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.

Remember how soon after they gave you a phone that remembers all your phone numbers for you, you couldn't remember anybody's phone number without your phone?

Remember how people used to add up numbers by hand until it became easier to do it with a calculator, and now they can't do match?

One wonders what other skills will atrophy due to AI reliance.

I thought "Our customers are our best quality control" was Microsoft's mantra.

Meta is going through another round of layoffs. Just sayin'...

Workflow at Meta is now basically:

Step 1: Ask the AI agent how to solve the problem.

Rather than continue training the AI agent to do my job, I'm resigning.

Add the word "turbo" and you've got a mega bestseller!

Am I dating myself?

Wouldn't building GPS into vapes make them much more expensive, especially for something that doesn't work inside buildings? That being said, Google does a fairly good job of triangulating your position from nearby WiFi access points, but WiFi would be even more expensive than GPS.

Rocky's echolocation can even work through walls, Dolphins have similar skills; they can "see" inside other dolphins and tell if their pregnant. Of course, my ex is 2 out of 2 for determining our daughter is pregnant before she admits it just by seeing her.

They blatantly said Rocky uses echo-location, and the movies used blurry monochrome images to visualize what he "sees". Using hearing for sight is the obvious explanation for why Rocky's hearing is so good. The weirder thing is that Gosling needs a computer to translate everything Rocky says to english, but Rocky just understands everything Gosling says?

This move was probably his best acting to date, although he still doesn't take himself too seriously.

It's a buddy flick between Ryan Gosling being Ryan Gosling and a very likeable CGI character. There are some parts of the story I would have changed, but they were probably just being true to the original book.

Good story, good acting, Rocky is really likeable for a CGI character. Ryan Reynolds might actually be nominated for an Oscar for this movie, despite the Academy's dislike of SciFi.

They could have Clippy pop up and say things like, "It looks like you are trying to insert trojans into this encryption code. Would you like help with that?"

I think they're arguing that they are the third thing, a message parlor.

Unions are a real-life strategy because they work. Divide-and-conquer is also a real-life strategy, because it works too.

Thus, I think the truth of your statement all depends on whether you look at this conflict between government and the the people, from the point of view of the attacker, vs the point of view of the defender.