This is why people stopped adding word, excel and googling skills into their resumes - it is assumed that you know how to use the office suite and a browser.

These people will see a brutal job market that is forcing them to take more responsibility and work at a higher level of abstraction.

This is nothing new - A bunch of people simply don't thrive well as knowledge workers. The bar for being a knowledge worker is going to go up - by a lot.

Not all can do that.

The engineers who can manage large scale projects using agents will, on the other hand, probably get a hefty salary bump.

I have really good results getting LLMs to read documentation and work of these. This is in domains probably sparsely represented in the training data.

The goal was not to define unsolved problems.

But as such, the problems are also not previously published problems.

This seems quite reasonable IMHO.

There is a whole slew of downstream things you need to take into consideration.

You, obviously, don't commit important data only to a session that you can loose, if the application does not allow it.

We use redis as infrastructure. To route events and as a cache.

For us redis could go down and we would merely see a degradation of our service with no data loss.

I recommend using redis like that. And then use a database that supports transactions for real data problems.

But we are different. And that's OK.

The app would look up in both databases. If it exists in any, there would be a session.

Thisnis strictly different from partitioning which I think you are mixing it up with.

Paritioning is for performance not HA

That would likely be a better recommendation than android.

When I run the calculations and take vacation, health, education for the median person they are close to similar.

But these calculations does not take into consideration: less noisy cities, walkable neighborhoods, longer life expectancy, higher quality food, better workers protections, education, etc.

An honest study would need to include the value of the commons.

> roughly 20-40% richer

This is likely wrong. Americans have better purchasing power, but are not necessarily richer.

The current oligarch structure lets very few people decide what people use their time on.

In more equal societies, the decision of use of time is a democratic process.

Suddenly musk, bezos and friends do not decide what people work on - people do.