Unless you're going to sell your house, it halving in value is irrelevant. In fact your primary place of residence halving in value would be an amazing thing for most people, as then they would be eligible for many handouts and subsidies that they currently wouldn't be thanks to means testing. People wouldn't have to sell their house to be able to afford in-home care (which is ironic).
“Unless a report exists” exactly, so how would that report have been made pre-copilot? This has been my question the entire time. What were people doing in 2018, for example?
I have literally answered this multiple times lol. I'll tell you where AGAIN:
The support process above, the list that starts with this:
Again though, this is just you not understanding a simple example. I’ll break it down for you even simpler.
Since you just ignored that the last time, here is the main point:
#Without AI Agents in Teams, they would have to create a support ticket to get a new report created by the developers, which would be triaged as low priority most likely, and be placed on the backlog and likely sit there for months.
What is stopping you from making an interface that a human being can use instead of forcing them to go through a copilot agent?
What's stopping me from making a "get whatever you want from the database without having to know a single thing about the database itself, and without having to know any database query languages" interface? Really?
Before the copilot agent, there was no system whatsoever for anyone to make reports because no one had access to the database?
Ok I can only assume you're purposefully being ignorant now.
Look, dude, I’m ok with not understanding something but you haven’t given me any indication that what I’m asking for wouldn’t work. All you’ve said is “no that won’t work” and the most in-depth thing I’ve gotten is that “there are a lot of places to find the info” but never really elaborated on why that’s a significant problem or why co-pilot can handle it so vastly differently(and without missing anything).
You fundamentally do not understand how databases and data access work. I've tried explaining it to you in the most basic of terms that even a 6 year old could understand, and you still don't get it. You still keep saying I haven't answered your question despite me answering it multiple times.
Do you have an IT background? Can you not see the difference between someone requesting a feature to be made, with that feature taking 6 months to get made, and that someone being able to simply do it themselves instantly with natural language?
But that’s a good thing.
If you don't want to be able to play the biggest games released, I guess.....
Hows battlefield 6 going on linux? Fortnite? Black Ops 6? Warzone? PUBG? Apex Legends? GTA 5 / GTA Online?
if I type excel in the search with app filter it can’t find it.
Lol ok so you're just straight up lying. Good to know it's not worth interacting.
Ask it to divide integer 1 by integer 2. Explain to me why the CPU hands back 0 and not 0.5.
Because integers are whole numbers by design. You don't get 0, you get 0 with remainder 1.
Blindly saying such issues can be overcome is, imho, the truly stupid statement
I'm not saying they definitely will be - I'm saying that blindly saying that they definitely will not ever be overcome is stupid.
So they're not outnumbered then, are they?
Cool story.
Do you disagree with the principles of supply and demand?
Free money being handed out in the billions, and yes - supply and demand. A lot of people got very rich during covid, and a lot of people took advantage of those that could no longer afford their houses so had to sell them. More people were wanting to buy than were selling, and lots of them were in desirable areas where previously houses weren't really available. About 6 houses in my street who all bought their house and land for ~$300k sold for over a million during COVID to cashed up out of state-ers, and prices just kept going up and up as more put their houses up for sale to cash in, with massive bidding wars. More demand than supply does that.
Even reddit gets things right occasionally I guess.
Do you think supply and demand isn't what drives prices up, or do you not understand how supply and demand works?
To everyone saying buy an OLED - that's way overkill for PS2/360/PS3 games lol.
To play those consoles games, just get any 1080p 60hz tv or monitor that has a game/pc mode. Anything above that is overkill and literally a waste of money. Basically any cheap no-name brand TV will be fine, because for those generations the input lag from the tv is the last thing you have to worry about.
I literally gave you one - HDR toggling. You disregarded it because you didn't want there to be any reasons.
Here's another - you could ask copilot to check your emails for an invite to a party that you are expecting, add the party to your calendar, create an item on your to-do list to get a present, and forward the invite to your partner.
How's that? Is that not something that could be useful?