Pat Gelsinger tried to preserve as much of Intel as possible, even asking people to come out of retirement. Well, now the regular Wall Street managers have arrived to wring Intel out of the last drops of money.

Doesn't Switch 2 support wifi? Or does that not count?

In most hiring scenarios, it doesn't seem likely that any "software architect" is going to care what hr sees.

1). Human hr received application in original docx format
2). Human hr feeds document to AI bot
3). Bot reads it and gives it paas/fail
4). Human hr conducts second pass review based on original application

Maybe larger orgs will insist on reprocessing applications and feeding them into a database for easier access of data, but I don't see that being a given.

What would you need to do to earn a D license?

It might not. But imagine lazy office managers using ChatGPT (or similar) to scan candidates. Do you really think the lazy managers would insert themselves into the process at the point where they'd see the backend output? They'll just take the .docx or .pdf, feed it to the LLM, and then keep the original for the second interview.

True! Assuming it can remember why it made that decision.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...

Which is how you should handle movies in the future.

Buy your tickets in advance to secure the seats you want, and then enter the theatre maybe 20 minutes after the start time.

Blessed are the geeks, for they shall inherit TempleOS.

If font size is one and the text color is set to something that won't appear on the default white background, it won't be human-readable. You could also write it in something stupid like wingdings and the AI would probably still be able to read it.

It's your time to shine!

Bravo getting this modded up +1 Insightful. Perfect way to cap off Pride Month!

MS already has a deal to take power from fusion production facilities in 2028:

https://www.helionenergy.com/a...

It'll irradiate the reactor cladding, requiring maintenance every so often. The overall production of waste that can be classified as nuclear waste will be quite small compared to what you get from fission reactors. Plus there is work on hydrogen/boron fusion which is aneutrotic. Not sure if Commonwealth Fusion is actually going down that road but probably not (at first).

But you wouldn't be emitting carbon dioxide. Or is that somehow no longer the problem?