Comment Re: Hacker's paradise? (Score 1) 56
That and a human, even in error, at least knows what he meant to do when writing code. When AI spits out code, it isn't a given that anyone understands what it does, much less what it is meant to do.
That and a human, even in error, at least knows what he meant to do when writing code. When AI spits out code, it isn't a given that anyone understands what it does, much less what it is meant to do.
Gotta wonder how many extra security vulnerabilities there will be in their trading infrastructure.
Gorillaz wasn't really fake though. It was an animated front for an actual human band. The human band even played their live shows. It was pretty inventive, and it certainly gave a lot of work to not only the musicians involved but the many animators, planners, marketers, and others who pulled the whole thing together. It wound up being much more complex than a traditional guitarx2 + bass + drums quartet.
Datacentre expansion has been ongoing for years. Aluminum welding has been in hot demand since aluminum became the preferred material in many vehicles and engine block designs. And that's just two areas. Underwater welding pays quite well I'm told (and is pretty dangerous). There's going to need to be an expansion in the installation and maintenance of power generation facilities which may favor steamfitters and/or electricians.
Who knows? You act as if it's a given that will happen anytime soon. Smart tradesmen will look to the market and use their leverage from years of lucrative work to expand their skillset as the market evolves.
Demand for aluminum welders has been hot for awhile and will probably stay that way. Same for underwater welders.
Casinos and other gambling outfits go out of business all the time. Just ask Trump!
Not absolutely true. There's going to be a lot of work for electricians (especially ones trained to handle large network installations) due to the boom in datacentre expansion. Aluminum welding is a specialized skill in hot demand. There are others.
One wonders if it identifies as ChatGPT.
Japan loves blockchain:
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fbitcoinist.com%2Ffrom-bi...
Swing and a miss on that one.
What about CowboiKneelGPT?
If US Federal spending is any indicator, not much, especially since the spending would be a one-time-only thing rather than a yearly thing.
Now it would be a good idea for Zuck to consider investing in power generation for datacentres instead of the datacentres themselves. And he'd likely make a tidy profit off such a venture.
It's the animation style and not the actual framerate, at least according to Steam reviews.
It's based on the many semi-legal programs set up by the Biden administration to bring in more people without anyone else being involved in the process (see: CBP1 app, etc). If you read the summary you'll see that the workers in question entered on what was called "humanitarian parole". Asylum seekers were placed in jobs and given some other bennies to get themselves started. No real background checks were done, and there's no telling how many of those people actually showed up to work in their assigned jobs.
Compared to how many people entered the country rather abruptly and without sufficient background checks (if any), 500k workers is really nothing.
https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.visualcapitalist.c...
Biden's numbers were nuts, and ~10 million is a conservative estimate, with some estimating that as many as 20 million people entered the country between 2021 and 2024.
Here we have another huge corporation (in this case, Amazon) complaining that their cheap, pliant labor has been taken from them. Time to raise the wages and improve work conditions if you want to staff your facilities, Amazon.
We all like praise, but a hike in our pay is the best kind of ways.