It’s utter nonsense. None of my graphic design or illustrator friends, who are highly established professionals with great talent and impressive portfolios, can find jobs for an extended period. I know many of them personally. The current job market has been extremely challenging for them, and it’s not because of COVID-19. These artists were enjoying stable jobs in the past decade.
Thanks for the additional information. The thing is the Trump administration is about to fire 200k probationary federal employees meaning they were hired within in the last year or so. These numbers don't add up either.
I am not a Trump supporter and I didn't vote for him, but the fact is that Biden's BLS numbers were always manipulated to portray the former president as successful. These statistics are unreliable, in addition, the underlying premise of relying on job postings was flawed from the start which was my initial argument.
Take a look at this, the previous administration hired hundreds of thousands of gov workers to inflate the employment numbers.
The scams and fake job postings on the market are also increasing rapidly, outpacing the growth of overall job listings. This trend is significantly affecting the accuracy of employment and job availability tracking.
These types of products have been around for a long time. I sued to have one a decade ago. It wasn't LiveScribe. Wacom also had a product like for this type of use.
Mozilla first needs to regain the trust of its users. They aren't privacy-first at all, they run a lot of telemetry on their users. Have you ever checked the number of DNS queries and IP requests that go to Firefox servers every minute? If you haven't, I have, and it is a lot. They literally ping home every minute in the name of network connectivity and other things, if you believe it. I don't mind using Mozilla products, but I just don't trust their motives and data practices.
If you want privacy first AI in the browser here are the tools
Actually there is no such thing as Ottoman Turkish, it is still Turkish with heavily borrowed phrases. It is not a distinct language. You won’t have any hard time understanding the spoken Turkish in Anatolia of that time. So called Ottoman Turkish was mostly limited to the government and literature use. Here is a recording of “Ottoman Turkish” from that time.
The most hyped technology in the history of the mankind only got 11 million users after compulsive and expensive branding and campaigns. Something doesn't add up here.