Comment Re:Are they still not pre-announcing their mission (Score 3, Informative) 29
By Andrew Jones
February 15, 2024
By Andrew Jones
February 15, 2024
What the deal with silicon valley jobs used to be was, you'd get a big salary, but you'd work a lot.
Definitely humans provide care in a way an algorithm cannot. On the other hand, when the summary does get around to mentioning what Kaiser is actually doing, it's monitoring sensors. Computers are pretty damn good at maintaining vigilance in sensor monitoring, in a way people are not. That's why we have fire alarms even though humans can also feel heat and smell smoke.
You are not the typical Appletard.
That is true, but let's not forget that most Windows users are not Rocket surgeons either.
My Enterprise 10 version once restarted involuntarily during the worst possible time, in the middle of an event.
Worst possible time. Been there. I was on an offshore oil rig, waiting to watch a helicopter safety video (mandatory) so I could fly home when the computer used to play it started upgrading to Win10 I think (many years ago). They said if it didn't finish in time to watch the video, the helicopter would turn around a go back to town. Fortunately it did finish, but with only minutes to spare.
Yikes! That's a pucker string moment. Microsoft really needs to do like Linux and MacOS does. Let us choose when it reboots to install. They seem to think that the most important thing in computing is their OS, and that it takes priority over the work we are doing. Or trying to get home.
Although, they make some nice non-OLED screens too.
Be careful when a loop exits to the same place from side and bottom.