[–] 5 points 14 hours ago

If I wanted something to answer my questions with info from the ether, I'd rather take a tab of acid and talk to the cat that hangs around my apartment's dumpster than ask an ai. Most simple questions that I have are easily solved with a simple web search and there is no point in asking ai, and anything more complicated where the answer isn't on the first page of the web search, the ai hallucinated something that was wrong and made zero sense. Absolutely atrocious use of power, water, land, and DRAM.

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  • Office only, work from home is only allowed under very rare circumstances. Engineering for industrial manufacturing and if I worked from home about 80% of the questions I'd have would be answered by physically being there and watching the equipment run.

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  • [–] 16 points 1 week ago (6 children)

    Nope. Over a decade of anti-consumer practices or churning out broken and unfinished cash grabs vaguely disguised as games have convinced me that pretty much every AAA dev studio and major publisher don't deserve my money. I've been more than happy lately sticking to indie titles and playing games from the late 2000s or older

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