I like hothey tout "without any access to the internet" when the thing is trained on materials from the internet. I know llm recall on materials isn't 100%, but it's not like most code generation models use the internet either.
You're not wrong that a lot of jobs end up being a lot of "busy work", but at the same time software and Ai don't exactly fill the gap as they stand today.
The issue with hardware is not only the cost to develop, but also it's fragility and inflexibility. Things can change fast in the real world and people are used to fill in the gaps.
While Ai could make software faster, it just isn't really there yet. When using Ai tools I consistently find that I'm consistently needing to lean on my experience on my field to get any significant value out of Ai, and many times it tries to lead me down dead ends.
All of that isn't even touching on the "meatspace" element of many jobs that Ai can not deal with at all.
Thomas Massie has been giving off old school republican vibes a lot lately. Like, I don't like his policies, but he's at least sounding like an American that cares about his country and is using common sense.
I mean, I think them losing the court cases is even better.
That movie just didn't click with me. It all felt overacted and ham fisted and still felt like it didn't know what it wanted to be.
Ah, if your preference is pixel graphics then Blasphemous 1 & 2 would probably be your pace if you haven't played them.
To me, the GoW gameplay looked a little to heavy and stiff (especially for it being GoW).
I think that's a good system. I have a pedal assisted bike and it feels like it'd be ridiculous to need to license it (it does have a "full throttle" mode, but I don't think it can even make it up to 20mph).
Given the amount of energy that went into suppressing it, it feels like there is probably something more serious going on.
If you think this looks good, then the newly announced castlevania game will blow you away - https://www.konami.com/games/castlevania/belmonts_curse/us/en-us/
So glad to see it's not just switch. Looks awesome.
Yeah, it felt kinda empty and repetitive. I think if the combat was better I might have kept playing.
I'm sure that the guy is probably terrible, but at the surface level this isn't the worst pick. Hospitality isn't all the national parks are, but it is a significant part of the public facing side.