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point_breeze69 t1_jcnrj1c wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Could a 4-Day, 32-Hour Work Week Come to Pennsylvania? These 3 Democrats Are Working On It by Open_Veins_8
In the next few months and years a lot of people might not even have a job to be able work any hours a week.
I get that a 4 day 32 hour work week sounds reasonable, but this model is going to rapidly become outdated as automation renders entire portions if not the entire job a person has obsolete.
We should be focusing on something that is real and in our near future. Finding a way to distribute the unprecedented wealth and efficiency that will come from AI into the pockets of the increasingly unemployed masses instead of a few corporations.
point_breeze69 t1_ja3zrye wrote
Reply to comment by enn_sixty_four in Philly grocery store selling bottled water from near the Ohio train derailment, even as a Western PA grocery chain pulls product from the same source by Dryheavemorning
Just replace the water with fresh Gatorade and you should be fine.
point_breeze69 t1_j6p2a6d wrote
point_breeze69 t1_j6kmp26 wrote
Go Percs!
point_breeze69 t1_j6j16ne wrote
Reply to Pennsylvania latest to eliminate college degree requirements for most state jobs by Created-being
What’s the point of a college degree when you can have chatgpt pass the exam while having zero experience or knowledge of field.
point_breeze69 t1_j6igt91 wrote
Reply to comment by M00SEHUNT3R in A McDonald’s location has opened in White Settlement, TX, that is almost entirely automated. Since it opened in December 2022, public opinion is mixed. Many are excited but many others are concerned about the impact this could have on millions of low-wage service workers. by Callitaloss
Junkies are the most on the go people on planet earth. The quests are never ending.
point_breeze69 t1_j6b8751 wrote
Reply to comment by baaron in Encouraging wall of notes from moms at the PHL airport lactation rooms. ❤️ : ) by kingswatz
Trick question: I was the hole.
point_breeze69 t1_j5zn744 wrote
Reply to Encouraging wall of notes from moms at the PHL airport lactation rooms. ❤️ : ) by kingswatz
You should see the notes in the men’s lactation room. Completely different vibe.
point_breeze69 t1_j5us5i6 wrote
Reply to comment by TreeMac12 in Philadelphia juvenile street gang linked to thefts of nearly 100 firearms from Pennsylvania gun stores by TreeMac12
Yea but they were actually from 53rd st they just named themselves 54th st to throw the cops off their trail.
point_breeze69 t1_j5g54rx wrote
Reply to comment by NagromYargTrebloc in Erie, Pa….I’m curious what is the perception of Pennsylvanians of Erie…it’s basically separated from the rest of the urban areas by Miserable-Gold-1493
Pretty sure I can get to North Carolina faster then I can get to Erie.
point_breeze69 t1_j56u1gr wrote
Reply to comment by Hib3rnian in Robbery victim takes knife, stabs suspect: Philly police by K1ngchip
Fingers Are For Orifices
point_breeze69 t1_j53iqg1 wrote
Reply to comment by PoopyBootyhole in Russian founder of cryptocurrency exchange arrested in Miami, accused of dealing with dirty money as part of "high-tech axis of crypto crime" by Clem_Doore
People love to defend the monetary system that fuels war, raises inflation, helped to create an ever increasing wealth gap, and is controlled by politicians and big banks. I can understand why, those guys have been ardent defenders of the workingman since the invention of the wheel.
point_breeze69 t1_j53hirb wrote
Reply to comment by unforgiven91 in Russian founder of cryptocurrency exchange arrested in Miami, accused of dealing with dirty money as part of "high-tech axis of crypto crime" by Clem_Doore
Bitcoin may not be the chain to perform beer transactions. Ethereum using layer-2s and roll-ups are though. Major companies like visa and MasterCard are already in the processing of adopting this tech because it’s cheaper and faster.
