I see, so neural network works like Naruto's Kage Bunshin technique where the learning of the clones will pass to its origin

what's TF?

Terraform, most likely.

While in poorer country, here in the Philippines, we don't have an option to WFH if our company is under PEZA https://business.inquirer.net/378811/hundreds-of-bpos-with-w... The government reason to return to office is to boost the economy.

This one I just don't get. Never seen traffic like Manila traffic, it's not like people WFH would even put a dent in it.

I guess BongBong doesn't have all the gold he pretended to have after all. Sorry mate.

In our case, our government forces our BPO(Business Process Outsourcing) companies to return the employees to the office because of the economy. There are small businesses and infrastructure that are invested near office hubs. So, if people stops going to the office those small businesses will shut down. If the company won't comply, the tax perks will be remove.

It will be in future that we will be dependent on AI like we are dependent on computers.

This is what we use on our manufacturing execution system (MES) to our manufacturing clients. Maintenance is what keeps us alive. Its easier to earn money thru maintenance existing clients than finding a new client. New features that are added outside the scope of the current version will have a new contract. new contract means outside of maintenance and will have to pay more.

I suggest to develop an AI that can tell which one is a robot or a human

Isn't that what we are training when we complete tasks on these sites?!

survival kit is I think a necessity when you go out in-case you're locked down

Is it more helpful if you will create a custom exception instead? E.g. class UnsupportedStateException : Exception

UnreachableException has no special behaviour at all [0]. It's just a standardized 'tag' around regular Exception.

The only advantage of using a standard tag is that it will be recognized by other programmers, and maybe some supporting tooling might choose to give it special treatment.

E.g. a code analyzer could warn you if you raise a NotImplementedException (forgot to finish a feature?), but accept an UnreachableException as valid.

If you want to add a custom name (for easier grepping maybe?) or stuff some extra data in the exception, you can still inherit from UnreachableException.

[0] https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/pull/63922/files#diff-588c...

Generally, no. Only you will use it in your team.

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