Not sure the nature of the QA you perform but as somebody who was forced to use AI QA for a bit in a ticketing system for support purposes, my 2 cents is: don’t.
I did the exercise for 2 months where I double checked all the stuff it spewed as summaries of actions, recommendations, wrap up info and applied codes vs stuff that was actually happening in the tickets, it was consistently inconsistent and while on the surface as a quick check it looks fine, the moment any scrutiny is applied it falls apart.
So this whole article is a panic/damage control piece by vested windows interests.
The tldr is that yes bots account for a chunk of the overall increase in usage, and therefore market share, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that more and more machines (virtual or physical) are being driven by Linux.
From the little research I did into it, Finland was always on the higher side of youth unemployment specifically, which seems to be trending down, granted also probably has to do with higher education, Nordic country economics and such stuff kicking in later in life since the overall unemployment is closer to 10%. (All that being very much potentially miseducated guess on my part)
China’s was always lower in youth with max of 20% peaks quickly diminishing to the current reported 5% for overall.
My assumption from the above quickly cobbled data is… they do need to work… just maybe not as early in life?
Interestingly it’s even closer here in Canada, 12% for youth, 8% for overall. Doesn’t feel great.
I just got a shredder with a slot for cards, shreds the whole thing to tiny bits, infos, microchip, stripe
But yeah if you buy dumb stuff on shady websites online, nothing will save your credit card info from being scraped electronically.
Well idk which one is the secondary claim but here’s the one about the 660 million pounds of beef import, tariff free -
https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117133120342300539
And here’s a random website about the Argentine beef shipment
https://insights.tridge.com/speaker-product-news-reports/KJLyFXpzJzgKuB1Gqsm5QUKHGgR43AVdqLavuazshacgxXfEGkP7F5dT
Whether or not any or all of that meat will be imported from said farms or regions, has not been specified as far as I’m aware.
I wouldn’t put it past them though, especially with the whole 25% below market price thing.
Wouldn’t this mean the original shipment from a few months ago that was routed was just 22 tons?
Current stock volume being larger makes sense to me.
Had to check. Yup. Tuesday.
For the uninitiated
Thanks for the tip, Fox News.
Of course they know what a slicer is. Most of these people existed long before pre-cut loaves were sold at the stores.
Not sure the nature of the QA you perform but as somebody who was forced to use AI QA for a bit in a ticketing system for support purposes, my 2 cents is: don’t.
I did the exercise for 2 months where I double checked all the stuff it spewed as summaries of actions, recommendations, wrap up info and applied codes vs stuff that was actually happening in the tickets, it was consistently inconsistent and while on the surface as a quick check it looks fine, the moment any scrutiny is applied it falls apart.
Smoke or kids or the want to scratch your bunghole, you should be able to take whatever breaks you want as long as the work gets done.
Don’t those have a few dozen GB of ram in em?
Cancer is a growth.
Ah, the “I feel too good to work today” sickness
3 sticks of ram is no joke.
So this whole article is a panic/damage control piece by vested windows interests.
The tldr is that yes bots account for a chunk of the overall increase in usage, and therefore market share, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that more and more machines (virtual or physical) are being driven by Linux.
You probably mean DVDs since they are 4.7gb. Bluray capacity is closer to 50gb per disk I think?
Gotta do what’s good for you, and nobody else.
Under fire? Put him in the fire.
Hmmm…
From the little research I did into it, Finland was always on the higher side of youth unemployment specifically, which seems to be trending down, granted also probably has to do with higher education, Nordic country economics and such stuff kicking in later in life since the overall unemployment is closer to 10%. (All that being very much potentially miseducated guess on my part)
China’s was always lower in youth with max of 20% peaks quickly diminishing to the current reported 5% for overall.
My assumption from the above quickly cobbled data is… they do need to work… just maybe not as early in life?
Interestingly it’s even closer here in Canada, 12% for youth, 8% for overall. Doesn’t feel great.
What do you mean “do they need to work”?
We don’t have UBI up here in Canada or anything of the sort, food, lodging and transportation all cost money… so… yes?
What’s the alternative you had in mind where they wouldn’t need to work?
Sloperators.
I’ll be using this delightful word from now on. Thank you