Sounds like it can replace/augment those with experience levels #lmgt4y#StackOverflow#StackExchange
But actual specialists? Have -1 incentive now to write down their experience. 📉trends ensue.
Thoughts and prayers (but no more carbonated soft drinks) for @lproven who has just posted this on The Register:
The new Raspberry Pi 5 – which, we can exclusively reveal today, does not cope well with having cola spilled over it so readers may not see a long-term test of the device
Well, #XBox360, it was a heck of a ride, but you're now old enough to drink. Meanwhile, the much-yearned for (if you're a mega-corp) death of #PhysicalMedia draws near. Imagine #Spotify stamping on a creative's face, forever.
"...Microsoft revealed Thursday it will shutter its Xbox 360 Store next summer, nearly two decades after the console hit the market..."
"For distorted text fields, humans took 9-15 seconds with an accuracy of just 50-84 percent. Bots, on the other hand, beat the tests in less than a second with 99.8 percent accuracy."
Just like Liam, this is me going back to my roots: Slackware was the very first Linux distro I installed myself. At the time (1996 or 1997) I only had dial-up internet at home, so over the course of a week or so I snuck a bunch of 3½" floppies into work, downloaded the various Slackware 3.1 boot and root disks onto them, and spent the next weekend alternately basking in my skillz and swearing loudly when things didn't actually work.
I got there in the end, though, and I was a Slackware user until the early 2000s when that shiny new-fangled Debian distro caught my eye.