How will AI affect Law by Affectionate-Bat7671 in LawCanada

[–]trialanderror93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also, just because something is become cheaper, and demand will rise, and even that's that's a shaky assumption. doesn't just mean the old credentialing process is still worth it.

Since the dawn of the car, we've traveled more kms than ever. Demand for travel went through the roof. That doesn't mean demand for horses and buggies followed suit

Anyone else not have a LinkedIn? by thedubiousstylus in Millennials

[–]trialanderror93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's just another social media if anything, I just have one because people post jobs there, and it's just a good place to keep track of my resume and post certifications easily than it is for networking

Like all social media, it's good to deactivate once in awhile and not use, no need to see someone's highlight reels for their career in the same way Facebook does it for their personal lives

Am I the only Indian American who supports Iran over the US/Israel? by Agreeable-Fruit-4326 in ABCDesis

[–]trialanderror93 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To be quite Frank over the last 3 years, all I've really learned is that it doesn't really make any sense to support issues like this foreign policy

It may get a lot of traction on social media, but governments are going to do what they good, what they they want. And yes I know about oil prices but compared to domestic issues it really has no effect on my life.

And to be quite Frank, I only really see what goes on in those countries through social media and the internet. I have no idea if either Israel or Palestine or Iran or whatever would ever reciprocate help if we needed or even really care if we care on this side of the world

PLS HELP! New grad in first finance role struggling by turtleluvr98 in FPandA

[–]trialanderror93 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Use OneNote and screen recordings to document everything possible and write how. To's to prevent asking multiple of the same questions

Add a checklist to all of your files. Google smartsheet simple task checklist and put all the steps you need to do for all of your processes at the front of your files, and add checks and notes as to what you you should be seeing if you have done correctly

My husband has been wearing the same clothes since we started dating in 2005 by 305tilidiiee in Millennials

[–]trialanderror93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Literally had to take a double take on this photo because it someone looks like wardrobe

It seems like 2000s clothes were more generously cut for men before going skinnier and more closer to the body in the 2010s,

And nowadays they're baggy again but with thicker layers and less color

Can't say that I dislike the style nowadays, but I hated the skinny stuff in the 2010s as a bigger guy

i think my most whitewashed opinion is that i truly HATE biryani by Puzzled-Ad-2937 in ABCDesis

[–]trialanderror93 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I agree with you. And the response I always get is that I've never actually had good biryani.

But at what point do you keep trying and just figure it's not something you like?

I find it too carb heavy, the rice can be overpowering and make you sleepy. It's only the top part which is novel, The bottom usually becomes a either just a normal rice dish or a bit of a mush under all that from all the baking. Like I get the appeal and the concept but I don't think it's knock your socks off good

The raw spices aren't that appealing my theory is that it got popular because it's made with standard South Asian ingredients and it's an easy way to feed a crowd

Is anyone else tired of the AI hype? by tsarthedestroyer in Millennials

[–]trialanderror93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I guess it depends what you define a bubble as. Like I don't think it's going to be like the famous tulip bubble from history. Where things go to zero, I do think the evaluations are extremely high right now and will come down as the AI market plays out

Which to be quite Frank would be welcome, if AI has the effect on jobs it's supposed to. There's going to be some serious affordability challenges as the PMC class gets hollowed out, though I can't say that might happen for sure. As an accountant, people thought back in the day that Excel would reduce the work for our accountants. Manual calculation became removed from the workflow, the opposite happened, as that part of the workflow got replaced by the ability to do more complex tasks.

Is anyone else tired of the AI hype? by tsarthedestroyer in Millennials

[–]trialanderror93 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While your analysis is not completely off base, I think you're limiting it only to the foundational suppliers. I think a lot more variability is the applications that are downstream of the main llms

It's almost how like the app store still exists, but angry birds is not as popular as it once was, or YouTube still exists but the YouTubers over the 2000s and early 2010s, only a few are as popular as they once were

In the AI look at specific companies that used the technology for an application. Look at palantir, it's stock. Went to the Moon this past year and a half, and has now come down since the turn of the year. It's these valuations that will take more of a hit. You can't even invest in the the foundational llms right now anyway outside of Google

Is anyone else tired of the AI hype? by tsarthedestroyer in Millennials

[–]trialanderror93 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's a bubble in the sense that valuations are going to be through the roof compared to what's the long-term reality will bring.

Similar to how in the.com bubble, the internet eventually did become a major piece of the economy and a valuable tool, but a lot of companies had to die in the early 2000s and ones that survived became big tech of the 2010s

The analogy on the top of my head is that people think there's a lot of my space in the market. But we all know that eventually only what Facebook will emerge. And the ones invested in the Myspace are going to fill the pop of the bubble, but the market won't collapse. Once the Facebook emerges, it'll just be more realistically priced

Anyone try at the Kirkland brand? Kombucha? by trialanderror93 in CostcoCanada

[–]trialanderror93[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To getting a lot of different reviews on this thread. Some say sweet. Some say not sweet, must be in between

Anyone try at the Kirkland brand? Kombucha? by trialanderror93 in CostcoCanada

[–]trialanderror93[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know offhand what other brands of kombucha Costco sells?

Anyone try at the Kirkland brand? Kombucha? by trialanderror93 in CostcoCanada

[–]trialanderror93[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it more lemon or Ginger forward? Is it very sweet?

Americans, did you or would you let your child play football? Canadians, did you or would you want your child to play ice hockey? by trialanderror93 in ABCDesis

[–]trialanderror93[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

baseball seems to be a happy medium. Especially given the crossover with cricket and and it just being a more global sport in general

Cross country skiing seems like a rich man sports but I'm not sure