And then… well.
Attention is indeed weird.
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And then… well.
Attention is indeed weird.
That’s very graphic.
The thing is, I already felt a bit like that before AI. It’s just money. This quarter’s. The rest doesn’t exist. Make flashy features faster and you’ll be promoted. Make things carefully so that they last and can be maintained easily, and you are be ignored.
I say this not as an engineer that tried to write maintainable software and now is butthurt, but as an (ex)manager who tried to promote such people. And now is butthurt. I found myself telling my engineers that if they wanted to get promotions they had to prioritize the shiny and skip the rest.
I hated it.
Now I am back to Engineering. I do use AI heavily at work because no one cares but if my output is “too slow” I will look bad. I at least try to raise concerns when I see them. The answer tends to be “yeah, we can’t afford to do that properly now”.
I use AI way more sparingly for my personal open source stuff. Because I care.
Any iphone/ipad/mac nearby will act as a router for them[1]
Given that we have already established that LG is a shady company, I wouldn't put it beyond them to try to use the same trick.
[1]https://lifehacker.com/tech/how-apple-airtags-actually-work
“What schools need is more of their budget spent on student surveillance”
[1] https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/textsearch-intro.htm...
[2] https://www.elastic.co/docs/explore-analyze/query-filter
Tourists stay and get burn to a crisp
One could make "Pit" be "t", with that logic.
I could absolutely fill my days with stuff, no problem