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Very cool stuff and very well presented

I do not believe of what I'm hearing here. The digital twin idea has been around for decades. The oil industry has been doing it for years and has indeed helped make unconventional plays competitive with conventional. AI has been integrated too but it is not revolutionary as this guy suggests. Tbh this sounds like typical tech spin. I think AI is starting to be exposed as more hype so the tech industry needs the next thing to keep idiots buying stocks that are already at greater than 40 P/E. And all just in time for the next round of printing. Remember big data, VR, VE, driverless cars, block chain...

If you tried using Gemini for even basic math you will see just how far off AI is. If you see how MS Copilot continually breaks, and how awful awful awful Grammarly writes. You'll know. AI has its uses but it's very far from making you feel like Joaquin in Her.

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ATS = Aryan Tracking System....I have more comments after this but this is the first and foremost

I use the Garmin Explore App on my old Samsung Phone for navigation when hiking.

2:03 Hello. I don't have the UseLogonCredential, it's the only one that's missing. Should I be worried? and Where can I find it? Thank you.

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What do my hobbies have to do with job applications? This is absolute 🐂💩

“Time to see where curiosity will take us” is such a killer line

This one is boring and obvious but makes sense in this context. All People Seem To Need Data Programs

I predict this will be the biggest bubble bursting we'll ever see. Not because AI is all hype, but because people are to far ahead with the development. We've got a long way to go...

Age discrimination in the tech industry affects both younger and older professionals, creating a complex issue that hinders career growth and innovation. Younger workers, particularly Gen Z and Millennials, often struggle to advance due to older employees, sometimes perceived as less adaptable, remaining in their positions longer. This reluctance to retire can stifle upward mobility and economic competitiveness. Conversely, older workers face biases that paint them as less innovative, leading to fewer opportunities despite their experience. Addressing ageism requires balanced, inclusive policies that value contributions from all age groups, fostering a dynamic workforce where experience and innovation thrive. If this lack of agility affects their performance, they should retire or transition into more suitable roles. There is no shame in doing so.

Excellent discussion! I've been in the tech sector for decades. Much of this is true. There are a lot of boomers that are amazingly brilliant. The challenge is that many of these folks are retiring every day. Let's face it, the tech industry in corporate can be evil only many fronts.

I have more experience and my tech knowledge is high but mmost does want older people for many reason including financial and ego.

Really too bad about the video quality (speech delays and breakups) on the guest's side.

A problem is most people are fake, friendship is for interest instead like it was back in grade school where it was just to enjoy each other's company'

Another issue with job scams and supposed recruiting, is having a scammer get a very low cost domain name that is very similar to a real company's domain .. the only way to quickly spot became checking the domain whios data, seeing a cheap registrar, and domain name registered within days of the email from said supposed recruiter ....

LinkedIn recently had an issue with 1 group posing as others, spamming the same job description to thousands (22000 positions) over and over again. It took nearly 2 months for LinkedIn to finally stop their postings for anything from the group as they really were abusing the platform with the garbage but LinkedIn was so slow to address the core rot in that group.

It's starting to feel like the only way forward is to start your own thing .. and you will probably still get less than what you were making. But still it may be the only paycheck you get.

Great video!

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No 2005_ 2024 340 fruad they opened my ssi without me giving them my numbers

If you ask AI what drugs to take instead of talking to a medical proffesional. You deserve the outcome of those actions

It's out right now. ☹ ps4 Update: My game needed an update. Wasn't down.

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There is no question that looking for a job in tech is super time consuming these days. Very important to read the requirements carefully, tweak your verbiage to match what is in the ad, write a custom cover letter every time (if one is even an option). I used a service to help match the words/skills between the job posting and my resume. Also, use common sense. If you are a "mature" job hunter, drop the dates on your education if you can. Don't include 30 years of job history. Don't include DOB or hobbies - these are just opportunities for them to eliminate you. I did most of my job search through LinkedIn Premium and actually got pretty good results even looking for a Remote only position. This was a year ago, and things are obviously a bit different now but regardless, this is pretty much the bare minimum you have to do these days to get through the automated screening process to even get your resume to a person. Best of luck to all of you!!

Great video and needed info !

Not really. They have to learn “the game”. Most people over 40 need to go back and update their tech knowledge.

"learn to code" hahaha Hopefully this will scare off all the "get x into tech" types with communication degrees

Great tutorial! The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. Thanks!

Great show, guys. We are experiencing the same concerns with our team working remotely. I make a point of encouraging everyone to shut down and turn off their devices to engage with family and friends as much as possible. Most of us attend the gym daily during the week and for some that live solo, they are encouraged to dine out or meet up with someone for coffee, lunch or a walk. Work-life balance is crucial here at our company. Thanks for discussing this very important topic.

Funny, I took very good care of my MacBook Air purchased in 2010 and after one battery replacement in 2015, it finally died on me in July 2023. Apple's tech support was impressed with how well I took care of it and that the life of the device stood up as long as it did. Also finally switched out my iPhone 4S in January 2023. The kids have been roasting me for over a decade! Great show, thank you guys.

The lack of context and the fact you are talking about something nobody cares about

Imo covid changed everything. All those conspiracy theories about how companies will eventually use this remote work experiment to offshore jobs seems to be coming true.

I saw an unpaid software developing internship with 100+ applicants. I mean that's fucking insane.

I don’t know why everybody is so upset about soldered in ram or SSD… You haven’t had that ability to upgrade your iPhone or iPad or even iPod since the beginning… It’s just now their laptops are catching up with the modern approach to hardware… And you can always resell your unit and buy an upgrade. It’s not that big a deal… Unless of course you’re in the repair business!

Another reason not to get an electric vehicle! If it's not EMP PROOF Why get it! Now it's a 60k on up paper weight well done, Buttegitt only has 7 to 8 EV station completed where's the rest of the 1.4 billion dollars going too! He's had since 2020??? Elon Musk has created EV stations for His Teslas. The other problem is the government was or still is trying to take Stoves, Fireplaces, Microwaves out of homes???? IF they want everything Electrical they need to make the infrastructure first and foremost! They Don't have the intelligence or time to make it. We are still on gasoline infrastructure that is helping the Electrical so called grid!

They are paying moatly because people lose access, not someone may have seen it. Also not the best to pay the ransom either, since the bad guys could still possibly lock you out again after paying the ransom.

Kinda but not really a dumb question. The reason you pay ransom is because the data is still important to you. And if you know exactly what they stole, you know exactly what to change or how to catch ‘em.

They’re wanting the ransom money….. not the data unless it high value. They continue to lock your system down the road for further ransom money…

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So most places pay it to get back into their systems you already have a data breach but if you can't use you computers you can't do anything so get your systems back deal with the firestorm and move on

Unsurprisingly, it's easier for the terrorists to lock you out of your own system than it is to gain access to your system. They might not have access to your system. But, in different vein: If you completely rewrite your your system to back before your access was lost, the previous vulnerability is still present and you may not be able to determine when the system was compromised.

Ransomware is a business and it’s in hackers best interest to give the data back / give back control so the next time they deploy a successful attack the next company will pay up. If they don’t give back control, sell the data, or try to extort the company a second time then yeah companies would probably stop paying.

youre paying the ransom to get your system back online, not to make sure someone doesnt have your data

Wow princess peach look little bit hot😱

5:38 That is what I was telling my Siri! I was comparing Apple’s lost opportunity to that of MySpace and Skype then it read me a wonderfully creepy morality tale. Please let me know if anyone has heard of something like this? It creeped me out a little, but the story was really good? ✌️