AI industry needs to encourage job seekers to pick up AI skills (undefined), in the same way people master Excel to make themselves more employable.
Has anyone in the last 15 years willingly learned excel? It seems like one of those things you have to learn on the job as your boomer managers insist on using it.
Just think in 25 years you get to experience IRL Fallout 76
Hasn’t No Man’s Sky won before? I don’t think you could vote for ones that had won before
Honestly the number of people in that thread claiming that walking 3 miles in 45mins was some super human ability was shocking. I’d bet good money that they have never actually walked more than 5 mins anywhere other than maybe when shopping.
Nah I don’t think I do actually
The testings fine, it’s the hours that are a real pain in the ass
The US needs more whimsy. “Crossing guard” just sounds way too formal
For humans by humans
Could have fooled me
People here definitely do say shit like that. It's literally the very next comment I read.
I read that as you saw a comment on here that said that?
They’ve done this with a few other games. I remember the EU5 review being really choppy and it turned out they were running it on like 6-7 year old hardware. It might just be a cost cutting measure to not buy the latest stuff for all their reviewers but I basically ignore most of what they say now.
Here we go again