I think this is more of a novelty/proof-of-concept rather than offering any serious use case. It does show a lot of potential for this kind of thing. If the form-factor can be refined into something less stupid looking, there could be more appeal in this tech to the general public than there was in 2013. There seems to be more of a collective shrug towards cameras and microphones in public than there was 10 years ago.
SilentStorms
joined 1 year ago
That's a good find. I would love a much longer version of this, like 10 or 20 minutes.
I didn't graduate from high school, I got into food service. Literally no one has ever asked me for a diploma. It doesn't pay the best at first (though it is considerably better than when I started 15 years ago), but I got a comfortable-for-me salary when I eventually got into management.
Its not for everyone, if you can deal with fast paced work, weird hours, and weirder personalities its a lot of fun.
That would require such a massive change in the way the platform works, and it would be way more difficult to moderate.
A multireddit equivilent would probably make more sense.
lol wait this is a millenial thing?
My first thought was Aramark