Tech companies are paying big money to people with AI skills because they know how to make it work well. Giving a finance bro Copilot won't amount to more than him automating email replies. But some one building out a fully automated CI/CD pipeline that deploys tens of thousands of instances globally for a SaaS company instead paying a team to maintain is where they get their ROI with AI. Backing that with crazy compute power allows them to do it faster.

Half an hour.

I would end up looking at my microwave thinking "How can the time be 67:36? It's waaaaaay past my bedtime."

This is the way.

If only there were a department to investigate waste, fraud and abuse.....

With motorized sit/stand desks, I always come over and put it to standing height. It's always entertaining when I'm helping the person who has shit spilling off the sides of their desk.

He should be having AI write tests for each candidate.

I used to be at the top of every Lobby In COD in my prime, now I'm lucky if I'm not all the way at the bottom.

Wait, it's not Kosher?!?!

I bet he just wanted to slip a listening device into their homes to hear what they say about him.

At this price (Half the cost of most of the popular flagships) you could easily buy one in 3 years and not feel the sting. The cameras and durability are what stick out for me, but hot swapable battery is a huge bonus since I hate being tethered to a giant power brick to charge my S25 Ultra.

Sounds like government waste, fraud and abuse to me!