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It's getting harder to land a job these days, which is why a lot of candidates are turning to generative AI for help. But this shortcut may be backfiring as overwhelmed recruiters get swamped with low-quality, robot-written submissions. 75% processed by AI recruiting tools
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Article wrote: as overwhelmed recruiters get swamped with low-quality, robot-written submissions.
Opposed to low-quality, idiot written job offers? (i.e. Asking for 10 years experience by a 2 years old technology?)
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Human preferences and experiences are not universal, and AI chatbots need to reflect that. Voulez-vous AI avec moi, ce soir?
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Are they many or any programming languages that are not English based? Maybe they should use one of those to build the next AI.
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
I’m begging you for the benefit of everyone, don’t be STUPID.
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I remember seeing one that was based on classical Chinese sagas. That's the only one I can think of off the top of my head. Oh wait, does APL count?
TTFN - Kent
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I suppose someone forgot to activate the foreign language subtitles  
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Google generated $175 billion in revenue from searches last year, according to the New York Times. Search becomes one company, results another
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Microsoft has fixed a known issue causing some Windows devices to boot into BitLocker recovery after installing last month's Windows security updates. We'll see what it breaks soon enough
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Probably something people seldom use any more. Like printing.
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Every machine in my company is BitLocker encrypted and we didn't have any instances of this issue occur. I wonder if the issue is that there was a BIOS update for some manufacturers that wasn't flagged properly in the July updates.
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There are a lot of zany manufacturers out there. It's always been Windows' worst problem (and what Apple avoids so it seems 'better' at these things)
TTFN - Kent
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With the Start menu being at the heart of Windows, it is vital that it functions in a way that makes sense to people. Sadly, this has not always been the case. People look for stuff to run on the Start menu?
I guess I end up doing it every few weeks, but mostly I try to ignore it
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Kent Sharkey wrote: People look for stuff to run on the Start menu?
Is not that what Win+R is for?
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Exactly!
(Or ar least Win+space with power toys)
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Google ramps up its campaign against ad blockers on Chrome. Now we know the answer to the question, "who will block the blockers?"
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Now we know the answer to the question, "who will block the blockers?"
and who is behind the intrusive ads too... 
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Now we know the answer to the question, "who will block the blockers?"
The ******** who make too much money to give a damn about everyone else.
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Quote: A new option to view shortcuts you have installed organized by category is available in the latest beta build of Windows 11. The new view groups together shortcuts for similar or related apps, so all of your music apps are together, all of your entertainments, and so on.
And you could do something like this with a start menu subdirectory way back in Win 7. My lord, how effin dumb are we going to get if we continue down this current road?
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google has lot of money
still it wants to make more money 
Mozilla Firefox is best since inception
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The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence
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Three security standards are ready for use, with a fourth on the way Fear no quantums!
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We can't properly use quantum technology yet, and people already goes in the post-quantum technology?
This stinks of marketing bullh1t
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"There is no arrogance like marketing arrogance."
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Fear no quantums!
Fear the idiots behind the standards behind the quantums!
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As the groundbreaking show Yo! MTV Raps delivered hip hop culture into suburban living rooms across America, some, er, brilliant marketers convinced Microsoft that they should jump on the cultural bandwagon. ... ... ... whiskey. tango. foxtrot.
I am so ashamed for all those involved.
I made it through 2:21 of the video. Can anyone make it through the whole thing?
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I'd rather watch Steve Balmer throw chairs.
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