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Amazon VP argues humans are too inconsistent to oversee AI agents (Blind)
- ShitFarce (Salesforce): First humans were needed in the loop because they feared the backlash. Now its too much of a risk because fuck humans. I bet that VP can be easily replaced by an agent
- 小熊维尼 (Palo Alto Networks): Of course a dumbass at Amazon would say this
- XpBs23 (Meta): Leaders think they have intuition to make the right decision, 95% of the time it’s just luck
Techies: Where do you guys plan on retiring to? (Blind)
- DoesntWork (Justworks): Some place where I can’t be taxed. Some place where the US has 0 control. I think the Strait of Hormuz would be excellent.
- geffler (Microsoft): Everyone seems to talk about expat and moving to SE Asia but reality is everyone stays in USA
- hyX774J (Google): Taiwan and Andorra are the only countries with same-sex marriage and no extradition treaty with the US
Morale is so bad at Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta even the company’s own CTO admits it’s ‘probably the worst it’s ever been’ (r/technology)
- Prudent_Link6029: Virtual pizza in the metaverse should boost morale
- casualfrog68: The firings will continue until the morale improves.
- hmmm_: Every company I’ve ever been at, once employees feel they are disposable it’s over. You don’t easily recover. It corrodes individual performance, it gets team fighting each other, good people start to leave. It’s an insidious change in the way a company feels and the negative effect accumulates over time - usually CEO/CFOs have the good sense to move on so the new CEO gets blamed for the decrease in company performance.
Ukraine launches TrophyLab platform to share captured Russian weapons’ technology with allies — “Every missile, drone, and vehicle seized on the battlefield is now a source of knowledge for the free world” (r/technology)
- LifeFeckinBrilliant: Any Chinese or Iranian stuff I wonder…
- NeonFraction: They’re about to make some military nerds VERY happy.
- Puzzled-Hedgehog4984: The reverse-engineering pipeline has been running since 2022 — this just makes the output shareable at scale. What’s underrated here isn’t the captured hardware, it’s the institutional knowledge Ukraine is building about exactly where Russian supply chain quality breaks down. That catalog has value well beyond this war.
Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang says electricians and plumbers will be needed by the hundreds of thousands in the new working world (r/technology)
- asdf_lord: So like, less than what’s currently employed????
- pharmloverpharmlover: “We need cheap humans to feed the machines that feed my bank account”
- C_Pala: The new " just learn to code, bro" just dropped