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They’re probably banking on the average free VPN user not being technical enough to bother. And if you actually know how to do that, you likely already have an existing VPN subscription.

Someone made an AI slop edit of that clip with the spy lady in her place and Jensen in Nathan Fielder’s place with the same exact expressions he was doing.

Right, but the more sensible ones still keep senior developers/engineers to manage the agents and act as the human-in-the-loop. They also know to keep the coding features to those people only. Like a marketing person that uses AI for presentations and graphics has no business writing, pushing, and running code. That’s also why fresh grads are getting the short end of the stick because companies are shifting hiring to senior/experienced people only.

That’s so stupid holy shit. I get AI adoption, but giving non dev/eng people privileges to write and execute code is so dumb.

I started doing my own haircuts during the pandemic and I’ve probably saved thousands of bucks since then. And even then, I still don’t speak up until afterwards. You know when you’re halfway through it and you can see it’s not looking good but you power through it anyway because then you’ll end up with an even worse mess if you stop midway.

Back in the 2010’s one of the managers at my wife’s previous job was also at an event we were at and he asked her how our preparations were going for our move to another country. You know how he found out? He was dating my wife’s aunt (mother’s sister), and my wife only told her mother of our plans because she didn’t want to make a big deal out of it with her extended family.

That’s just the cost of doing business for them. And renters get a couple of bucks each. Not to mention that you have to give all sorts of personal data to get your share of the settlement.

Price trackers are great for this because you can see when they jacked it up a month or two prior so they can bring it down as a black friday sale.

Notice that he also said he “has” 33 cars, not “owns”. Because it turns out, he just rents the luxury cars he flaunts on social media.

Why is it called standard time when most of the year is spent not on it?

I was actually surprised the list is pretty long. If you use a well known bank, they’re likely already there.

Also led on an entire ship and crew searching for something I had in my pocket the entire time.

Fair, but I was kinda thinking of the small shop owners when I postsd my comment. Some of the videos I’ve seen were of independent shops (not chain stores or luxury brands). One video I saw was the shopkeeper pleading to the looters to stop and saying she was on their side (of the protest).

Bad idea in the sense that assuming just using containers means it’s secure. You can make it pretty secure though. There’s stuff like istio and cilium to lock things down. The documentation should have some general security best practices you can implement.

We also shouldn’t equate protestors with looters.

.zip leaves it to the user to block what they want and it doesn’t have a habit of defederating.

no display at all behind the wheel

Ugh, it’s like the Volvo EX30 then.

The subcompact SUVs aka crossovers are essentially lifted hatchbacks. I prefer those because they have the same compact size but with better ground clearance.

He says it like he’s being forced to go clubbing. Nobody’s mandating you to go.

It would be good to preface the post with that. We are mandated to use AI at my work. While I’m in tech, I’m not a developer so I don’t code. However I’ve used codex to create tools to help my team automate some of the mundane day-to-day tasks we do. Whenever I share something, I always start with “I used codex to build blah blah”.