magnetism is energy...energy can manipulate matter....matter is clouds, rain, and anything that has mass. given that point, a shift in the magnetic pole will have some reaction, probably affecting weather...the Tonga Tonga earthquake shifted the earth's axis...there are so many dynamic occurrences we'll just have to wait and see what happens. right now, the sun is going nuts and throwing solar flares toward the earth." " NASA scientists using data from the Indonesian earthquake calculated it affected Earth's rotation, decreased the length of the day, slightly changed the planet's shape, and shifted the North Pole by centimeters" It's crazy what is happening all the time.

Hydrogen is clean (assuming it's green and not blue), but it's remarkably inefficient. For home heating, you need almost 6 times as much renewable energy with a hydrogen furnace compared to an electric heat pump. And that's with a middle of the road heat pump (COP 3). The newer high end ones can reach a COP of 4 or 5, which is more than twice as efficient as a COP 3.

Hydrogen may very well be our best bet for air travel, but for things on the ground it's not a very good solution.

The migration patterns of birds and some marine life most likely follow magnetic field lines; we're not certain on how (is it field strength, density, orientation, etc). So assuming there are any of these animals left that we haven't poisoned to death, their patterns will change as well, along with the environments where they stop along the way.

Why the hell do they get to hide which chemicals their refining process puts into the air? The most their competitors could do with that information is reverse engineer the process and use it themselves. If Chevron is doing anything particularly special then they should patent the process. If they're not doing something they can patent, then it's not something their competitors won't also figure out because there are only so many ways that you can turn plastic into a flammable liquid.

Can confirm. Spent many, many hours making updates: very real problem, incredibly boring solution.

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I second this notion.

The fear mongering is what you see with any new tech. I genuinely, to my core, believe that there is no near future where LLMs or AI replace engineers.

However, Engineers who make use of AI will replace Engineers who don't.

Look at something like Co-Pilot. The future is AI-assisted programming. We are not anywhere close to general AI that can actually code for a human. They hallucinate with regularity, and the more obscure the required knowledge, the more BS they make up to cover for it.

I work in devops, and the confidently wrong manifests it writes for Istio are... hilarious.

AI will not be developing features in enterprise applications and submitting pull requests. It will have a sidekick role to the developer providing aside such as code completion and saving you trips to Stack Overflow.

Feature requests and requirements are never so immaculately specified that the resulting code is objectively perfect. Edge cases, unconsidered situations, or integration flaws will always cause iteration and rollback in the development lifecycle. Identification of these defects and gaps will be a human exercise and the person in charge of correcting the software will be... the software engineer.

Whether you're using VSCode or VSCodeGPT, the code deployed and maintained for a business will be the responsibility of humans. They just may be more efficient in doing so because they leverage evolving tools such as AI.

Lmao that’s real tough right there

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Its not a bootstrap problem. You just start at the Moon :P

>Wild ideas about services that don't actually service anyone or anything but the insiders who are designing them and imagining a need for that service from whole cloth.

[incurious, xenophobic dipshit voice] Uh, it's called innovation, sweetie. Do you hate progress or something?

Because they don’t expect most people to get past the headline

Yeah, I guess that'd work; if we were like the Borg collective or something. But that's the problem with the world: everybody's got different ideas about what they want out of life.....

>if they were ever looking for them in the first place.

They werent. Lets not throw the baby out with the bathwater; this is good old fashioned greed, not technology that failed

Wozniaks are out, vulture capitalists are in

>No, because democracy is dumb. Literally. Over 50% of the US read at a 6th grade level and you want them to decide how to innovate?

People say stupid shit like this and yet always whine about elites exploiting them.

As if there was some faction of Herrenvolk Loyalist Elites who, unlike every other elite that ever existed, will not ever betray their underlings to benefit their peers. Oh, if only these fictional Volkheit-promoting elites were in power, instead of the stupid masses or our corrupt leadership!

Actually, we can quit burning jet fuel, but people don’t want the consequences of removing air travel.

Suspicious0bservers on YouTube will fill you in.

TLDR: the sun periodically micro-novas, the viscosity of the mantle becomes super slippery, and the entire crust rotates 90 degrees then flips back. 1000 mph winds and mountain high ocean waves when this happens.

Known benefit of strength training = increased testosterone in all genders as it is neccessary to induce muscle and bone repair. If you lift heavy you will naturally have more testosterone.

EDIT: source: I am a Certified Personal Trainer

that’s the only way to do it since it will be anchored in space

i think i'd rather have pollution than poison in the air

Lol, what?! Why would a shift in the magnetic poles cause any physical disruption of the earth? Where is the logic there?

Concern is understandable, but I don't think I'd lose any sleep over it. The truth is that AI won't replace developers, developers using AI will replace developers who don't use AI. Adapting or exiting the profession is nothing new for us, We work in a field known for massive disruptions, and AI will be one of those.

It's just like when IDEs made programming much more approachable, software devs didn't disappear, instead the opposite happened and the industry expanded greatly. AI will make our jobs easier, and give the ability to code to a much broader audience. However think about how much of your job is actual coding vs problem-solving and designing solutions, topics that a simple transformer like chatgpt won't be able to emulate anytime soon.