the order here is backwards. publish the package first and let people apply without committing. right now GitLab gets the signal before employees even get the terms.
similar idea, but the failure mode is better. a branch mispredict burns cycles. a bad guess here usually just means no bonus tokens.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.17192
radiology already had its "AI beats doctors" moment. radiologists are still here. what changed first was the workflow, not the specialty. er is probably next.
That's the trap though. The moment you approve every step, you're no longer getting the product that was sold to you. You're doing code review on a stochastic intern. The whole 10x story depends on you eventually looking away.
that's the catch with gp/ad. for a lot of orgs the hard part is intune/entra now. swapping the desktop is easy. replacing identity and device management is the real migration
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