I believe that hiring is down but I have yet to see any evidence that it’s due to AI adoption. This is a narrative pushed by the media because they REALLY REALLY want it to be true. I consider interest rates to be a more likely culprit. The source you posted is an AI VC fund, they squeal with glee at the idea of people becoming economically displaced
Bullshit, I don’t believe it
I have yet to see any evidence that AI is displacing tech workers. The articles which claim this always correlate the release of AI to layoffs in the tech market without looking Amy deeper. The more likely culprits I’ve heard are overhiring during the pandemic and less deficit spending due to high interest rates. AI is straight up not capable of replacing a software engineer yet
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You think we should bring back dumbphones because it will help us use social media less
I think we should bring back dumbphones because it would make the devices more interesting and creative
I am become the Joker
Serious question: What do you use a 10GbE adapter for? Are there ISPs which offer 10gigabit bandwidth? I suppose it would be useful on a LAN
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O’er* the land of the free
I think anyone with half a brain would realize that disrupting a company event and calling your boss a “genocide profiteer” will definitely get you fired. Which, I assume, was the point of their protest. But you can’t talk about politics at work and act surprised when there are consequences
FreeCommander XE is pretty cool, I suggest it
Why do you say that
Windows has a terminal interface already!
Anyone who’s running WSL is probably closer to an “expert” than the average windows user
Azure is their primary revenue source now, they didn’t lose anything
Docker works with windows containers, plus wsl can be used as the backend for docker. I use it all the time
Personally I never use it except for docker desktop. I just use powershell
Well windows had cygwin and mingw
What OS?
When I worked for a company that was constantly pivoting and rebranding like this, it was the writing on the wall that indicated the ship was sinking. It was sold to a competitor at a major loss a year later
Same, I use it to put me down research paths. I don’t take anything it tells me at face value, but often it will introduce me to ideas in a particular field which I can then independently research by looking up on kagi.
Instead of saying “write me some code which will generate a series of caverns in a videogame”, I ask “what are 5 common procedural level generation algorithms, and give me a brief synopsis of them”, then I can take each one of those and look them up