@AVGirl4Life 40% tip? In the US? For a Michelin Chef maybe.
Servers get 20% for good service. Standard.
Better yet, servers should demand an ACTUAL wage instead of accepting Federal minimum wage from 1975.
Then tips for excellence are meaningful and unexpected, not rent.
@gothburz AI shouldn't be a product in the 1st place. It was only ever meant to be a replacement for the console. A natural *language* interpreter.
Jarvis wasn't smart, it just knew how to communicate with Tony.
It's an accessory. A peripheral. AI is intelligent like a hoverboard hovers.
@davenewworld_2 See headlines like that all the time.
Like it's a foregone conclusion that we're all just going to roll over and accept it instead of fighting back like we are.
@USPS would never have needed to raise the price of stamps if they would have never decided to cater to solicitors. They would be in surplus instead of operating in the red like a government agenc--oh... That explains why they don't honor their mission anymore.
@fuckyouiquit Huh... Almost like it's impossible to get ACCURATE numbers until you actually LOOK at the data, instead of hand-waving.
If ANY of us in the private sector turned in job performance like that we'd have long ago been fired.
@ThePrimeagen You're wise enough to realize that Language isn't intelligence, that JARVIS is a natural language interpreter, simply a replacement for the I/O console, or that we should never remove the pilots from the Jaeger, & you know AI is intelligent like the hoverboard hovers.
NP w/you.
@fuckyouiquit This is what happens when greed makes you forget why you make the widget in the 1st place.
Monopolies don't want competition.
Without it, there's no reason to innovate.
If they aren't improving their widget by orders of magnitude, it's a failed business plan--& it's showing.
@nixcraft If it really is a mystery to you, you clearly haven't been paying attention over the last couple decades.
They've been steadily headed in this direction since they merged the 9x code with the NT codebase.
@fuckyouiquit "Good news! We've scheduled you for a skills test for Monday morning, after which I will interview you and you can ask questions about the role and what it entails..."
No. You ask my availability for an interview.
Also, keep your "test case," I don't work for free.