29 points alphabetatango 1 hour ago 14 comments
jaggederest 53 minutes ago | parent
hn_throwaway_99 43 minutes ago | parent
pixl97 40 minutes ago | parent
While surprising it should be too surprising. 1930-1945 was another example of this happening.
dyauspitr 50 minutes ago | parent
harimau777 47 minutes ago | parent
pixl97 42 minutes ago | parent
ProfessorLayton 38 minutes ago | parent
Who is "We" here?
I'll take a guess: Gen Z, and Gen A.
Gen Z because they went through covid during college, and now this AI boom that's completely wreaked the entry level job market.
Gen A is looking increasingly grim, unfortunately. If any of you know any school teachers, you'd know how disheartening it is to try and teach someone that has a homework and entertainment machine in their pocket at all times.
Millenials (My generation) went through everything Gen Z has and more ('08), but there was at least a few years of relative normalcy growing up. I don't know what's next, but I'm not very excited about it.
/rant
breezybottom 24 minutes ago | parent
foota 19 minutes ago | parent
breezybottom 3 minutes ago | parent
dyauspitr 22 minutes ago | parent
nicebyte 38 minutes ago | parent
cdrnsf 30 minutes ago | parent
312iuz 42 minutes ago | parent
What are your concrete plans now for the 30,000 Oracle employees that have been fired because Larry got overly ambitious with AI?