Computers have never been something that everyone is knowledgeable about. The IT industry has kinda trended like that, but to the general population they’ve always been boxes filled with magic smoke.
And that’s perfectly fine. If everyone was as knowledgeable about computers as you or I am, I wouldn’t have a job (well, I’m currently unemployed, but that’s because of Musk).
Technology literacy is specialized knowledge. You’re portraying the comic.
99% of people have no need or desire to know anything more about technology than the bare minimum to use it. The fact that you’re on Lemmy alone means you have way more tech knowledge than the average person.
That’s a pretty good analogy.
That doesn’t work when it’s the CFO denying the request.
That and IT is often seen as the redhead step child because they’re not revenue generating. I’ve had a purchase request for a single bag of zip ties denied before.
Caffeinated beverages don’t dehydrate you. Yes, caffeine has a mild diruetic effect, but it’s nowhere near enough to cancel out the water in the drink.
It would likely open up the market for arm motherboards, since they’re not the only player in the game. I think it would ultimately be a good thing, but it would probably take a decade or so to truly compete with x86-64.
Apple opening up the market would definitely give the process a kick in the pants.
Hot water and warm water are different things
I mean, you definitely don’t want to put hot water on a burn.
¿Porque los dos?
Even humans are shit at estimating ages, especially outside your own race. I don’t see current AI/ml being able to do any better.
Any headline that’s a question can be answered with No
It can definitely do creative stuff if you write the prompt properly. Even for straight up art it can be a great tool for generating reference photos.
I’m not sure I would call it going to the gym, though.
The Athlean-x program is a great general fitness program. I have heard that there’s some controversy about Jeff inventing problems to make videos on, but the program is solid.
Basically everything is out of the physical therapy handbook.
I’m a fit person who doesn’t go to the gym, but my house has an outbuilding that I converted into a nice home gym.
Depression isn’t just feeling sad, too.
Or just living in capitalism period.
Why does it have to achieve an immediate result to be a worthy action?