... at the Texaco refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, ca. 1980.
"We are all going to lose our jobs to computers!"
The union had a major cow and the company really, really wanted to decrease the costly, annoying workforce.
Didn't happen.
The fucking automation was crappy in a harsh hydrocarbon-rich environment; only the manufacturers understood their product and knew nothing about cooking crude.
We had triple the workforce for years -- new construction, trained operators, analysts from the vendors, engineers from Texaco and the instrument suppliers...
Automation speeds up the work that humans do, but automation is unintelligent.
The mode of transportation has changed, but the problem still exists whereby stuff has to be transported from one place to another.
I predict that, like the advent of computers in the workplace, the shakeout will result in increased demand for humans to keep all that smart shit running.
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... the UK is flooded with other requests to drop arrest warrants because, "... and I broke a nail ..."
... at the Texaco refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, ca. 1980.
"We are all going to lose our jobs to computers!"
The union had a major cow and the company really, really wanted to decrease the costly, annoying workforce.
Didn't happen.
The fucking automation was crappy in a harsh hydrocarbon-rich environment; only the manufacturers understood their product and knew nothing about cooking crude.
We had triple the workforce for years -- new construction, trained operators, analysts from the vendors, engineers from Texaco and the instrument suppliers ...
Automation speeds up the work that humans do, but automation is unintelligent.
I agree with this.
And, moving forward, there will still be drivers.
The mode of transportation has changed, but the problem still exists whereby stuff has to be transported from one place to another.
I predict that, like the advent of computers in the workplace, the shakeout will result in increased demand for humans to keep all that smart shit running.
The FAA would disagree.
... and lose.
The largest expense in delivery is people.
Workers have lost out to automation before and yet we're still here.
This, too, shall pass.
... is Dolly Particles and she has a theme park and big tits and stuff.
... has a lot of followers and massive, embarrassing leaks could surface if someone pisses him off.
What's the status of the Insurance Torrent that was so dominant in 2013?
Wikileaks insurance files, just in case the worst happens
It's a lot easier than that.
In the old days, admin jockeys had to manually allow/disallow all kinds of access for all kinds of entities all over the network.
I was there.
Time to deploy ML and AI the vendors are pushing.
Oops.
Deanonymizing Tor: Your Bitcoin Transactions May Come Back To Haunt You
.. vigilante justice ...
Like swatting?
I think the zero-trust approach is all wrong.
The real answer is to deploy all that "machine learning" and "AI" bullshit to anticipate, and prevent, problems.
You failed to remain within the boundaries I set.
Don't do that.
You get a redo.
This time, work with the theory that everything that SWAT was told was true .
The perp did not comply and did assume a threatening posture.
Discuss.
That "dating" is via match.com.
You believe in witchcraft, by your own admission ...
This, and, also, let's remove all but the 3 seconds of video that show the actual shooting.
Forget all that preceded and all that followed those 3 seconds.
The man on the porch not only failed to comply, but struck a pose of imminent threat.
NOW let's add back in what was in the mind of the shooter as relayed by dispatch.
The shooting was justified, for those reasons, during that 3 seconds.
But you paid for Chrome, right?
... empty space in that market.
Stick with it, OK?
You'll get it after you've been on the Internet a while.
... browser vendor ...
Google doesn't sell a browser.
You have to enable AdBlock first, OK?
Works for me and you.
Thanks.
Of assistance, would be studying the law.
A lot of child porn legislation mentions "depiction," as a crime.
So, whether real or fake, if it looks like child porn, it is.
So you included the impetus ... non-domestic issues.
And when you "globalize" your thinking, what does your brain tell you?
Tariffs are not a domestic issue.
Nationalization and anti-globalization, and anti-importation of skilled and unskilled labour trump treaties.