So, at work they have a break area where you can self checkout your cokes and chips and such. But recently they added a lot of cameras, that do face detection, and who knows what else. Not too sure how I feel about that. Also, at airports, they are starting to take your photo at TSA when you board. I should have refused, but didn't really think about the implications of the government having a worldwide face database I think we should have the right to not be monitored and cataloged when we buy items and travel?

I canâ(TM)t think of a single time I have ever questioned the memory safety of sudo

Not too sure you can blame AI on this one, crazy people exist and maybe AI just brings it out because they have less filter. But that said being related to a crazy AI is god person might be a bit unsettling and who knows what the AI would tell them to do and they would carry it out without question

Assuming Moores Law holds up, I wouldn't worry about performance, give it 10 years and AI will have run out of data to consume

So, I could use more information on a quantum magnetic sensor. I assume it's better than a magnetometer, which really are sensitive to electronic noise to the point you want them a few inches away from everything. I would imagine magnetic jamming could occur, in fact, would EMI cause it issues? Sounds too good to be true

Just like streaming services I think it will hope people forget they are subscribed Not to mentions all the data you can collect from university students, they may have good ideas to farm too

They can buy a model from some researcher, call it microsoft, then use their connections to profit from the originators work, like with MS-DOS

AI is great, AI can help you program, but you don't want someone who doesn't know how to program using AI to generate programs. Note: a webpage is not a program

Seems like this might have been factored in with the terms of use change, force people to upgrade for streaming and get the browser tracking under the table

I think it's interesting that they want IT people with AI experience, not engineers or data science people. AI is kind of it's own thing, it's not really programming, as python does a lot for you. I'm not sure if they are wrangling proprietary datasets, or just throwing a LLM chatbot into their web interface, and I doubt the people hiring for AI really know what they want, just that it's the new thing and might be beneficial

We donâ(TM)t âoesellâ your data, just legally selling your data can be construed as selling your data, thatâ(TM)s all. And we donâ(TM)t collect your personal information, we legally own it in perpetuity to be used for whatever reasons we want! Donâ(TM)t download LibreWolf and slowly erode our market position

I think most of an engineers job is to figure out exactly what everyone wants. We need feature X by next quarter, uh okay, what is feature X?

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Sorry chat, we can't even NASA

I mean, you can say the hosting costs money I suppose, but dont you need the hosting anyway as I'm sure it's not just used for emails right? Sounds like a lot of excuses for repeatedly downgrading let's encrypt. Give us lifetime keys and you wont have to send out expiration emails, instead of making the keys last a week or whatever they are slowly doing