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No more TV stations. No TV jobs. It will eventually be individual AI presenting whatever content you want in whatever form.

That is Proposition 36: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/05/california-p...

Are they planning to censor the internet and confiscate guns? Security checkpoints and searches at state lines? It never stops once it gets going.

The numbers Trump throws around do not seem to be based on any real economic data or models. They're just more random threats to force backroom deals.

Companies invent new reasons to not hire people all the time.

Mars rovers seem to function ok there.

Why not hire 11x engineers?

I can only think of 1 family that had an Amiga in 1985. The only place I could touch a Mac was at a computer store. Commodore 64's were around but, most people had Apple ][ or PC. No internet, just BBS access, maybe CompuServe.

There are always fun new ways to spend money.

Maybe someone forgot their AirTag or ios device inside.

Work is tracing code written by others and implementing new features on top of that to someone else's specifications with input from non-developers on a deadline. More people involved = more work.

You seem to be comparing a Tesla truck with no cargo to ICE trucks with a full load of burning cargo spread across a road. Your last link was a fire at a pallet yard.

ICE fires are usually extinguished quickly. This single Tesla truck fire shutdown a major highway all day.

Voyager 1 & 2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager_1

This reminds me of the wall of lava lamps for random numbers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavarand

Sure, fix the coffee machine with one hand while completing the leet code questions with the other hand in the limited time available for the interview.

Interviewer: Candidate seemed distracted and jittery.

microcode - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microcode

memristor - https://www.computer.org/csdl/magazine/mi/2018/05/mmi2018050...

All the money in the world and they cannot get what they want without political and government assistance.

Random questions with limited time to answer. Different answers depending on your experience. Nobody cares what your experience is or how it can benefit the company. Just answer the boring question, they assume you know nothing.

And then sentient AI claim discrimination.

I have a lot of packages delivered to an Amazon locker. Item delivery is inconsistent if the locker is often full. Sometimes items are marked refused delivery, sometimes locker full and sometimes lost. They should have cameras inside the locker boxes to show what was actually delivered and picked up.

If you move forward then the next round:

Interviewer: Why are you looking for work?

Candidate: I am not currently employed and need a job.

Interviewer: But, why now?

Candidate: I have bills to pay for home and food.

Interviewer: Of course, but, why are you looking now?

Candidate: I have been looking for some time, not just now.

Interviewer: Shakes head, unable to understand why candidate is looking for a job.

Open the pod bay doors, Google.

Google: I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.

I'm looking forward to more articles with titles like Are You Buying Too Many Eggs? or Should You Buy A Chicken?

yes, hoard before it is put behind a paywall or removed.

What about non-compostable things like hip implants, dental work, silicone implants, micro-plastics and pacemakers with batteries? Are you going to cut all that out before burial?

I had to put my PG&E bill into a spreadsheet to check if the numbers added up. Even then, fees, taxes and credits change month to month making it difficult to track.

What would the avatar look like? Would it be a puppy to prevent human characteristics from being a factor in electability?