What’s this ‘cutting’ nonsense??? The shelf is a feature!!!

OP has already answered but I want to point out also that these exist:

I have a degree and 15 years experience in web development. The last 6 have seen me move up a bit to doing more full stack and team lead things. I specialize in front-end UI/UX and API middleware.

I’ve been looking for 8 months… I’ve applied for over 100 positions and had one first round interview.

There is definitely trouble in the CS job market right now. I spoke to a recruiter who had no new jobs on their desk in two months.

My grandpa was a truck driver. He told me he hated bobtailing (driving with no trailer) because he didn’t get paid for it.

That’s step two.

Start with Plex and learn from there.

The market didn’t let this happen. Years of bad anti-monopoly practices have seen companies like Adobe buy out their competition.

As a result the amount of money it would take to simultaneously catch up to Adobe’s decades of development and compete with them at scale even with just one of their products is far outside what a lot of people are willing to invest.

The same is true for a lot of “big tech” right now. Imagine you wanted to start your own music streaming service…

Oh, how easily we all forget…

What kind of Mandela effect shit is this?

I’ve spent more time than I would like to admit trying to fact check this. I swear when the special editions came out one of the behind the scenes was about restoring the scene with the fur coat Jabba that had appeared in the first pre-title-crawl version. Now all I can find are references to it being rereleased at least 4 times before the special edition but nothing about scene edits.

Source?

One of the expressed reasons for cutting funding to PBS and NPR (via the Corp. for Public Broadcasting) is because they can’t influence what is being said by those entities.

I haven’t heard that in a long time, most people just say iHole now.

As a UX person often my job is to implement somebody else’s vision rather than being able to design something that makes sense.

Fun fact: US trademarks (and copyrights) are only enforceable in other countries through the trade agreements currently being shredded…

The Internet will continue to function just fine, just as it has for 50 years. It’s the World Wide Web that is on fire. Pretty much has been since a bunch of people who don’t understand what Web 2.0 means decided they were going to start doing “Web 3.0” stuff.

My experience does not reflect yours. Computer Architecture, Discrete Math (logic gate math), and Operating System Concepts were all required classes in my CS degree from just a few years ago.

These things can’t think and they don’t reason no matter what they call the model. Toddlers can do both of those things.

Until we have another breakthrough at the level of neural networks AI will only be as good as the sum total of the training data and therefore only as good (or bad) as humans can be, never better.

I am not a finance person but I always wondered if the market power would “slosh” back towards the “shallow” end of the money pool at some point and if the result would be the US becoming a new “3rd world” country.