I hired a junior developer for a couple months and was incredibly impressed with what he was able to accomplish with a paid ChatGPT subscription on a greenfield project for me. He’d definitely struggle with a mature code base, it you have to start somewhere!
Because they are bleeding money and they must sell stock to stay in business. Cool product, but I personally don’t want to buy something that doesn’t turn a profit and has negative free cash flow.
Asteroids mostly contain the same naturally radioactive elements we find in Earth's rocks - mainly potassium, uranium, and thorium in very small amounts. When they hit Earth, they don't typically create radiation hazards. Scientists have checked out famous impact sites like Meteor Crater in Arizona and found normal radiation levels. While impacts can briefly create some radioactive isotopes through the collision process, it's really the impact's explosive force that does the real damage, not radiation.
I do work in recruiting. If you let AI making hiring decisions for you, you are an idiot. All it takes is one disgruntled applicant to complain about discrimination in your hiring process to cause you a world of pain. You need to be capable of owning your hiring decisions, meaning you can’t just point to the AI and say “it told me not to hire this person”. You won’t be able to avoid liability when it turns out your AI is biased against some protected class.
I think the place people get into the most trouble with hiring is when they use AI to filter applications. It's one thing to filter based on a specific criteria like education or experience, but to go by "AI didn't like the look of this resume" is something else.
Bitcoin has no intrinsic value. Holding Bitcoin as a long term store of value works until people don’t want it anymore. The second it falls out of fashion, you’re Bitcoin horde isn’t even worth the paper it’s not printed on.
To those who say Bitcoin is a revolutionary something something and I don’t get it, maybe that’s true. But as I see it, Bitcoin is only worth what it was last traded at, and there’s no way to predict whether or not someone will want to buy it for more than it’s current value. Thats just not an interesting investment to me, and it feels like gambling, so I don’t want to take participate. I hope your Bitcoin goes to the moon. If it does, send me a postcard from Shackleton Crater.
