Their own phrasing:
Google does not scan G Suite emails for the purposes of ad targeting
Sounds a lot like weasel wording to me. Could be they’re still scanning - for other pruposes. The article obviously does not clarify.
I’d rather they tell us all the data mining they do do.
There’s sevaral good reasons they scrapped that slogan again.
They say they lay people off because AI does the job better (59% of 97). Doesn’t mean very much.
For me personally physical location would be overwhelmingly important. Long commutes I have grudgingly come to accept, but to completely move to a new place again, after I found my peer group here just a few years ago… because of work … depressing to even contemplate.
Because yeah, I’m in a similar situation. Bit older than you, and I actually love my job, but I lost one and have a hard time finding work in this new location. Might be a temporary setback… But I’m a decade ahead of you and this just might be the market’s way of slowly putting me out to pasture.
I also think that answers/advice are going to be very different depending on the country the answerer has worked in, grown up in.
Article is a set of videos. For those unfamiliar with what iPhones cannot do ootb, this one’s probably most impressive:
Our devices are shoving convenience in our faces every opportunity they get.
“Give us all your data and depend on our products for the rest of your life but boy will it be convenient!”
In face of that pretty much everything else is inconvenient, esp. interacting with humans.
LLM-assisted coding puts that on overdrive. Countless times have I heard in the past year or so “well who has the time to code by hand?”. Sure, people have always been complaining, esp. unpaid FOSS coders, but never as an argument against doing the thing itself.
It’s like giving people the choice between a bun, a cucumber and a beef patty or an already packaged McDonalds hamburger. “Well who still has the time to make their own sandwiches”.
I hope hand-coded will become a selling point at some point but considering most people don’t care about what is going on under the surface of their devices at all…
I love that design. So utilitarian, so pretty.
You’re actually pretty close to what the top comment says. Phrasing matters I guess.
Considering a trillion is a million millions I think we can safely assume they should never step foot outside prison walls again.
Probably not the Johnny Depp movie.
You just aced that test!
There’s a new generation of career MAGA devotees. Weaponized daddy issues. That should be in there somehow.
Whatever could be better than shitty sharpie drawings on postit notes?
FWIW, this exact comic has been posted before, possibly several times.
Depends a lot on the proofreading the scientists did before “deploying” it:
Radical Numerics’ research is really more like a blog post — not only was the study self-published, rather than being vetted by a scientific journal, but it hasn’t even been peer reviewed. Making matters even murkier, the company declined to share clinical information about the patient or the doctors involved with the NYT, citing the proprietary nature of a treatment it hopes to monetize.
Say no more. Is Elizabeth Holmes out of prison now?
Since you’re not the person seen in the picture, there’s no way to tell.
But as you’re clearly trying to dupe us, I tend towards NO
Can we extrapolate from that the sentences billionaires should get for large-scale tax evasion?
OK, no I don’t have that. Did not know that was required to get a .eu.org subdomain.
Client or server?
And still people are going to say “I have nothing to hide”.
Maybe a few less now.