My theory is that C-suites are actually using “AI efficiency gain” as an excuse for laying off workers without scaring the shareholders.
“I didn’t lay off 10% of the workforce because the company is failing. It’s because… uhmmmm… AI! I have replaced them with AI! Please give us more money.”
I understand your point, but imagine you go to the movies expecting to watch [something you like] and it’s actually a two hours long lecture on how [something you like] is dumb and bad.
Yeah, that one…
I once had a junior calling me in a panic because he didn’t know how to quit nano. NANO!
Digital Foundry compared the first movie with Kingdom Hearts 3 back in 2017. Worth a watch.
“updated package-lock.json”
I actually did that on Sonic & Knuckles Hidden Palace Zone
What exactly do you need it for?
It’s possible to debug mobile Chrome by connecting your phone to a desktop. You can even debug some apps that way.
I used to be like that when I was younger. Then I hit 27 and quickly gained 10kg which wouldn’t go away no matter what I did.
I was very active back then, went to the gym three times a week and didn’t drink or eat too much. I guess my metabolism slowed down.
They tried… with Skull and Bones
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Play without the power suit in OG Metroid
I gave up using the default documents folder because a lot of game developers think that is a good place to store the saves
I knew two girls who learned sign language just to gossip during class
So true! Out of the five jobs I got over my career, three were from referrals.
Sounds like he’s jealous that you are getting a day off and is trying to spin it as you being lazy
Obligatory hottest year so far comment
Simple, it’s not a priority for them.
They care more about their stupid emails than about your money.
I am a software developer at a big bank. The hoops we are forced to jump to just do our jobs are ridiculous.
We resorted to using buggy and laggy remote development environments through a slow VPN.
It’s a miserable life, but at least the pay is good.
Nice! I’ve been thinking about replaying it
I had the same experience.
Up to room 46, it felt like every failed run built up to your eventual success, like any good roguelite. You failed, but at least gained a bit of knowledge, a permanent upgrade or improvement to the state.
Then you get to a point where each run is less and less rewarding and eventually give up. There’s nothing left to learn or upgrade, it’s now a fight with the RNG.