
PhilipJFry
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Lafayette |
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| Number of Posts: | 83 |
| Registered on: | 10/14/2025 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Dow to cut about 4,500 jobs as emphasis shifts to AI and automation
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/30/26 at 11:13 am to DownshiftAndFloorIt
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I can no longer say this. I don't waste a single minute of my day configuring / fricking with spreadsheets anymore. Copilot makes that shite for me while I work on important shite.
AI is the worst thing to come to the tech sector in years for me in IT and every software suite we use on a technical level is enshitified. From servers, to cyber security, to networking, to basic OS level GUI management.
So yeah, it's horrible.
re: Dow to cut about 4,500 jobs as emphasis shifts to AI and automation
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/30/26 at 11:12 am to Tiger985
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Yes there was a dot com bust but the Internet didn't go away. Quite the opposite.
The dot com bubble was never about the "internet". It was about 50k websites built for one single use task that investors hyperinflated, just like AI, until everything crashed down when ROI was abhorrent.
What happened shortly after was centralization and one or two major websites becoming supreme (amazon and google, with ebay lagging third).
The central issue with AI is that the ROI is horrifically bad and every tech company is shoehorning it in with investors panicking that they're losing massive amounts of money on it. The end result is going to be one or two major ai companies still sticking around and AI becoming more of a use case tool instead of a wonder to the layman.
re: Dow to cut about 4,500 jobs as emphasis shifts to AI and automation
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/30/26 at 10:31 am to fightin tigers
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Feels like AI implementation is just a nice PR/Investor excuse for what is typical restructuring here.
It goes even further than that. AI is so unfathomably stupid that companies are having to hire contractors to fix the issues that wouldn't have been there in the first place if they didn't implement the damn software to begin with. It's so half baked that companies are losing money after implementation just to fix the bullshite that generative AI causes.
re: Dow to cut about 4,500 jobs as emphasis shifts to AI and automation
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/30/26 at 10:27 am to GhostofJackson
Point I'm making is "fools gold automation" isn't taking jobs away.
And I agree with you that most jobs that won't return will be due to redundancy. But to blame AI for that is bonkers.
The central issue is that the big 4 in the tech sector are catering their entire OS environments, hardware, and software suites to AI and it's a COLLOSSAL failure. And every subsequent tech company is a trickle from AMD, Intel, Meta, Microsoft, Google, Adobe, and Apple. The same situation is going to happen like in 99, you'll have one or two AI companies that survive and the tech is going to evolve into an actual, metered use case: supped up search engines to assist with simplified tasks.
Coders are fine. Accountants are fine. Mid level management is fine. It's been proven in every model (Claude, GPT5, grok, Gemini) that any task, regardless of knowledge data base, given to it that is more difficult for a 10 year old to complete, it hallucinates like crazy and shits itself. And it's just going to get worse.
And I agree with you that most jobs that won't return will be due to redundancy. But to blame AI for that is bonkers.
The central issue is that the big 4 in the tech sector are catering their entire OS environments, hardware, and software suites to AI and it's a COLLOSSAL failure. And every subsequent tech company is a trickle from AMD, Intel, Meta, Microsoft, Google, Adobe, and Apple. The same situation is going to happen like in 99, you'll have one or two AI companies that survive and the tech is going to evolve into an actual, metered use case: supped up search engines to assist with simplified tasks.
Coders are fine. Accountants are fine. Mid level management is fine. It's been proven in every model (Claude, GPT5, grok, Gemini) that any task, regardless of knowledge data base, given to it that is more difficult for a 10 year old to complete, it hallucinates like crazy and shits itself. And it's just going to get worse.
re: Dow to cut about 4,500 jobs as emphasis shifts to AI and automation
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/30/26 at 10:14 am to fallguy_1978
Alarmism.
As someone in the tech sector, most of my collogues and I agree: the bubble is about the burst and it's going to make the dot com bubble look like childsplay.
Every major industry is hemorrhaging money hand over fist due to AI implementation and overhyped/speculative use case. Most industries in my sector utilized AI to circumvent actual people and aren't saving money in the slightest.
All generative AI is is an aggregate, a supped up search engine. If you structurally understand how it works (data in, data out per request and query), you understand that it lacks and will always lack the capacity of full automation at its fundamental level. The reason tech companies are starting to lose money on it is because ROI is horrible in investors eyes and investors are finally understanding that it's basically google on steroids and only really perfected for simple query's.
So calm ya tits and sell before the bubble bursts. And enjoy normalcy coming back to electronics prices and data centers not raising utility costs in your area.
As someone in the tech sector, most of my collogues and I agree: the bubble is about the burst and it's going to make the dot com bubble look like childsplay.
Every major industry is hemorrhaging money hand over fist due to AI implementation and overhyped/speculative use case. Most industries in my sector utilized AI to circumvent actual people and aren't saving money in the slightest.
All generative AI is is an aggregate, a supped up search engine. If you structurally understand how it works (data in, data out per request and query), you understand that it lacks and will always lack the capacity of full automation at its fundamental level. The reason tech companies are starting to lose money on it is because ROI is horrible in investors eyes and investors are finally understanding that it's basically google on steroids and only really perfected for simple query's.
So calm ya tits and sell before the bubble bursts. And enjoy normalcy coming back to electronics prices and data centers not raising utility costs in your area.
re: Teacher of the Year at Broussard Middle School charged with sex crimes
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/29/26 at 3:42 pm to BugaBadger
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Need more pics before a verdict is made. Whose got the scoop?
