tayo42

At least 5-10 years. Like my whole career.

The llms usually remind me of how corporate people talk

Where are you all successfully looking for jobs? Indeed was even worse then LinkedIn.

Though LinkedIn really pissed me off a few weeks ago when it popped up something saying I shouldn't apply for a job because it doesn't match my profile well.

That's a corporate phrase that predates the current llm stuff along with things like ping, circle back,table that

I don't think a career switch is really as simple as go do anything you want.you need a skill, and need to go through the entry level pipeline again. You also need too find it interesting like the other commenter mentioned. Otherwise you do just end up as a cashier or something unskilled.

Leave programing for what though?

Id screw this up assuming that sort and pick the middle is to obvious and do something dumb lol

>so that there is dignity in the degree again.

How far back do you need to go to get to a time when degrees mattered?

Do they make good games though? Idk if game dev is like corporate software where it's already uncreative crap no one really is thrilled about.

I'm confused, do people want endless sequels or not?

This attitude seemed prevelant at Blizzard too based on a book I read (Play Nice)they wouldn't fund anything that wasn't a billionaire dollar idea.

Never ending growth and profits just seem to ruin everything

Hmm I see, that's interesting. Seems like the games industry it self is in a pretty bad state despite that

Is there really a rise in PC gaming going on? Isn't that dependent on people having PCs and hardware?

>Ranking number one no longer even guarantees you're the source the AI quotes.

I noticed Google's AI summary seems to link to seemingly obscure videos occasionally.

It Will be interesting to see what happens to YouTube once AI turns it All to text and indexes it. Efficiently viewing YouTube must be at odds with how they want you to keep watching

The idea overall is fine. Do adults have success learning art? Like actually getting good at it? I've been kind of overwhelmed by how much time is expected of students to learn art to get good. Like its treated like a full time job? I see people online casually throw out spending 8-10 hours a day on things.

I get that, I mean who are the investors? Random colo companies? Are The big cloud providers are bringing up new small regions in all of these random towns? Only so many companies can even get the hardware to fill it. And there are only a handful llm providers.

There's only so many companies involved as far as I can tell,but these datacenter stories seem everywhere?

What's driving the need for datacenters All over the world?

Aren't there only a handful of companies need compute and can build datacenters? This isn't aws building more regions is it?

Also recently I was surprised and not surprised to find people are making anti ai like their identity now. Like there's a reddit community dedicated to this

I'll just throw it out there, but I'm also interested in donations. If anyone's feeling generous,get in touch!

Write assembly to do the syscall instruction with whatever params you need.

This is how I used Reddit lol. Plus only through the old web UI.

That sounds nice, but we need to make money and there aren't alot of opportunities. I'd love to get away from web and infra nonsense but,in The right domain id even do it for a pay cut. Hobby work won't get you a job

Is this a viable field for employment?or did it collapse like alot of other digital art?

You don't have a job filter for US remote btw.

Still, your not even entitled to a discussion though.

Why is a policy necessary. you were never entitled to have your pr merged in the first place? If pr wasn't reviewable pre AI I'd expect it to be closed or ignored too

Who's doing llm seo right now? How does that work when you only gets feedback every few months when a new model is out?

You can pick better activities for exercise. You don't have to run on a treadmill

Don't they age your face pretty badly?

Is that how things work at valve? I thought employees do whatever they want and there's minimal structure.

Ai probably didn't contribute to writing this, i think the article has that going for it lol

I think some will just limit the books you can take out at a time if you don't have proof.