Don’t ask me what my name means
Same but I often forget about one hit bands that made “that song” that just rocks and it was super easy to build playlists with recommendations from Spotify. Also, per the readme of the repo, you don’t have to use Lidarr and it will just do recommendations.
Gridfinity all the things
People should budget for all purchases. I wish I had learned that when I was young.
Anything and everything on pbs
Learn skills to survive without electricity or internet. Gardening, navigating, hunting, cooking, etc.
Learn to fix both a car and a house as much was possible.
Become a DIYer
In that order. The goal is to become completely self sufficient.
Don’t go into slack or discord unless you are able to access every possible chat room. People are weird, neighbors are wierded, neighbors online are absolutely toxic. Theonly alternative is that you have access of all chat logs in the app. Setting up mattermost on a vps would work, but I think there are better options for what app to use. Funny enough Next loud can do everything you want it to do, including slack-lile chat rooms, VoIP, email, contact management, cloud storage, web portal, and you still have access to the logs (in case something wrong happens).
Went to best buy with my mom to buy her a new tv and printer when we went to pay at the cashier, the person in front offered to pay for us. I asked him why and he said he does this randomly about once a month and to pay it forward. I’ve paid the pur bases of 3 random people thus far.
Our company is forcing us to do everything with AI, hell they developed a “tool” to generate simple apps using AI our customers can use for their enterprise applications and we are forced to generate 2 a week minimum to “experiment” with the constant new features being added by the dev teams behind it (but we’re basically training it).
The director uses AI spy bots to tell him who read and who didn’t read his emails.
Can’t even commit code to our corporate github unless copilot gives it the thumbs up and its constantly nitpicking things like how we wrote our comments and asking to replace pronouns or to write them a different way, which I always reply with “no” because the code is what matters here.
We are told to be positive about AI and to push the use of AI into every facet of our work lives, but I just feel my career as a developer ending because of AI. We’re a bespoke software company and our customers are starting to ask if they should use AI to built their software instead of paying us, which I then have to spend hours explaining them why it would be a disaster due to the shear complexity of what they want to build.
Most if not all executives I talk to are idiots who don’t understand web development, shit some don’t even understand the basics of technology but think they can design an app.
After being a senior dev and writing code for 15 years I’m starting to look at other careers to switch to… Maybe becoming an AI evangelist? I hear companies are desperately looking for them… Lol, what a fucking disaster this shit is becoming.
It almost sounds like were both in the same company
One could even give a tip to ice that an illegal lives there. Wasn’t there like a reward or something for tips?
Opening presents after midnight on the 24th
The Great Big North
Easy there Hitler 🤣🤣🤣
The auction party is a really great idea, I’m going to take note and see if we can do it this year. Maybe friendsgiving if the kids don’t want to do it.
Thanks I had never questioned that fact myself until I saw your post. I also did some googling and found the same thing on multiple articles and not only find it fascinating but also breain dead obvious.
Wait, what is this about who beat the Nazi’s?
It depends on your meaning of trust, trust in the answers, trust in your privacy, what kind of trust are we talking about? If we are talking about trust in the accuracy or usability of the data it responds with, I would say I trust copilot, grok, Claude, Lumo, and finally Gemini – in that order. However, if we are talking about trusting them with your data to stay private, that is a big 'ol zero because none of them are private (Lumo might be the most private but I still don’t trust it 100%).
My job asks us to use AI agents so I have been playing around with paid licenses on all of these (Lumo was tested on my personal computer)