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squigglydonut
1y ago
Absolutely! And you're right to think that. Here's why...
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squigglydonut
1y ago
If you want better than AI you must demand it as if life depended on it.
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squigglydonut
1y ago
they're dying
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squigglydonut
2y ago
extreme shill
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squigglydonut
2y ago
I also feel this way but I am confused why people would want this. Generating from a prompt is still introducing a human step. Why would anyone want something so basic and bland. Then again, I think about the food industry. Fast food sucks
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Yea that makes sense. Its a huge gap in communication styles. A tech team plus upper management could easily go from 23 to 65. Unfortunately I think it just means that the younger generations have a rough time. They have much less power and
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squigglydonut
2y ago
This does not make sense. Who are you talking to and what is your point?
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squigglydonut
2y ago
It's possible to have this remote. The communication style of gen z and younger is entirely remote and also for younger millennials. But in a remote setting there has to be complete trust "in the chat". Just like in office yo
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squigglydonut
2y ago
BS, you can measure management productivity and effectiveness.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
They should also remove all desks and force people to sit directly on the floor. Forget open office plan. The new trend is Minimal Office.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Yea it would be more efficient to have "living pods" essentially little chambers where the employee can sleep in after a long 16 hour day a work. The personal home emits too much energy and waste. It would be better for the employ
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squigglydonut
2y ago
This is what I believe as well. It's an assuming narrative that allows them to say that it wasn't them it was the employee choice.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Surprised that a Pluralsight type company wouldn't acquire.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
agreed. this can be optimized by the community. Sometimes, and I'm not saying this happened I am just saying that sometimes engineers have a strong desire to over-engineer and that might be costing money. Also want to add that maybe yo
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Interesting! I haven't noticed that. I primarily use the temporary feature now.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Can someone prove that the prompts actually do something? Been using it for awhile and I don't notice a difference unless I am asking for a specific answer in a certain way.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
I agree that trust is eroding with a certain user demographic. As time moves on, they are competing to win trust with the next generations. Does anyone remember going to a library? Used to be the place to get info. Same thing.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Did users ask for this?
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Just make Clippy, it's what the people want.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Ok this makes sense to me. Bundling feature sets by SKU.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Simply because of the ad :(. It's so cold. I think people are justified to feel that way but it's clinging on to old era Apple. For awhile now apple has lost it's humanity. It's sad but I think it's over and I think
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squigglydonut
2y ago
I get that but then what would the alternative be? I am not saying that there is not an alternative but if you know another way I am curious to hear from you about that.
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2y ago
Why
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squigglydonut
2y ago
People will pay to dull their senses. This will make so much money!
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squigglydonut
2y ago
You're wrong. Ads are feelings.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
This is why I am embarrassed to tell people I work in tech.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Imagine that you spent a lot of time helping people and building a community. Then a company encodes this "help" into text format and put it into a book, and makes a lot of money selling the book. In doing so, this company kills t
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squigglydonut
2y ago
It "doesn't know" ;) nice.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Human answers are personal answers.
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squigglydonut
2y ago
Given how the industry has treated tech workers, this will be exploited. I'm interested in joining a private group with or without profit motive, that is not open source.
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