Whoa, I didn’t know the stat was that much higher. Dang…

Wow, that is some high praise. Very cool!

Congrats. Good employers value honesty and adaptability!

Nice! What field?

#GIFsthatendtoosoon

That sounds like a solid company you’re at! Glad you found it. What do you do there?

Interesting insight into the dispatcher life, thanks. We the people appreciate your level head in such a role!

Wow, obviously it must be excellent there or else you would’ve left. I’ve always admired library work and the institution of libraries, but I think my current full-time job keeps me just a bit too busy to try it out. Plus… I wonder how their budgets will go in the coming years…

Excellent! Yes, I’ve always thought loyal volunteers would be among the first considered for paid positions at the places where they offer their time. How’s it been?

Well, we still have to get approval. But it just seems like they don’t mind as much. For example, I don’t know how many companies out there would be fine with installations of AutoHotkey and LibreOffice.

I don’t think I know anyone who has that, off the top of my head. It sounds like severe trauma would be needed to instill that into someone.

There is hope!

Interesting! Kudos to you for taking such a step. Is it in the same field?

Now that’s an excellent workplace!

entry level pre-apprentice

Doss that mean you had no experience with the topic at the time of hiring?

No, it can’t! That’s a very interesting one indeed, but I wouldn’t risk moving to it at this time.

Vivaldi isn’t even fully open-source anyway, so it’s worth leaving regardless.

I work for a non-profit and they are way more lenient about what we would like to install as long as the job gets done.

That is frankly really cool! Hopefully this mall isn’t too far of a drive from you. What kind of store is it, out of curiosity? I’m sure you learned a lot from being in a management role, which is great as that could carry over to all sorts of other areas.

I don’t get it. How does Dec4 = Luigi?

Yeah, TBH it’s still probably not actual “AI” and is really just complex, inaccurate autocomplete—proven by the fact that GPT 2.0 can be run entirely in Microsoft Excel lol (even though it’s certainly a massive table). So it’s just a buzzword…

Nevertheless, I think if it’s free and open-source, I can mildly get behind AI usage in certain situations. The profiteering models I have more of a problem with.