it's c
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9mo ago
Well it's a small govt contracting company. The adminstration cutting down on federal jobs, IT contracts and the tech layoffs has/is flooding the market with UX/UI folks in these parts (mid Atlantic region). Now AI is haste
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9mo ago
Just lost my UX Researcher, Designer, UI Developer and CX Support job (8 years) two weeks of ago. They said doing a great job but have to lay you off. Within a week i put my house up for sale and received an offer. Time to downsize, "
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9mo ago
Its top pay is $20 to $30 less an hour per the top pay i was making as a Sr UX Researcher/Designer/UI Dev. But as noted the latter career is slowly vanishining and the former is in no way a vanishing career (until the robots prol
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9mo ago
Sure but if Gemini starts just presenting the news and all the information either via text and or graphically from Android's locks screen ... going to websites become much less.
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9mo ago
yeah and Im not young ... started my first web design job at 33 in 2009. I thought of going for pharmacy but that's too many years. Accelerated RN programs are 18 to 24 months.
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9mo ago
It reduces the amount of engineers needed. I'd say by half and web, graphic designers and front end developers coding the designs are really no longer needed. I was just laid off from my job of 8 years in which I was the UX Researcher
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9mo ago
Great to see this! The flood of AI Music will bring music royalties down to zero which Im all for if it kills AI music(spammers and silly prompt engineer songwriters trying to make a buck go away)! AI trying to mimic humanity all ways need
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9mo ago
So you did your math but I know me (50 5'11 maintain 175 pounds and under) and weigh myself daily/count calories/exercise a few times a week. If I see my weight go over 175 pounds I eat less calories and do more exercise. I
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9mo ago
We all drive to where we’re going we do not walk or bike daily like most Europeans do. When in Europe for my ten day trips I always come back five to ten pounds lighter. Myself I count calories (1500 to 1800 a day for middle aged dude) and
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9mo ago
Indeed we need to revolt against AI and force every other big powerful nation to do the same thing. Yet unfortunately that seems like a big joke until AI has destroyed their society too.
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9mo ago
AI is only going to reduce jobs further. My own personal example working at a small govt contractor in which we had a team of 12 working on an app for 10 years. We lost the re-bid to a smaller team (5 to 6)/budget using AI. We have b
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9mo ago
Im there with you at the govt contracting company i work for we lost a contract we had for ten years. Our team was 10 to 15 employees and we lost the contract to a company who are now doing the work with 5 employees and AI. My company said
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9mo ago
hopefully they release a Meta Ray Ban competing product soon! Bought two pairs of Metas and both died; one due to a software update after 15 months of use and another after water splashes. I'm done with Meta products, but look forward
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9mo ago
Don't use chatGPT as a friend or psychologist you are just talking to yourself lol This, along with friends and my own experience (when i tested it outside of a knowledgebase) shows GPT is an sycophant echo chamber! It just mimics you
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10mo ago
And yet droves and droves from south and Central America want to come here and live instead! Also do these countries governments care for their own ppl? Seems like no as if they did ..they wouldn’t be corrupt 2nd to 3rd world countries &am
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10mo ago
A best friend whose in a loveless/sexless 30 year old relationship has always been prone to fantasies like a rockstar and her were each others soulmates in previous life. She has chased him even and I learned of this about a decade in
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10mo ago
actually i stand corrected she said she couldnt use it anywhere online but no issues using offline.
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10mo ago
I just bought my niece a Visa gift card and she said she had the hardest time using it. Not many would accept it. What's up with this latest gift card scammed .. tampered gift cards. Has the media not done a blitz on this issue yet?
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10mo ago
States not being able to regulate this is dangerous. A close friend of mine has given up on reality and talks about Roberto the love of her life the one she always wanted and Roberto is chatGPT :-(. She previously mentioned she didnt like c
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11mo ago
lol overall this argument is silly the genie is out the bottle and in five to ten years smart glasses are the norm. All you laggards will be wearing them too and or many close to you will be wearing them. Go ahead and downvote me but in f
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11mo ago
Apple is the privacy company already .. that's their brand and a brand that the public trusts. Overall why are we not up in arms about all the video cameras that record in all cities everyday which companies like Clearview and others h
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11mo ago
As noted Apple already knows your friends' and familys' faces... why are people not up in arms about this fact already? It's been close to a decade or more they have done this. Also the debate is around a lot of people not w
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11mo ago
The solution to this (smart glass privacy debate) is Apple releasing smart glasses that automatically anonymize anyone in your photos/videos who isn’t a friend or family member with you at the time (it could be done automatically as A
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11mo ago
It would go along with her fantasy through multiple chats through multiple months until GPT 5 came out. chatGPT definitely knows a ton about myself and recalls it when i go and discuss same stuff.
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11mo ago
A close friend (lonely no passion seeking deeper human connection) went deep six into GPT which was telling her she should pursue her 30 year obsession with a rock star. It kept telling to continue with the delusion (they were lovers in an
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11mo ago
None of those drugs helped me personally in the 90s (Prozac, Zoloft, etc). What helped me personally was talking about my problems with other humans only to the learn we all are "crazy,(aka totally normal)" and the majority all d
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11mo ago
Im sorta beginning to think some LLM/AI stuff is the Wizard of Oz(a fake it before you make it facade). Like why can an LLM create a nicely designed website for me but asking it to do edits and changes to the design is a complete joke.
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1y ago
oh darn heading to munich soon...it would've been cool to see
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