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The secret of getting rich is simple: set deals up so that when they fail, someone else eats your losses, but when they succeed, you keep all the profits. That's certainly how Trump made his money, he didn't pay for all his bankruptcies out of his own pocket!

"A Spoonful of Plastic in our Brains" is the name of my Pink Floyd cover band!

Are you saying there is no such thing a "useful hallucinations"???

Not Happy? Which dwarf are they?

They can update the software over the air. But launching something that has a limited orbital life ahead of time is pretty stupid.

So just poison the data. I always tell them I'm a 400 year old lesbian midget, just to screw up their statistics.

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But you still remember 867-5309 perfectly... right? Our brains are weird.

I agree that they will always need a few competent people to fact-check the AI for hallucinations, but 95% of what I do can be done better by an AI. To be honest, half my job is googling for answers to problems or reminders of things I've forgotten.

Oops, I meant Ryan Gosling, obliviously.

Bluetooth chips would be pretty cheap, Still not free, but I basically throw away a bluetooth transmitter/battery/sensor every 10 days... it's called a "continuous glucose monitor".

I'm a little too old to start an OnlyFans!

What "new skills" do you suggest? To be honest, writing code is all I know how to do.

It might take one person one year to write 25k lines. How does a person get their head around that in 15 hours? One little "why on earth is this here" question can generate an hour or more in research with product managers, asking developers, reading 1000's of pages of documentation.... If it is fintech quant code, good luck with finding a quick explanation.

Having just turned 65, I am now realizing the skills I acquired over 50 years of coding are very close to their expiration date. I feel I will be forced to retire, whether i like it or not.