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I used resume spammers to apply for 120 jobs. Chaos ensued. What happens if an irresistible force of AI-generated resume spam collides with an immovable object of AI-managed resume filters?
/shrug. Too long, too lame of an attempt at rephrasing a classic question. Try harder next time! C- (yes, I grade all my blurbs)
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Quote: What I wanted was a true spray-and-pray machine, the AK-47 of job-application bots. For that, I turned to LazyApply.
Too bad LazyApply didn't keep it simple, and just call themselves "Spray & Pray!" as he used! 
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OpenAI is getting ready to give Google and Microsoft a run for their money in search. Why search, when you can have the AI hallucinate the results?
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I hate to say it, but sometimes their hallucinations are pretty damn good. Even when they were wrong, it still took less time to confirm wrongness and continue on to the right answer than it would have been to wade through Google's ever-increasing garbage results.
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AI/LLM could be an answer to how sift through gigantic mounds of garbage data.
It may be a bit like when you solve a problem with regex though.
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The Apple Silicon M4 processor is now official, promising a "giant leap in performance" and a significant focus on AI. It can also get to you to Cardiff in no time
* Joke may or may not work only within parts of the UK
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"Hey Siri! Design me a virtual machine to decode malicious PDF files incorrectly!"
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Generative AI can improve developers’ productivity — but only when they correctly calibrate expectations. Here are six ways to get off on the wrong foot. If AI only made 6 misconceptions in your code, it might be useful
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7: "need codez now!" always works.
edit: that's an interesting auto-markdown effect!
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Oracle Code Assist will be fine-tuned with Oracle software development practices and coding patterns from Java, SQL, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and other technologies such as NetSuite SuiteScript. Sure, why not. Everyone else has (at least) one
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* Terms and conditions apply. Auto-billing commences in instantaneously.
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UNSW Sydney engineers have utilised sound waves to cut the time it takes to make a cold brew coffee from many hours down to mere minutes. Also known as: coffee
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Can someone stick this on James Hoffman's YT please? Maybe he can get a test model to do a review. That would be awesome.
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By his output, would not be surprised to see it soon.
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This new memory-saver policy will discard all the tabs that have been in sleep mode for more than 1.5 days. View them or lose them
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This needs to be configurable. I'd set mine to more than 30 minutes.
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But I need my 7500 tabs! This will be emotionally devastating!
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In project headed by former Inflection chief, MAI-1 may have 500B parameters. In the future, the AIs will have their own AIs
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"Hey Google! Design Large Language Model that will be more powerful than Microsoft's new AI!"
This is going to end well! 
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TunnelVision vulnerability has existed since 2002 and may already be known to attackers. Victim Protected? No
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The breakthrough could "usher in an era of virtually limitless power production," MIT News wrote. Magnets. Why is it always magnets?
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Wait a second, aren't superconductors extremely cold and fusion is extremely hot?
How does that work?
Oh, I know, they are using all those old McDLT boxes McDonalds has left over. The ones where the cool stays cool and the hot stays hot.
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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Kent Sharkey wrote: Why is it always magnets?
McGyver (the original) used chewing gum, better so?
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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So someone needs more money for their pet project, and try to get it by recycling old and well known tech news.
(OK, they have made a bigger magnet. But it is only bigger - fusion experiments have been using magnets the same way for decades.)
Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.
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Imagine you’ve been tasked with fixing a bug. Or you discovered an issue while implementing a feature. With no obvious solution, you ask around to see if anyone has ideas. Nobody does. Or none of their ideas work. It looks like you’re on your own. "Never give up, never surrender!"
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