And the scary part: if there’s an unfortunate side effect for you, you’re not getting away from it for half a year. It apparently happens with the injectable long term psychiatric drugs that someone just gets stuck suffering for months on end if that particular drug does not agree with their system.
And some of the engineering types are busy kissing the feet of people like Altman and Musk so they don’t get a chance to even notice.
I manage computing for a large university. One of my recently graduated students told me that he thought that technology just worked until he worked for me and saw the problems that come up. He was already a very tech-aware person and is going for a PhD in Infomatics, so if even he didn’t understand this, then what can we expect from the general public?
As someone who has hired lots of CS students, the successful ones tend to:
-Have a public GIT repo where they have all of their personal and class projects publicly available. You put this on your resume and potential employers can browse at leisure.
-Have done a student group like robotics or satellite club.
-Have interned somewhere with a name. Doesn’t matter what the job is, just get that name on your resume. Sadly, what you know and can do is less important than where you interned and overworked or unmotivated hiring managers really need bullet points that they can grab on to and then move on.
My previous office was in a set of partitions put up in a library 20 years ago as a temporary measure.
Oh, me too. Hi young Gen X/old Millenial.
I think I must have accidentally figured this all out in high school. This is good proof that everyone has different experiences.
I am making an assumption that you grew up with something like an iPad. This isn’t your fault, you had no reason to learn it before. Now that you have a need to do these things, you figured it out by accident just through exposure.
Uh. No. Still not ready my dude.
My university requires two for the CS program, as I recall.
Netflix still has the best catalog out there. They also have the most refined user experience.
Someone’s going to end up making an adapter for the new variants to plug into a DIP.
These people knew they’d be fired and didn’t care.
So Google wants out of the market. Gotcha.
They lost an antitrust suit over this precise behavior back in the early days of the web. Bill Gates went and pulled a Kavanaugh in front of Congress.
If it’s true as stated, they were searching for questionable videos the whole time then felt shock when one was suggested to them. They suddenly felt like they got caught.
The Earth is big. That atmosphere is bigger. Still, we’re going to see more and more of this happen over time even though it probably isn’t really a problem.
This isn’t just a failing of the candidates, but of their campaigns.
It’s basically the new IBM.
It’s notable that commercial jets have this sort of thing but it limited to a small panel that you can look around.