I didn't go to college and knew I had to gain as much real work experience as I could to be competitive. That ultimately landed a managing position with a huge international company making about 80k a year.
That job drove me down so hard I ended up having a mental breakdown, went into a program, and quit the job.
I started over with another local company making $19 an hour. In a year and a half I've been promoted a few times and am now making 70k a year with the understanding from this place that I guard my mental health very closely and they e been absolutely cool with everything.
If you've paid attention for any length of time, you will have noticed the difference in how people talk about Siri now versus when it originally launched on iOS. As time has gone on, the complaints increased, meaning, the more it learned, the worse it became.
While people think the more AI is trained the better it gets, the inverse is the reality. The more a smart computer trains on idiot human content, the more idiotic it becomes.
By the time we reach quantum computing it will only be able to tell humans the fastest way to goon. If the question you ask yourself is why would you want to goon faster, a quantum computer will reply with: now you have more time to goon.
William Afton was a pioneer, lucky enough to be destroyed by his own creations before humans destroyed them with their idiocy.
After its initial run, no one gave a shit about that song until The Sopranos ended the show with it. Then it held on long enough for Glee to cover it and suddenly every drunk white girl claims it as "my jam!" whenever it's played.
I have a 2012 macbook pro, the battery life of apple products is notoriously bad under Linux. I got a new battery and still couldn't get 3 hours of usage out of it.
That aside, linux runs great when you get it to boot. I didn't have any luck getting Ubuntu to boot but Fedora and Manjaro run really well. I'm a fan of Gnome, I'd recommend walking your friend through different desktop environments.
I didn't go to college and knew I had to gain as much real work experience as I could to be competitive. That ultimately landed a managing position with a huge international company making about 80k a year.
That job drove me down so hard I ended up having a mental breakdown, went into a program, and quit the job.
I started over with another local company making $19 an hour. In a year and a half I've been promoted a few times and am now making 70k a year with the understanding from this place that I guard my mental health very closely and they e been absolutely cool with everything.
Maybe I'm not perfect, but at least I don't know what to do with it.
Seems about right.
I love that the product name includes "AI" and they're saying they tried everything.
How about we try not promoting AI?
You can't tell me what to do, Craig.
If someone says "I could care less" I finish it in my head with "but it would be really difficult" and all thing are right in the world.
Tongue in cheek, try and do something could still be correct. I'm going to try, if I fail, I'm going to have a beer.
Two that always kill me:
Not knowing when to use "and I" vs "and me" and defaulting to "and I" because they think it's correct.
You do things on purpose and by accident. You do not do things on accident. That's saying you did it accidently on purpose.
That's very helpful, thank you.
Your man has ADHD.
His patterns are similar to mine. I do the best I can and fail sometimes.
Sounds like it's time for some hard conversations.
Also, check out the book "Is it you, me, or ADHD."
The answer is actually very simple.
If you've paid attention for any length of time, you will have noticed the difference in how people talk about Siri now versus when it originally launched on iOS. As time has gone on, the complaints increased, meaning, the more it learned, the worse it became.
While people think the more AI is trained the better it gets, the inverse is the reality. The more a smart computer trains on idiot human content, the more idiotic it becomes.
By the time we reach quantum computing it will only be able to tell humans the fastest way to goon. If the question you ask yourself is why would you want to goon faster, a quantum computer will reply with: now you have more time to goon.
William Afton was a pioneer, lucky enough to be destroyed by his own creations before humans destroyed them with their idiocy.
https://youtu.be/lv8wqnk_TsA
Io, hands down.
It's volcanic because it's being squished and pulled by Jupiter's gravity.
Journey - Don't Stop Believin'
After its initial run, no one gave a shit about that song until The Sopranos ended the show with it. Then it held on long enough for Glee to cover it and suddenly every drunk white girl claims it as "my jam!" whenever it's played.
Fuck that song.
It's a rocket ship!
I cry for Windows 8. It was completely half baked, but, I loved the change. I think that's why I'm also a huge fan of Gnome.
I'm a big fan of saying things are rad.
What a ride.
The Way Way Back.
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1727388/
I have a 2012 macbook pro, the battery life of apple products is notoriously bad under Linux. I got a new battery and still couldn't get 3 hours of usage out of it.
That aside, linux runs great when you get it to boot. I didn't have any luck getting Ubuntu to boot but Fedora and Manjaro run really well. I'm a fan of Gnome, I'd recommend walking your friend through different desktop environments.
The biggest issue I have with PostmarketOS is their documentation for new users is horrendous.
I tried installing it on a 2012 Nexus 7 and couldn't get past the jargon.
I was talking about how you have everything organized, it looks great.