She looks like a lord of the rings troll in her mugshot.
Too lazy to find it again on facebook.
re: Bigger scumbag: Lane Kiffin or Pete Golding
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/24/26 at 1:11 am to ColoradoAg
Funny, golding got his dui way before lane
re: Dabo turning Ole Miss/Golding in for tampering
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/23/26 at 5:33 pm to Uncommon Idea
After Ben put out that bogus report on lane last week, especially after “hoe” pissed his pants in the face of lane…
I love this. I love every bit of this
I love this. I love every bit of this
re: Burrow vs Mendoza Natty Stats
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/21/26 at 12:59 pm to jrobic4
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I'm not sure where you're getting this from. I don't watch a lot of talking heads, but I haven't heard anyone say they're better than 2019 LSU
Literally every major college football page on both x and Facebook. Especially since ESPN crowned Indiana after the Oregon game as the goat.
They won’t shut up about the comparison and are rage baiting. I said “root for Miami” but, no, now I have to hear this weak Indiana team brought up also with the idiots who claim 2020 Alabama is the goat.
re: Good outcome for 2019 LSU truthers
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/19/26 at 10:36 pm to Tigergreg
The Indiana idiots are still making the comparisons on x.
ESPN will follow.
It isn’t over.
ESPN will follow.
It isn’t over.
re: Lane kept his word
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/12/26 at 10:02 pm to TrevoDaTiger87
Lane worked his arse off.
Unlike our last two coaches
Unlike our last two coaches
re: Supper Club
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/12/26 at 7:42 pm to BasedAF
Sponsored by good wood health and fitness
re: Supper Club
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/12/26 at 7:41 pm to BattinRouge11
Didn’t you hear? According to scone it’s a 5 star Michelin experience with steaks from the gods.
I bet my weekly chuckeye steaks blow it out the water
I bet my weekly chuckeye steaks blow it out the water
re: Lane rolling up to Tennessee nuts out.
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/12/26 at 7:39 pm to GrizzlyWintergreen
It’s so refreshing to see a coach actually WORK his arse off and not coast
re: #1 transfer portal class on 247
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/12/26 at 12:57 pm to paper tiger
quote:
Glenn Guilbeau
Blocked me on twitter for telling him that he's always wrong.
And it's the truth, as always
re: Thamel: Leavitt Expected To Sign With LSU
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/12/26 at 10:26 am to Tiger2025

re: Landen Clark gives update
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/10/26 at 11:55 pm to WiiamGEEE
I sent him a good vibe dm on twitter saying I’m rooting for him to be here and he’d be a great fit.
Kid took the time to respond to me and said “appreciate it” and fire emojied my photo.
Kid is bought in
Kid took the time to respond to me and said “appreciate it” and fire emojied my photo.
Kid is bought in
re: Be prepared for Indiana best of all time talk
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/9/26 at 10:10 pm to Burt Reynolds
“ Focusing on 2019 LSU defense: 15 players drafted into NFL (across 2020-2023).
Key ones: Derek Stingley Jr. (CB, 1st rd 2022, Texans), K'Lavon Chaisson (EDGE, 1st rd 2020, Jaguars), Patrick Queen (LB, 1st rd 2020, Ravens; Pro Bowler), Grant Delpit (S, 2nd rd 2020, Browns; Thorpe Award winner), Kristian Fulton (CB, 2nd rd 2020, Titans), Jacob Phillips (LB, 3rd rd 2020, Browns), Rashard Lawrence (DT, 4th rd 2020, Cardinals).
They bolstered a unit that allowed 21.0 PPG in championship run.”
You’re an idiot
Key ones: Derek Stingley Jr. (CB, 1st rd 2022, Texans), K'Lavon Chaisson (EDGE, 1st rd 2020, Jaguars), Patrick Queen (LB, 1st rd 2020, Ravens; Pro Bowler), Grant Delpit (S, 2nd rd 2020, Browns; Thorpe Award winner), Kristian Fulton (CB, 2nd rd 2020, Titans), Jacob Phillips (LB, 3rd rd 2020, Browns), Rashard Lawrence (DT, 4th rd 2020, Cardinals).
They bolstered a unit that allowed 21.0 PPG in championship run.”
You’re an idiot
re: Be prepared for Indiana best of all time talk
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/9/26 at 10:09 pm to GarmischTiger
9 Texas (Sept 21)
#7 Florida (Oct 12)
#9 Auburn (Oct 26)
#2 Alabama (Nov 9)
#4 Georgia (SEC Championship, Dec 7)
#4 Oklahoma (Peach Bowl, Dec 28)
#3 Clemson (National Championship, Jan 13, 2020)
Vs
Indianas piss poor schedule.
Not even close
#7 Florida (Oct 12)
#9 Auburn (Oct 26)
#2 Alabama (Nov 9)
#4 Georgia (SEC Championship, Dec 7)
#4 Oklahoma (Peach Bowl, Dec 28)
#3 Clemson (National Championship, Jan 13, 2020)
Vs
Indianas piss poor schedule.
Not even close
re: Go Miami.
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/9/26 at 9:50 pm to semjase
Indiana twitter makes the canes look like choir boys.
Go canes.
Go canes.
re: Be prepared for Indiana best of all time talk
Posted by PhilipJFry on 1/9/26 at 9:42 pm to SelaTiger
Already happening on twitter and epsn
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