I don't mean to brag, but I read the article. All the comments talking about chain breaking are missing the actual point. The original bike was a fixed gear. Having two chains allows this model to have 2 gears to aid with hills or carrying cargo.
Why 2 chains you ask? Imagine you wanted to have a two gear bike with as few moving parts as possible. Chain repair is also relatively easy with a simple tool.
Real talk, programming is your best bet. Companies don't hire "smart" people anymore in the hopes they can teach them to do the job, so the math background doesn't really put you ahead of someone with specific training.
If you hate programming though, I would pop back into undergrad and get a second bachelors in Accounting (you should be able to skip all the gen ed reqs). You could prob do it in 3-4 semesters.
Imagine you have to move to a new town and you only have 1 POD for your stuff. What do you take? Also important, what are the first things you buy when you get to your new place?
Another experiment, suppose you have enough money to house and feed yourself. What are the things you find yourself wanting/needing to buy?
Some of what's on your list and everything not on it is a luxury.
There's a "That's what she said" joke in here somewhere.
Fake cheese.
Huh interesting. Move company to a place where you can't find local workers, use as justification for hiring H1Bs, profit off slave wages.
Logic is just a trap
Mmm beaked beans
I'm so jelly, always wanted a speed queen
Lol having a PhD doesn't get you a pension. She'll make more from OF than she'd ever make by staying in academia.
Tell me you're laying people off without laying people off.
Needing two jobs to survive isn't a good thing.
Lol no no. How about donate to open source initiatives?
Yeah I'd be insulted. I think a good compromise would be to demand a higher amount, but to be donated to a charity.
https://old.reddit.com/r/LinkedInLunatics/comments/1hjg60d/replaced_his_dev_team_with_ai/
I don't mean to brag, but I read the article. All the comments talking about chain breaking are missing the actual point. The original bike was a fixed gear. Having two chains allows this model to have 2 gears to aid with hills or carrying cargo.
Why 2 chains you ask? Imagine you wanted to have a two gear bike with as few moving parts as possible. Chain repair is also relatively easy with a simple tool.
Real talk, programming is your best bet. Companies don't hire "smart" people anymore in the hopes they can teach them to do the job, so the math background doesn't really put you ahead of someone with specific training.
If you hate programming though, I would pop back into undergrad and get a second bachelors in Accounting (you should be able to skip all the gen ed reqs). You could prob do it in 3-4 semesters.
Big tech is out of ideas and needs AI to work in order to drive growth.
Imagine you can't take it all with you. Like you have to do some serious Mari Kando.
Imagine you have to move to a new town and you only have 1 POD for your stuff. What do you take? Also important, what are the first things you buy when you get to your new place?
Another experiment, suppose you have enough money to house and feed yourself. What are the things you find yourself wanting/needing to buy?
Some of what's on your list and everything not on it is a luxury.
It's how much they were overcharging that makes me sick.
I can't help but assume they're still making a profit, however small. Which makes me sick.
Passengers will not allow disruptions anymore either. The assumption now is that everyone will die if you don't do something.