Comment Yeah (Score 1) 25
Yeah, you shouldn't let LLM's do these things, lol
LLM's are like idiot savants - they can definitely be useful. You don't want to give them the launch codes though
Comment So, that's good, right? (Score 1) 32
Or are their, er, thoughts about it all not pure enough?
Comment It's an interesting angle (Score 1) 62
Remote work may be giving older workers a leg up, to some extent.
Older workers are usually less able to move for a job, and less likely to want to move. They are more likely to have kids, and/or disabled family members who depend on them being around.
Remote work lets employers choose older, more experienced workers who otherwise might not be competing for a given position. (Of course, it also lets them hire someone in Mumbai instead, but that affects old and young alike.)
So, yeah, it's easy to picture the rise of remote work tipping the scales a bit to the older and more experienced.
Comment Re: A beautiful resurgence (Score 1) 91
They won't cause it would probably validate everything you said.
Comment Huh (Score 4, Insightful) 35
In the meantime, residents are trying to bypass the GOP-controlled Legislature
Too much democracy going on?
You do know how it became "GOP-controlled", right? By voters actually voting for representatives?
Comment Well, that's that then (Score 3, Insightful) 57
I mean if a colossus like Zig does this, well then ...
Comment Re:Wrong side of history (Score 1) 164
> AI is here to stay. Acts of rebellion like this will only cause harm. This isn't some noble preservation of human dignity or anything. It's just punishing people for using new tools. Not cool.
It's not punishing people for using new tools. It's punishing people for using tools without thinking. Those who are harmed by this deserve it.
Really? If you don't search diligently enough for obfuscated malicious code first before using a tool on it, you deserve what you get?
Comment Love all the "democracy" (Score 1) 28
[10% is the threshhold for legal recognition by the U.K. government.]
10% is enough to get what you want? Whelp, seems fair, as long as you are on the correct, boffin-approved side, lol!
Comment Re:Lack of imagination (Score 1) 44
Here you are pretending not to get the point again.
Oh lovely. I have a stalker now, lol
Comment Re:The same people ... (Score 0) 127
oh shut up i hope you get paid for being so pathetic.
Can't argue with that, er, logic
Comment Re:The same people ... (Score -1, Troll) 127
so stupid we assume you do it on purpose.
I'm stupid because you think this guy is "in my head"? Okay, lol
https://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=24004188&cid=66166696
Comment Re: SpaceX is a monumental scam I have said it (Score 1) 73
Did you really get to the end of a reply and think "man, that was so good I gotta copy and paste that whenever I get a chance!" No one reads all that shit.
Comment Re:The same people ... (Score -1, Troll) 127
... who wanted to let freakin' Iran keep their actual weapons program, will claim to be worried about this.
So no one outside of the fantasy in your head?
(blinks) So the guy who replied to me ten minutes before you is just in my head? Who knew?
Comment The same people ... (Score -1, Troll) 127
... who wanted to let freakin' Iran keep their actual weapons program, will claim to be worried about this.
Comment Re:Lack of imagination (Score 3, Insightful) 44
Everything is about making knock offs because that's what GenAI can do. It can certainly tailor the knock off in ways that were easier than what it formerly took, but roughly knock-off in their bread and butter
Eh, only in the sense that literally everything is a "knock-off".
I mean, I didn't invent php. Or programming. Or API integrations. So whether I use an LLM to help me program a new integration with some obscure service, or whether I do it all myself, either way I guess it's a "knock off", in some sense.
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