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6mo ago
I wonder if there’s a single person who believes what Trump says these days. He’s gone overboard, even for a man of his reputation.
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6mo ago
Mankind is so far beyond lost that they’ll recognize a ‘soul’ within AI before that of an animal or human with different skin color.
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6mo ago
Quite amazing, really. I assume proofreaders have been replaced with spell check and AI.
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6mo ago
No idea, it was back in the mid to late 90’s.
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6mo ago
I remember this game, the way it drew itself on each screen, the nice graphics. Growing up with games on Atari, Commodore, Amstrad, and Spectrum, was a lot of fun. By comparison, COD Modern Warfare 3 is 6,000,000 times larger at 240GB. Imag
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6mo ago
I worked for Equifax many moons ago. They had a problem with people taking jobs there that no one else wanted, solely to gain access to their systems and reset their own credit scores. And, for some reason, they couldn’t roll it back once f
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6mo ago
The idea that automation, AI, offshoring, and low-paid migrant workers are filling jobs no one wants is pure evil bullshit. The main goal of business is to generate the most income with the least expense, labor being the most cost for the m
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6mo ago
YouTube is not an innocent party in this new fraudulent ecosystem. It was literally built on piracy.
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6mo ago
He was part of a team targeting civilian infrastructure, and leading to the loss of civilian life.
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6mo ago
Guys… we’ll just call it ‘defense’ $1.5T in offense war spending to kill civilians and steal their stuff.
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6mo ago
This is why it’s not worth your time breaking your neck, sacrificing time with family and loved ones, and putting your health at risk to try and climb the corporate ladder. You can work every waking hour, kiss every ass, and one day they’re
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6mo ago
My friend works at a large electrical company who have been building out data centers in CA and TX. A lot of their projects have been delayed or frozen, along with much of the hiring they were doing. The unofficial consensus is that this is
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7mo ago
I complained about it last week. HN is clearly being manipulated with a pro-Israel bias.
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7mo ago
So, is he there for intimidation purposes? That’s my read on it. Hope they send him packing with a quick defeat.
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7mo ago
‘Letters of intent with no obligation.’ Can you imagine the sheer amount of spin and bullshit needed to make that acceptable in a manufacturing environment? Not just a bunch of people sitting at computers, but entire factories and supply ch
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7mo ago
Mark my words: they’ll make a movie about this but change his age to 18. The whole family. Including his 2 sisters… what a nightmare.
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7mo ago
Why the hell should people be forced to work in an office to keep others businesses profitable? This isn’t a charity.
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7mo ago
Starting April 1st. Is this some sort of joke?!
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7mo ago
Another badly timed hot take. Ask the 30k former Oracle employees who lost their jobs today to fund AI expansion.
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7mo ago
That’s my situation. A 3 month job hunt ended with me taking a much lesser role with a 25% pay cut. It was literally that or continued unemployment. I’ve essentially lost 5 years of salary increases and 7 years of career development. Compan
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7mo ago
Anytime there are mass layoffs like this, I like to look at the company career page and revel in the HR horseshit they jam down everyone’s throats: https://www.oracle.com/careers/
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7mo ago
30,000 former Oracle employees would argue against that today.
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7mo ago
In their defense, they’re not accustomed to obeying laws. It’ll take time to adapt.
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7mo ago
So many hot takes like this but then reality shows 30k jobs lost at Oracle so they can invest in AI.
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7mo ago
And they acknowledge it was a waste of time. Will they retroactively free anyone imprisoned by these insane laws?
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7mo ago
Well, this cancels out the article I just read that stated AI was actually creating jobs, not costing them.
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7mo ago
The YouTube algorithm has made it largely useless to me recently. I’m served up constant clickbait videos with fake reaction thumbnails. I know there’s a lot more under the hood but it’s a slog to find anything but that. Add in the insane a
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7mo ago
I literally cannot comprehend someone not having an internal monologue. I thought this was a joke, or a misunderstand, for many years. I equate it directly with thinking.
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7mo ago
Interestingly, 2 of your points came up a few years ago regarding race. People argued that punctuality and the preference of time was racist as Black people had trouble with time. This was ridiculed, somewhat, as laziness but what if it is
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7mo ago
No surprise there. Do vapers believe it is safe?
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