Bitcoin is great for moving large amounts of value though. Nothing comes close to its efficiency. Recently a billion dollars of value was transferred for something like .68 cents in tx fees. That isn’t happening with cash or gold, not even close.
point_breeze69 t1_j53h5t5 wrote
Reply to comment by Actual__Wizard in Russian founder of cryptocurrency exchange arrested in Miami, accused of dealing with dirty money as part of "high-tech axis of crypto crime" by Clem_Doore
Maybe not in the US but in a lot of other countries it is being used for everyday things. Latin America, Ukraine, parts of Africa for example.
It’s coming to the US soon too. Mastercard and Visa are currently working to integrate the Ethereum blockchain into their payment process system. Layer 2s are faster and cheaper then traditional ways of payment processing.
point_breeze69 t1_j5183n2 wrote
Reply to comment by Drone314 in Russian founder of cryptocurrency exchange arrested in Miami, accused of dealing with dirty money as part of "high-tech axis of crypto crime" by Clem_Doore
Tell that to people in Ukraine.
point_breeze69 t1_j517rdm wrote
Reply to comment by LordOfTheTennisDance in Russian founder of cryptocurrency exchange arrested in Miami, accused of dealing with dirty money as part of "high-tech axis of crypto crime" by Clem_Doore
Which one? The US Dollar?
point_breeze69 t1_j4ydpie wrote
Reply to comment by VeeTheBee86 in In first act as governor, Josh Shapiro opens Pa. jobs to people without college degrees by OhmyMary
Yea I agree. It’s just surprising that doctors, architects and lawyers are going to be automated before plumbers.
point_breeze69 t1_j4ydgt2 wrote
Reply to comment by TacoNomad in In first act as governor, Josh Shapiro opens Pa. jobs to people without college degrees by OhmyMary
Those jobs won’t exist. Private sector jobs will disappear rapidly. Probably this decade.
point_breeze69 t1_j4ydcsv wrote
Reply to comment by PPQue6 in In first act as governor, Josh Shapiro opens Pa. jobs to people without college degrees by OhmyMary
You’re right that getting an education is never a waste. It’s just a waste going into massive amounts of debt for a non existent job which is the reality for most people entering college now.
point_breeze69 t1_j4xv39d wrote
Reply to comment by PPQue6 in In first act as governor, Josh Shapiro opens Pa. jobs to people without college degrees by OhmyMary
Going to college now is going to be a complete waste of time and resources for a majority of people. The majority of jobs requiring a degree will most likely not exist by the end of the decade thanks to AI. Just something to keep in mind for anyone considering going for a degree or currently in the process of getting one.
point_breeze69 t1_j2ws1hb wrote
Reply to comment by dogmomdrinkstea in I am 100% for this and want to see what everyone in Pennsylvania thinks ? Kill a parent drunk driving pay child support. by [deleted]
You ever read those choose your own adventure books? I’ll let you decide as the reader. It’s more fun that way.
point_breeze69 t1_j2ugbsc wrote
Reply to comment by WCAIS_PA_Individual in I am 100% for this and want to see what everyone in Pennsylvania thinks ? Kill a parent drunk driving pay child support. by [deleted]
Fuck the Kree and anyone that supports those megalomaniacs!
point_breeze69 t1_j2ug7qk wrote
Reply to comment by WCAIS_PA_Individual in I am 100% for this and want to see what everyone in Pennsylvania thinks ? Kill a parent drunk driving pay child support. by [deleted]
You can’t say the K word. Too similar to the G word.
point_breeze69 t1_j2ug1bo wrote
Reply to I am 100% for this and want to see what everyone in Pennsylvania thinks ? Kill a parent drunk driving pay child support. by [deleted]
They should be required to pay the bar tab for that child til they are 21.
point_breeze69 t1_jdbbf4m wrote
Reply to Penn State, PSU, Temple and Lincoln say a tuition hike is needed, even with a 7% increase in state funding by Mrstucco
Hiking tuitions of students so they can get degrees for jobs that won’t exist in 5 years.