This is cheaper and Fox will say what he wants already. Plus reducing the size and spend of the government is a primary goal. The kind of people who watch PBS aren't going to believe him anyway.
Every library/tool writer:
ChatGPT, write concise useful documentation for this tool/library.
Writing any docs (good or bad) used to take time. Writing any docs no longer really does. And if it's not already good at it, it'll probably continue to get better.
Russians now fret that Moscowâ(TM)s weapons stockpiles in Venezuela might not only vanish with unpaid loans but suddenly âoereappearâ in Ukrainian hands.
That would be great, but it won't happen, because Cheeto Benito won't let it.
many women choose fields that they feel directly help people or society even if the paychecks are skimpy. But this doesn't mean they are necessarily taking on lots of debt.
They probably are, because you need a fucking master's to be a social worker.
You only need the equivalent of a 2 year degree to be a nurse, but that's also a shitty job. The nurses I know were considering quitting because the hospitals weren't protecting them, and they were getting attacked by patients. So then if they want to do something else, it's back to school.
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It's capitalism and greed enabled by idiot masses, simple as.
They keep making changes because people are stupid and "new" equates with "good".
Most people are too stupid and/or ignorant (mostly both) to understand that AI makes slop.
Even Mozilla hired a CEO it didn't need, to help it do more business? Which didn't happen, instead it turned out to turn off users and lead to a war about the ramifications of giving him money when we found out what he does with the way too much money he was handed. So then they got another one who is equally worthless and wants to AI all the things and also gets paid way too much.
Firefox was really, really good in its early days, when the mission was about being light and fast. But they started ignoring users and also long-standing bugs very early on and the enshittification has proceeded ever since.
Those skinny scroll bars piss me off at least as much as they do you, BTW. You can barely even fucking see them in Edge. In Firefox you can see them OK, but actually using them is a nightmare. The easy fix only works on Windows, too, you have to manually edit config files on Linux. It's hard to not see that as an attack on Linux.
Slashdot shouldn't have anonymous moderation to begin with. It's a bad idea. This ain't voting.
Huh?
You should probably leave it at that, but which word did you find unclear? You can ask google to define them for you.
"those same domestic laws and international treaties about sovereignty quite obviously have built in carve outs for deposing dictators that destabilize a region."
No, in fact they do not.
Your examples are stupid because none were unilateral
Show us on a picture of the Internet where "woke" touched you
People can be enrolling even though they don't think it's worth it because they don't know what else to do.
What a waste of an article
Hpsux was the worst Unix. Their documentation for ipsec was backwards (confused the source and destination) which was fun for me the only time I worked on it. Fuck the HP of today in every way.
Just in case anyone cares, it was a measurement of output of a horse walking in a circle pushing a mill beam. It was the amount of power a horse could put out consistently while working all day.
Stack Overflow was awesome, but now I have an API and documentation expert on _everything_ about software development sitting in a chatroom giving me expert answers and advice right when I ask for it. It's like Linus Torwalds and an army of software project leads are just sitting there waiting to answer when I come with my problem. I don't even search anymore, I ask the question, add layers and "if not, then how" and "how would you do this specific thing" and buddy AI spits out an essay on how to do it and how my function is meh and is called a "footgun" because it makes safe things hard and dangerous things easy and I'm like: "Ok, I've been doing software for almost 40 years now but I never heard of that anti-pattern but double-checking show's me that AI is spot on".
Given, the AI can talk total gibberish and I do need to double-check sometimes. AI is quite very human in that it sometimes doesn't even finish reading the details of my question and spits out code that ignores my singular variables and puts them in plural and I have to change that after the fact. Stuff like that.
But it's an entirely different league than searching Google and Stack Overflow and I suspect Stack Overflow is basically done for. Casualty #1 of AI I'd say. My productivity has 5xed at least, I can now start real world projects right away without having to do weeks of dives and spikes into new APIs and work on an entirely new level and I wouldn't want to go back.
What the large print giveth, the small print taketh away.
