I've been making people redundant all my life with automations, including myself, and willingly so.
It's only fair and logical that the redundancy machine has come for the job of the redundancy engineers.
It's only fair and logical that the redundancy machine has come for the job of the redundancy engineers.
I was wrong about agents.
Hard pivoting into a different career, for the fifth or sixth time in my life, with a plan B of raising chickens. (Not kidding)