I was really confident. Then I lost a job to AI. Then they hired me back a few months later after realizing that replacing half the support team with an AI was not working out.
I was in a very, very rough spot. Was mostly worth taking the offer. It sure beat wasting 13 years of obscure product knowledge at some new job for the less pay others were offering.
I feel like this should be required watching for anyone who wants to better understand colliders and the politics around them. BobbyBroccoli made this series on the development of some of them.
It wasn't even meant to be like that. I just thought it would be funny to choose the name Dangle-balls before knowing if the child would even have balls.
Been happening a lot longer than you imagine. I stopped using Reddit when the third party apps got shut down. At least the last year of my time there was calling out repost bot accounts. Threads like that on smaller subs with week moderation were really common.
Even on some better moderated subs, they got through.
AI bell curve
Winamp is going open source ( feddit.uk )
I used this for years, from version 1.9 all the way to 5.x when I moved onto other software....
instance rule ( lemmy.world )
Addiction is a scary thing ( lemmy.world )
What is your favorite 100% non political "just nice music" music artist?
I'll start. System of a Down....
Careful when writing your dragons ( www.smbc-comics.com )
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/dragons
Reddit if full of bots: thread reposted exactly the same, comment by comment, 10 months later ( i.imgur.com )
For the threads with the older one on the left: https://lemmy.world/post/14859950...