provides advice too.

The 72% non-work is comical - The gimmick crowd. They vanish once the operating costs get applied.

USB-C is too resource intensive to be sprinkled around willy nilly. The correct thing to do is have lots of 4-pin USB 2.0 ports for the miscellaneous devices.

And then how many are rehired next year because of dumb assumptions about what AI would achieve.

They won't because USB-C is very resource intensive. The idea is to push everyone into using hubs.
Whereas the 4-pin USB 2.0 plug is very low resource so can have lots of them.

If he wanted to use a hub he wouldn't have written anything.

It matters because USB-C is very resource demanding. Lots of 4-pin USB 2.0 ports don't burn the resources.

A shoddy form filler is about as good as it gets.

Doesn't help for adding ports. More ports is what he's looking for.

A USB hub is just annoying to lug around and even more annoying to assemble.

Doesn't help for adding ports. More ports is what he's looking for.

A USB hub is just annoying to lug around and even more annoying to assemble.

He actually wants more than four ports. That's his main beef.

And since USB-C is so demanding on the hardware there is no allocation available for lots of them. Whereas the black USB 2.0 ports can be littered all around and still not burn the resources.

They don't have joins though. Whether they could have joins is kind of irrelevant.

Besides, there's obviously a good reason, presumably for strength, for not having joins. Otherwise they'd have been making them with joins all along. Just like there'll be a good reason why it's always three blades too. Although, I have seen a prototype single blade wind turbine. It used counterbalancing to effect three blades.

You won't see any of that. There's way too much enthusiasm for AI from businesses. And the current admin seems to love AI too. AI has lots of tracking features associated with it.

What we probably will see is a rebound in hiring after all these companies figure out how useless AI is at interactive processes.

The article doesn't say anything about social media being bad. It is only speculating on the trend of mass AI slop being pushed upon the user base. Extrapolating on the major impact it's already had.

There is no joins in the blades. Each of the three blades is continuous fibreglass, for the entire 70 metres.

I guess the calm day requirement is going to be a problem given that ideal sites are windy places. :/