That’s very true. But, it’s something that appears to be way more common that it uses to be.

Honestly, I bet he has the skills, he just didn’t use them because he didn’t care, or is overworked, or for whatever reason.

It’s not forbidden.

Forced relocation of more than 20 miles or so (some reasonable amount that doesn’t require a move) should not allow a company to get out of severance. That should be illegal.

Oh no… Anyway…

And?

That depends on pay and other obligations.

Because we have them money to do it.

If it’s ts fun and entertaining, I think they hit their mark.

Oh wow … I definitely see someone trying to do that.

I love this method and would use it if it weren’t so incredibly time consuming. How are you supposed to test 30 students that way? Nevermind 300.

The point is the students can’t get to the higher level concepts if they’re just regurgitating from what chatgpt says.

The biggest issue I find is it’s just not as easy to use as chatgpt. I’m surprised no one has sold an easy to use consumer version.

The AI craze is much further reaching than an crypto. Reducing it to just crypto is way too simple.

I wouldn’t put nfts in the same boat as the dotcom bust. The dotcom thing was way bigger. Most people didn’t do anything with nfts. Crypto seems in between. The AI thing seems similar though.

I mean, he can just deny the majority of them. It doesn’t matter.

The OS they choose is really not the most important part of its most secure systems.

I mean, the entire goal of the technology was to create human-like text.

And the tweet button is still right there in blue.

Because I rely on cuda.