MintyAnt
Not even the worst thing from him. Thanks Nelly!
It could be level. Less experienced engineers find the boilerplate spit out by copilot extremely useful, more experienced find it more in the way.
Is some of this just caused by more experienced folks being less inclined to learn AI tools? Maybe. I think experience writing code is the bigger factor though.
I'm trying real hard to find it useful. I can see it eventually being more useful, but it's just not worth the cost.
Luckily we don't need accurate info for training reference manuals, it's not like safety is involved! ..oh wait
It writes all the bugs so the engineer can fix it over the following 4 days
Maybe it's just a joke
You cannot fuck up with this folks. Just buy potted native plants and shove them in somewhere that matches light conditions and maybe wetness. They just grow without any other input.
then fucking SHOVEL IT!!
Public spaces are the gauntlet. Everything in your body yelling at you to be extremely aware while your brain painfully attempts to disassociate. There is no space for thinking there
STRICTLY PROHIBITED (unless you're a good boy doctor)
I can't imagine it's going to be any better. I'm not sure I even find US/Can doing enough as is.
When we have a disease like bird flu roll through our herds, it seems like we just throw up our hands and say "oh well pasturing deactivates it"
But you still have a sick cow, even if they aren't obviously symptomatic. They will produce less, treatments for other stuff will be less effective, they will be less healthy. And at the scale of most farms, all that has an effect. It just gradually makes things harder for farmers.
Second cousins.