lsharkey602

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by lsharkey602 6mo ago
I'm not experienced like some people posting here, but vouching for this comment that projects may have value for personal development and education.
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by lsharkey602 1y ago
Try https://www.startpage.com/ , which is google, with privacy, and without AI
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Entry-level jobs down by a third since launch of ChatGPT(personneltoday.com)
123 points by lsharkey602 1y ago|174 comments
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by lsharkey602 1y ago
See also: Engineering / programming entry level jobs down by one third: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/02/23/fears-of-ai-... Finance / corporate sectors entry level jobs down by one
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by lsharkey602 1y ago
I'll just say, "thank you".
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by lsharkey602 1y ago
Already done. Allows life to focus on more valuable things, like in the past. A Nokia in the bag for work and a tablet with a cracked screen in the cupboard for banking.
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Mice perform 'mouse-to-mouse resuscitation'(science.org)
1 points by lsharkey602 2y ago|0 comments
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by lsharkey602 2y ago
As a European resident, I have put in a complaint to the company for you. Should it be dismissed out-of-hand, I will forward a complaint to my national Information Commissioner's office. I will post any results.
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The Royal Society Report – Science in the Age of AI [pdf](royalsociety.org)
2 points by lsharkey602 2y ago|1 comments
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by lsharkey602 2y ago
The Royal Society - "World's Oldest Independent Scientific Academy Dedicated to Promoting Scientific Excellence." This report, Science in the age of AI (PDF), explores how AI technologies, such as deep learning or large langu
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by lsharkey602 2y ago
Also, Che Guevara.
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by lsharkey602 2y ago
John Keats, Osamu Tezuka, Somerset Maugham, Hector Berlioz. Studied medicine but did not practice (Keats did for a little while). Just for interest.