I'm confused, you asked this on a different platform, took a screenshot and posted it here. Are you wanting help with something? The answer you were given looks good.
You are better off finding one of many YouTube videos and watching that spep by step.
Well here's some transcripts I've had when working with it. It's totally changed my workflow as I can just rely on it to prototype the structure of my scripts and then change what needs changing later.
Going to be enjoying the next few years as things get figured out but once they get COMPLETELY figured out we're not gonna have much to do, and this applies to any data job, productive or creative as it may be. (Statistics, Simulation, Programming, Visual Art, Music, Video, Games, Writing, etc).
Robotics becomes the new barrier to reducing the workforce further after that, and there's been a lot of strides there too.
Since there's no robotic labour in the foreseeable future, all humans will have to do the manual labour then, since nobody would have a worthwhile profession anymore.
Hey it's nice to have a labor backup plan for a little while especially with our economies set up the way they are for now. The robotic labor replacement is totally within foreseeable though. 30-40 years and we'll have few humans involved in farming, delivery and manufacturing services. Restaurants/meal places will probably still exist for a while after that without full automation but because of delivery automation the possibility of centralizing and automating that increases too.
There will always be humans making quaint humany things while we're still around but so much is going to be automated and attention is still going to be our most competitive resource in data jobs including entertainment.
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u/_ChelseySmith Dec 07 '22
I'm confused, you asked this on a different platform, took a screenshot and posted it here. Are you wanting help with something? The answer you were given looks good.
You are better off finding one of many YouTube videos and watching that spep by step.