> The "so anti-corporate they're unwilling to even engage with a YouTube video" is a thing I have only ever run across here.
the loud ones of these are definitely one of the strains of asshole/crank native to fedi who were here from the outset and who won't ever leave, even after the big influx of well-scrubbed-avatar Firstname Lastname accounts who write for WaPo or whatever.
they're also native to Diaspora, as any of the 12 other people who use it can attest.
now I'm a (outwardly) very chill relaxed sort, so I'm speaking in relative terms, but a *lot* of activity is happening to get my ass out of the woods before the weather turns on tuesday
stuff is happening on my project too, check out @surfhosting and see if it interests
I filmed an intro video for the soon to be announced Peertube channel on @deadsuperhero's spectra dot video! no idea if I can edit it on my phone - I've never tried - but it'll be up when I can access my laptop again regardless
#OpenAI CTO: #AI could kill creative jobs that ‘shouldn’t have been there in the first place’
“Some creative jobs maybe will go away,” Mira Murati told her alma mater, the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth University, in an interview. “But maybe they shouldn’t have been there in the first place.”
She added that the jobs most likely to die off are “strictly repetitive,” and not “advancing further” creativity or problem-solving.
#OpenAI has appointed Paul M. Nakasone, a retired general of the US Army and a former head of the National Security Agency (NSA), to its board of directors.
Nakasone, who was nominated to lead the NSA by former President Donald Trump, directed the agency from 2018 until February of this year.
don't forget to garden your fedi experience by spending a few minutes a week muting people with well-scrubbed headshot avatars who look like they have a mortgage or three
@sun I honestly kinda hope so, I am not a CPU hardware engineer but the microarch overview that came out yesterday certainly suggested it should have pretty good performance.
> Zoom CEO Eric Yuan has a vision for the future of work: sending your AI-powered digital twin to attend meetings on your behalf. In an interview with The Verge's Nilay Patel published Monday, Yuan shared his plans for Zoom to become an "AI-first company," using AI to automate tasks and reduce the need for human involvement in day-to-day work.
okay, I'm done. enough is enough. direct2gulag with these people.
small-time fedi trainwreck personality & long-abiding fedi development attempter. been here since 2017 and haven't accomplished a damn thing besides making friends :)I used to work in 9-5 software engineering but found it wasn't for me, and then life took me on a ride. I'm still on that ride, and now trying to reboot as an indie developer.Pet project #1: @fediseedsPet project #2: @surfhosting