The real problem isn't "AI" it's business leaders using it as an excuse to "restructure". There's always been a less expensive option: outsource/off shore/juniors, the issue is when the organisation chooses that one over in-house experience/quality.
We've been through dismiss and distort. We're now in distract. Await the next party leader to be in "dismay" at Trump's presence in the Epstein files.
Chances are you'll need to use openssl s_client -starttls smtp rather than telnet these days.
It's fine, let Spotify show the world how it goes when you de-skill a team.
It's a mostly finished product now anyway, this is probably more telling that no new client of theirs has demanded something that their cookie cutter team didn't have a template for already.
... special waste of energy.
I do not wish people I know now to waste what precious life they have on artificial commentary from an account I once owned (not logged in for decade or more now).
I behaved differently in that account anyway due to the audience. That'd not represent me now anyhow.
Please, nobody should was energy on either side of this.
PGP your message as you never know when the device/server will be compromised
> the entertainment offered
If this was the "entertainment" what was the business whilst they were there?
Needs locking to prevent race conditions.
I think middle button paste is awesome too. The benefits of middle paste out number the cons.
Ignoring the nits, I remember when Slashdot was the place to get tech news, now it looks three days behind everywhere else.
That tells me people don't care about Slashdot enough to have it high up on the list of places to post their tech news stories because it's hurtling towards obscurity.
Seriously, remember when Slashdot was the only forum worth visiting?
Probably makes sense as they're mostly set in a music genre now and less likely to be ear-wormed
Would Intel be hurting their investor if they were to improve the iGPU?
Based on the investment, you might have less reason to buy Intel now. Then again, best not to build any strong affiliation with any of the chip makers.
If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts. -- Albert Einstein
