I don't think AI changes that balance all that dramatically. Any business that won't hire juniors now, wouldn't have hired them before, and simply had the "Must have 20+ years experience in [flavour of the month] framework" in their job ads.
And experience from past jobs hasn't really counted for anything beyond "They werent stupid enough to get fired", so paying for experience doesn't make sense either.
All that said, regardless of who has the better crystal ball, its a shit time to be a compsci grad...
Pay peanuts, get monkeys. AI hasn't changed that equation, so if they think that a grad will accept negative pay and come out the other end skilled, they are on crack.
Businesses have always paid to upskill young employees, its a cost of being an employer.
You only need your PC on when others are using the spreadsheet.
Keep an eye out for mini PCs on second hand market places, they can be found for a couple hundred dollars or less, and are perfect for running something like this 24/7. Youll want a fairly decent internet connection though.
You can get free VMs on oracle cloud. Yes, Oracle are a bunch of cunts, but free is free, and you can get a free ARM VM with plenty of RAM that should be adequate for nextcloud.
And AI is the new sticker they slap on those exact same systems. Its just marketing.
The objection people had to the system was the facial recognition system, not the AI part. Whether its classic face recognition or AI recognition, no one wants to be tracked going into a nightclub, especially if they may not be publically out of the closet.
If your trying to insinuate that a bunch of gay night club owners are somehow data harvesting for big AI, then all I have to say is that the simplest answer is usually the correct one. Not everything is a big conspiracy.
You may want to consider splitting out the back end or the sync/encryption parts into a library that you open source, which would give a bit more trust that you have actually done the right things.
There are always troublemakers, especially so at gay bars. An automated ID system allows for instantly detecting and ejecting them. Without the automated system, you have to get all of the bouncers across all of the bars to somehow share ID of the bad actors, which is hard, so people can slip through.
Whether that justifys risking leaking the identities of all of the legit patrons, I dunno, but clearly some of the bars thought so...
What an own goal... "I'm such a beta I need the government to get me laid"
I don't think AI changes that balance all that dramatically. Any business that won't hire juniors now, wouldn't have hired them before, and simply had the "Must have 20+ years experience in [flavour of the month] framework" in their job ads.
And experience from past jobs hasn't really counted for anything beyond "They werent stupid enough to get fired", so paying for experience doesn't make sense either.
All that said, regardless of who has the better crystal ball, its a shit time to be a compsci grad...
Pay peanuts, get monkeys. AI hasn't changed that equation, so if they think that a grad will accept negative pay and come out the other end skilled, they are on crack.
Businesses have always paid to upskill young employees, its a cost of being an employer.
There are nicer ways to say that.
The hosted nextcloud solutions are not cheap. The base plan for librebit is 79EUR per month. After 3 months you've paid off a mini PC.
Yes, its more work, and a huge learning curve, but if the goal is to save money, paying 79EUR per month is insane, unless you need the SLA.
I agree that self hosting may not be the right path for OP, but there are valid tangible reasons to do it beyond "self hosting is fun".
You only need your PC on when others are using the spreadsheet.
Keep an eye out for mini PCs on second hand market places, they can be found for a couple hundred dollars or less, and are perfect for running something like this 24/7. Youll want a fairly decent internet connection though.
You can get free VMs on oracle cloud. Yes, Oracle are a bunch of cunts, but free is free, and you can get a free ARM VM with plenty of RAM that should be adequate for nextcloud.
Make sure you setup https properly.
This annoys me as well. And its not just AUR either, I hit this with pi.dev plugins, which are in NPM:
https://pi.dev/packages?name=permissions
Look how many duplicates there are, just because one person mildly changed am existing one, and never contributed back instead.
People are publishing their slop projects as if they intend on maintaining them, but they clearly aren't capable or willing to actually maintain them.
https://esphome.io/components/serial_proxy/
https://tasmota.github.io/docs/Serial-to-TCP-Bridge/
A esp32 dev board and some soldering might work.
And AI is the new sticker they slap on those exact same systems. Its just marketing.
The objection people had to the system was the facial recognition system, not the AI part. Whether its classic face recognition or AI recognition, no one wants to be tracked going into a nightclub, especially if they may not be publically out of the closet.
Maybe its this then:
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Strobing
Artefact of the upscaling perhaps?
It was filmed for TV 20 years ago, it would have been NTSC, which is 720x480. HD for TV came a bit later.
Doesnt help you with your problem though :(
Bitrate? I'm guessing its been upscaled or something anyway, because the office was never filmed in 1080p.
Just sue them already and leave us alone. You are spamming this story everywhere, and most of the time its the wrong place. Go away.
I was going to guess compression, but if that is a blueray quality rip then maybe not. Does it happen with any other players, or is it just MPV?
If your trying to insinuate that a bunch of gay night club owners are somehow data harvesting for big AI, then all I have to say is that the simplest answer is usually the correct one. Not everything is a big conspiracy.
You may want to consider splitting out the back end or the sync/encryption parts into a library that you open source, which would give a bit more trust that you have actually done the right things.
And this isnt a shit post...
Did it end up blazingly fast? :D
Doing a port as your first rust project is a brutal was to start, and im guessing will result in some pretty sketchy rust code. Good luck though :)
Just repeating an arguement I have seen:
There are always troublemakers, especially so at gay bars. An automated ID system allows for instantly detecting and ejecting them. Without the automated system, you have to get all of the bouncers across all of the bars to somehow share ID of the bad actors, which is hard, so people can slip through.
Whether that justifys risking leaking the identities of all of the legit patrons, I dunno, but clearly some of the bars thought so...
Signed up, is the app open source?
Cloudkeys are the low end, only support 20ish cameras. You don't have to go full dream machine or whatever their top end stuff is. Still, expensive.