The freaking gall to put these sessions back to back…
I’m at my library’s Staff Development Day, this is in the itinerary. I should speak up during it, but hopefully I won’t be the only one though.
The freaking gall to put these sessions back to back…
I’m at my library’s Staff Development Day, this is in the itinerary. I should speak up during it, but hopefully I won’t be the only one though.
You can learn how the enemy works without taking them out to dinner.
Surely you should learn their tactics?
I don’t see how sticking your head in the sand does anything. Luddites had legitimate grievances, but today 99% of weaving is automated.
This is a mischaracterization of the position. I am not sticking my head in the sand. I am questioning the value proposition of the technology. I use it for some things, and will not touch it for others.
You got it
Care to elaborate on what uses it’s actually “good” for? I personally avoid it, always. I work in tech and all I’ve seen from friends and colleagues using it has been deranged or downright wrong.
Copilot is great at telling me where stuff has moved in the interface. I have no idea why developers fuck with UIs so often. It’s also helpful with Excel scripting.