u/jonnyinternet

But your question was:

Won't troubleshooting skills become obsolete with the rise of AI?

Yes, when people lean on it for answers instead of thinking for themselves

I won't have that problem

I can't think any less of him as it is

I won't be using AI for marketing or troubleshooting, I'll use my head like I was trained to do

Don't look for bands that sound like radiohead to scratch that radiohead itch. Radiohead is radiohead. Find good bands that are good doing what they do

I love tool, ISIS, brand new, pink Floyd Simon and Garfunkel beach boys, tons of others, all great

Then it's a fantastic price

Compared to what? The other 3 prices you got?

Found u/key-bass-7380 alt account

Hey sexys

Nothing new to report, half day at work so that's something nice

Start your own business

Having seen a moose, I have my doubts on your theory

The same way male apprentices are:

If they are hardworking, reliable, stay off their phones, don't whine, punctual, clean, not know it alls they will be fine

Smart and stunning

It was maxed out and at best 75% volume of what was originally played

Your free to believe whatever you wish about a person who you never met and up until 10 minutes ago you didn't know existed friend

I misspoke, it was Vietnam

And yes not me, I worked with a guy who would tell stories at lunch break about it

Isn't there a max 10 years law? 2 terms and or 10 years

I'm just going to down vote you and move on, take care

Let's look at this objectively: he was one man in one group (battalion?) and not actively involved in every battle across the entire war

He was telling his story and what he saw and experienced

So maybe it was 2 or 5% but he saw it and experienced it

Builder hate this one trick

Well I believe him cus he was the one there

In the fog of battle it's not easy to tell them apart

I had no idea that's what it was, I've had it pretty consistently since childhood

I used to work with a guy who was in one of the Korean wars

He said more people died of friendly fire than enemy

Edit: it was Vietnam not Korean war

$240,000.0?