Looks like I'm no longer unemployed - i didn't exactly get fedihired but I bitched about not having a job long enough that I feel like I owe you the good news as well (and it's a #Django shop and it's on the good side of history so it's really good news rather than just me not bitching) Thank you for tolerating me, my sibthren ♥️

Unfortunately, acrylic markers bleed more than I'd like on cordura but I think my waist bag message is clear. Even though i had to come up with my own "design" because the proper one is hilariously beyond my skill. *Lines* are beyond my skill, as you can see.

I missed this gem >> "For example," the Carnegie Mellon team wrote, "during the execution of one task, the agent cannot find the right person to ask questions on [company chat]. As a result, it then decides to create a shortcut solution by renaming another user to the name of the intended user." << THAT is the kind of ingenuity and can-do attitude CEOs want in their workers! No surprise they're turning to AI!

Futurism

Professors Staffed a Fake Company Entirely With AI Agents, and You&#039;ll Never Guess What Happened

An experiment by researchers at Carnegie Melon University staffed a fake software company with AI Agents, and the results were dismal.

Unemployment is fun but not quite as fun as having to pay for my fathers care (assuming I can even find somebody willing to do it) because the rest of my family wants to wait until the Italian healthcare leviathan actually decides that being 90 and recently amputated really means you're not in a good shape. And that's assuming they don't demand he goes to an in-person visit somewhere to confirm that he's really 90 and really amputated.