Or time literacy. Permanent!=3 years

Don't be so sure that Republicans aren't Communists and Democrats aren't Fascists.

And apparently "Faster than ever before" is limited to a data set less than 4 centuries old out of 4.5 billion. It's science reporting like this that makes people distrust science.

And the total number of layoffs of American tech workers in 2022-2025 was in the hundreds of thousands.

Far fewer after October 1 when you basically needed to pay an extra full year's salary to hire an H-1b over a citizen.

Is he willing to hire the over 55 and under 30 software engineers who can't find a job to save their lives?

I think it's a bubble. And in the case of Workday's shitty ATS that can't even read a resume and requires you to *completely retype your resume into a web form* I think their AI is a failure.

Most brilliant response ever, especially since I never saw that recap of Majority Rule

Will it also feature Like and Dislike keys to inform viewers of whether what they are watching is worth watching?

The rule from the dot com bubble is "always be second". First spends all the R&D to solve a hard problem. The second comer copies the first, for half the price, because they don't need any R&D. So there is an incentive to not solve hard problems in capitalism.

When was this? AI seems to have contributed greatly to the enshitification of LinkedIn.

RTFM: "'Foreign Tech Workers Are Avoiding Travel To the US'"

I would also hope that tourists avoid the United States. Tourism is an enshitification of a culture.

Your use of the term unwelcome in this case suggests differently. You suggest that immigrants *should* be welcomed and coddled, when in reality, they're only allowed in to lower wages.

"academia works"?

You think Academia ever accomplished anything at all?