So your solution is to pretend that AI doesn't exist so we can hang on to the jobs that are disappearing? Because now those people are stuck going in to jobs that they know have no real value. I would rather roll the p(doom) dice frankly.

Because the workers still need to be convinced to use it and learn new workflows. Most people on /. will tell you that AI can't make them more productive because they are so brilliant and unique, despite the fact that it absolutely can.

You're talking about Meta's metaverse specifically? Because Roblox is way bigger than Pokemon Go. But yeah it's mostly for kids.

AI is actually pretty good at making simple apps like this. Certainly better than the average Fiverr dev (who isn't using AI)

Like I'm going to believe anything from Bangor University.

No, it's more like lawyers realized how good AI is at doing their jobs years ago and have gotten completely lazy about even checking their output before filing it. Of course they're going to hallucinate some cases from time to time and it would probably be nice to have a layer of checks for that. Also if I'm weighing the pros and cons of hallucination vs hungry judge effect I will take hallucination, but that's just me.

I mean yeah, sure.. but being snobby about hardware security keys while people are starving in Gaza is a rough flex.

Because they're not talking about my lifetime, they're talking about *their* lifetime. Lifetime subscription to a VPS? No thanks. I'm happy to pay yearly for that and I will move when the service starts to suck. Obviously there are exceptions like Tivo and season tickets to Fenway.

Wait you're saying the fappening is why I have to check my email to log in to everything now?

*Ugh* I don't even want to keep arguing this but you're wrong. "People who lived to 122" is part of the result set. The sample is everyone who has lived and died. The sample size is around 100B.

It's actually a sample size of billions. Out of a sample of x billions of people, all but one died before reaching 122.

100% of people who lived to 122 were smokers, what do you make of that?

Are you talking about the faith healing? Because I'm a little skeptical about the long-term efficacy of those treatments.

I want to know how a successful engineer doesn't know about ip addresses or how to tunnel through his home network

I know it requires securing reserves which was the problem with Terra/Luna a while back, so someone asshole at an exchange can no longer decide to issue stablecoins that aren't backed by anything.