Apparently, applying window tint is more difficult than it seems.
I regularly see cars with large bubbles between the tint and the glass. I decided years ago that if I want window tint but can’t afford to have it professionally applied, then I can’t afford tint. Having no tint at all is better than living with poorly applied tint.
COSTS ARE TOO HIGH, THE FUTURE LOOKS BLEAK, AND NOBODY WHO CAN FIX THOSE THINGS SEEMS TO GIVE A SHIT.
Go ahead and spend a bunch of money on analysts, though. Ignore the root causes. We’re used to it.
Well, we’re all seen as a bunch of heathens, so I guess this sort of thing is inevitable. Not cool, but inevitable.
I think it’s ridiculous that corporations are simultaneously spending billions on technology that they know doesn’t work. A smart CEO would wait for a real breakthrough, and then invest. Nobody gets it 100% right the very first time. WAIT. Nobody will care if you’re a late bloomer, as long as your software actually lives up to its advertising.
The technology has potential, but right now, potential is all it has.
This would encourage me to avoid that “art show” at all costs.
Oh, I see. In that case, I think the best we can do is set a good example. For example, I try not to let myself get drawn into childish arguments.
Downvoting just gives trolls the negative attention they want. Ignore, block, and/or report. That’s it. We can’t change human nature.
Saying or doing something hurtful to another person, because I don’t know what challenges they’re dealing with or what their past has been like.
Is there a middle ground? I don’t want wars, political nonsense, or disrespect of other cultures, but I do want drugs and burgers.
I’ve seen a few customers with these glasses. Unfortunately, since they’re an almighty CUSTOMER and I’m just a lowly wage slave, I can’t say or do anything.
Since these glasses were introduced, though, I’ve decided to boycott all ray-ban products, because I’m so incensed that they’re participating in this gross violation of human rights and social norms.
This excellent post explains exactly why I’m concerned about AI
“AI systems controlled by billionaire tech bros are certain to give me an answer that’s fair and unbiased!”
Some people are very intelligent in their area(s) of expertise, but are alarmingly senseless outside of a lab/classroom/office environment. The “clueless professor” trope wasn’t just made up for laughs; it’s real. I’ve seen it firsthand. I’ve talked to spouses who love the “brilliant moron” they’re married to. Some people with degrees acknowledge their limitations with good humor, others don’t.
Warthogs are extremely cool. I’d end this comment with “fight me!”, but honestly I’m not that invested.
“…But I’d like to hear more about why they assess the risk to be zero.”
Because it’s the company responsible that’s assessing the risk, you sweet summer child.
Nylons also had the practical advantages of being lightweight and not taking up much space. They were a very well thought out choice.
Oopsie poopsie
If a job requires the us of AI, it’s best to put it in the job description. It’ll save both job hunters AND hiring managers some time.
I really wish Lincoln hadn’t been assassinated. He didn’t just want to reclaim the South; he wanted to reintegrate them and heal the massive sociopolitical wounds. I think the country would be significantly better off if he had been alive to carry out his plans.