
Other folks have already corrected the record here, so I just wanted to say that if the RAM had been stolen and sold it would be a far higher profit margin. The employee would have probably taken at most 1 hour to realize the opportunity. The current maximum wage for an advanced tech (probably the role that did this "work") is $21.90/hr so let's say the labor cost of this heist is $20. Open box on eBay is $400 for a profit of 1900%
When a person purchases something, it's that person's personal property. When a corporation purchases something, it's that capitalist's private property.
A true analysis of this type of headline would be more along the lines of "capitalist uses capitalism to encircle and entrench their capital at the expense of human culture and society"
I'm aware it's possible. I'm saying that even people who hate AI may not leave because they don't have the bandwidth to abandon the service.
I brought this up with my cousin, who hates AI as much as I do. He says that he can't switch, because he has nearly 10 years of music on the platform.
The CEO may not be wrong in this case.
All my projects at work are low priority and low pressure, with no time constraints. I'm setting up a Pathfinder campaign
Me with star trek. Not only is it a perfect show for me, there's a whole franchise behind it!
Cotton paper is some good shit. Too bad ai can't see the material I'd otherwise print it on, because otherwise I'd be hired immediately
Asking for recognition is considered a courtesy. It's a symbolic act to establish that management will be the ones standing in the way of the workers, not your union
Yep! I'm probably completely blacklisted from Microsoft, feels pretty good
As a Minnesotan, 30°F is still shorts weather
I could use some more of that