I like where your head is at but I'm an Enter pressing purist. Scripts fail and don't give you the the confidence to know your true enter pressing quantity.
If the company wants enter pressing slip then scripts are the way to go. If they want to know with 100% accuracy no enter presses were skipped then I'm their guy.
Depends on how many times I need to hit enter during my 8 hour shift. If it's something like 200 times then yes. If you need something more like 7,200 enters pressed in an 8 hour shift then that would break down to 15 enters per minute which requires a little more dedication. I that event I would like to ask for $23,000 a year.
I would also like for the company to pay for any repairs or replacement of my Enter button in the event something stops working.
As the article states, "cancer is not a single disease".
AI curing cancer would be like AI curing 'viruses'. For example, Tamiflu can help cure the flu but it's not going to cure your HIV. You can take a prep pill to prevent you from contracting HIV but it's not going to stop you from getting the flu.
Tumors react and behave differently. Two people can both have prostate cancer and very different treatment plans. There will never be a one size fits all 'cure for cancer'. Even if that did exist, there is too much money made associated with cancer treatment. Healthcare is a business first. Patient care comes second no matter what they tell their patients and employees.
I would like to apply for this software engineer job where all you do is press enter. I'm willing to work from home or go to the office everyday. I will press enter on holidays and weekends as well.
The government needs to provide all FBI employees with 1 free year of credit monitoring. That free year is the resolution I've seen from the corporations that were hacked. Remember when a couple credit bureaus were hack multiple times and they provided this? The FBI should also provide compensation for the hack if employees sign up in time. Usually you get like $20 for the data leak.
I was playing an Xbox game you can only get by downloading from the store. They must have been testing out this freeze function because the game had to buffer so many times while I was playing that I will probably never play that game again.
It's my favorites series as well but I guess I'm not playing any new Skate games anymore. I didn't have that problem with all the Skate games that came with a disk.
I was walking through some forest in Costa Rica to go from my car to the beach. Halfway through I look up to see an adult crocodile about 50 yards away from me.
I was pretty scared because this was a small stretch of forest and didn't expect it. Once I go to the beach I turned my chair to make sure a croc didn't want to eat me or go to the shore of the beach. I later found out crocodiles are really slow. If it was an alligator I might have been toast. I don't believe Costa Rica has native alligators though.
Well I might as well use a sick day before the impending nuclear payback hits the US. That of course depends on whether Human Resources allows it. They have always known what is best for my work and home life balance.
I would basically live my life focused on what is important to me instead of having to weigh in the importance of how it will affect my job. Family events, fitness, meal prepping, hobbies, projects, health. I would have time to catch up on all that and stay on top of it. I would also sleep more.
There is content on Hulu I have wanted to watch for about 6 months but I never do because I don't want to deal with their long commercials and volume spikes associated with their ads. The volume spikes are illegal for TV/Satellite but I guess the regulation doesn't cover streaming.
I like where your head is at but I'm an Enter pressing purist. Scripts fail and don't give you the the confidence to know your true enter pressing quantity.
If the company wants enter pressing slip then scripts are the way to go. If they want to know with 100% accuracy no enter presses were skipped then I'm their guy.
Depends on how many times I need to hit enter during my 8 hour shift. If it's something like 200 times then yes. If you need something more like 7,200 enters pressed in an 8 hour shift then that would break down to 15 enters per minute which requires a little more dedication. I that event I would like to ask for $23,000 a year.
I would also like for the company to pay for any repairs or replacement of my Enter button in the event something stops working.
As the article states, "cancer is not a single disease".
AI curing cancer would be like AI curing 'viruses'. For example, Tamiflu can help cure the flu but it's not going to cure your HIV. You can take a prep pill to prevent you from contracting HIV but it's not going to stop you from getting the flu.
Tumors react and behave differently. Two people can both have prostate cancer and very different treatment plans. There will never be a one size fits all 'cure for cancer'. Even if that did exist, there is too much money made associated with cancer treatment. Healthcare is a business first. Patient care comes second no matter what they tell their patients and employees.
I would like to apply for this software engineer job where all you do is press enter. I'm willing to work from home or go to the office everyday. I will press enter on holidays and weekends as well.
Good point. I guess I'll stick with super intelligence. Might even refer to it as Super Duper Intelligence every now and then.
Phone companies hate this one simple trick. Rename it "Artificial Intelligence 6G" 🤯.
The government needs to provide all FBI employees with 1 free year of credit monitoring. That free year is the resolution I've seen from the corporations that were hacked. Remember when a couple credit bureaus were hack multiple times and they provided this? The FBI should also provide compensation for the hack if employees sign up in time. Usually you get like $20 for the data leak.
I was playing an Xbox game you can only get by downloading from the store. They must have been testing out this freeze function because the game had to buffer so many times while I was playing that I will probably never play that game again.
It's my favorites series as well but I guess I'm not playing any new Skate games anymore. I didn't have that problem with all the Skate games that came with a disk.
Thank you! I used it to buy 1 new ink cartridge for my printer. It wasn't enough to cover taxes or get a colored cartridge though
Im just glad it's over and everything ended safely! Needless to say I didn't spend much time in the ocean haha.
I was walking through some forest in Costa Rica to go from my car to the beach. Halfway through I look up to see an adult crocodile about 50 yards away from me.
I was pretty scared because this was a small stretch of forest and didn't expect it. Once I go to the beach I turned my chair to make sure a croc didn't want to eat me or go to the shore of the beach. I later found out crocodiles are really slow. If it was an alligator I might have been toast. I don't believe Costa Rica has native alligators though.
Price how copilot has never hacked anything. It's one of the safer LLMs out there because it's incompetent to do pretty much everything.
$100 Amazon giftcard please
Well I might as well use a sick day before the impending nuclear payback hits the US. That of course depends on whether Human Resources allows it. They have always known what is best for my work and home life balance.
I would basically live my life focused on what is important to me instead of having to weigh in the importance of how it will affect my job. Family events, fitness, meal prepping, hobbies, projects, health. I would have time to catch up on all that and stay on top of it. I would also sleep more.
There is content on Hulu I have wanted to watch for about 6 months but I never do because I don't want to deal with their long commercials and volume spikes associated with their ads. The volume spikes are illegal for TV/Satellite but I guess the regulation doesn't cover streaming.
I quit playing the new 'demo' skate game because I don't like all the loading screens compared to previous games that were played with a disk.
Seems they are intimidated which is strange because they kind of have government backing.
Lol we don't know you here bud. It's okay. Open up
Typical Wednesday.