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In my experience, SEMrush is usually decent for spotting trends and comparing sites against each other, but I wouldn't trust the absolute traffic numbers too much. For larger sites, the estimates are often in the right ballpark. For smaller or niche sites, they can be way off.

Great quiz, as always.

Interesting read. Hiring people from diverse professional backgrounds makes a lot of sense for AI companies. If these models are going to be used across every industry, it helps to have people who understand how those industries actually work.

The stats seem to be moving in the right direction. Well done.

Back in the day, there were some domains you could get for free. However, they were only free for one year, and the renewal fees were very expensive. That's how they made their money. The hosting provider was called Freenom. After checking, it seems they have changed their business model.

No new projects at the moment. I'm mainly focused on improving my work processes so I can free up more time to focus on other things.

I haven't tried it yet. But looks very interesting. Might give it a try soon.

Many people believe jobs that rely heavily on human care, empathy, and interpersonal skills are among the most AI-resistant. So, jobs like: - Nursing - Healthcare Management - Physical Therapy - Psychology - Early Childhood Education - Education/Teaching - Social Work The human connection...

Welcome to the forum, @clark. Enjoy your time here!

Happy Birthday, @back2form! We're glad to have you here. Hope you enjoy your day!

I'm sorry, but I think it's crazy to seriously date an AI. Part of a relationship and dating is the emotional connection, and an LLM simply cannot provide that. It's true that the dating market seems to be getting worse and worse, but I would never stop dating real people in favor of an LLM that...

Unfortunately, the reality of self-employment is that it's not always easier than having a regular job, as you're often confronted with problems you've never had to deal with before. That's why I would only recommend quitting a regular job if you know you can sustain yourself for a longer period...

Welcome to the forum, @2122Jumpstreet. Enjoy it here.

Mom and Dad. I never learned it any other way. I would only call them by their first names if I didn't feel like they were my parents.

It depends on the day and how I'm feeling. Sometimes it's just 1,500 calories a day; sometimes it's 3,000. But in general, it's around 2,000.

I think yes. Tax reductions can motivate young workers to put in more hours because they get to keep more of what they earn. For many people in their 20s and 30s, extra income is a strong incentive, especially with rising living costs.

I have read this story before here: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2001-dec-23-mn-17560-story.html Interesting story for sure.

Haven't watched it yet. I remember that the first part was really good, so I think it's time to catch up.

Interesting read. Thank you for sharing that.

Welcome to the new Silicon Valley.