This is the dumbest shit I have heard, no offense.

^ that’s you before you posted your insulting, dumb AF take.

OP is saying that when you have enough money and fame, the idea of consequences starts going away. That means that some people could go get drunk and not believe they may face the same consequences because they never have. You thinking you could pay for blowies from a bunch of pornstars while smoking a tobacco and weed cuban cigar (?) is just another example of something a person that can do whatever they want might do. The endless possibilities in Romo’s case is that he’s rich and can drive where and how he wants, but he got caught. There’s a sense of feeling invincible at a point of wealth and fame. Also, while this is in no way a defense for his actions or anyone else that drunk drives, but alcohol is well known for altering a person’s inhibitions, making it more likely for them to take the risk. It is extremely easy in today’s world to order ride share or find a ride, so it’s inexcusable especially when you’re wealthy, but my reasons above are some of why it happens.

You’re over thinking some of this. Create a resume in libre office to confirm to common practices. Don’t put in fancy shit with draw or do something fancy with latex. Unless an employer specifically requests something nonstandard, you’re just going to get filtered out or upset whoever has to review your art project.

You must have some level of education like highschool, GED, or equivalent depending on where you live. Put any job experience you have or formal positions you’ve held. If you can find one, I would heavily recommend going to a professional to help you write your resume. I worked at a company for a little over 9 years and was applying at a different company. I thought I had a decent resume until I worked with a guy that does this for a living and he humbled me. It was a complete re-write but I ended up with the job. If you can’t find someone, I’d start at your local library and if they can’t help, they may be able to steer you to good resources.

Some people deserve a couple whacks.

I spent enough time learning vim that I can do basic navigation and text editing. I’d like to be able to navigate efficiently like some of the savants out there, but the effort to get to that point is more than I’m willing to put into in.

If I found out today I was in a show, I’d do everything in my power to end the lives of everyone tangentially involved. It would mean my life was already meaningless, so there’s no risk in throwing it away.

I’m at an event right now that involved thousands of people queuing to check in with carts of gear in a large hotel atrium. One person walked by with their cart and a stupid JBL Bluetooth speaker blasting music. The main character syndrome some people have is insane.

Some instances are hosted and paid for by people that don’t have lots of money. Purging old posts to save costs is a valid reason to do so. Whether or not that’s the case, I have no idea.

And those words are written in what experts call, “English”.

I think the switching is mostly when using someone else’s computer. Moreso in an office setting when helping each other out. It’s not super frequent, but it does happen. My bottleneck also isn’t typing speed, so it’s not really worth it to spend the effort to switch.

For sure. It was really sad to see 50’ tall oak trees broken in half. Fortunately for us, when they planted trees, they didn’t native species for our area. I think one of mine is an oak, a maple, and maybe a couple smaller trees. I have some red buds I planted myself that are starting to get big enough to provide shade for at least my dogs.

I’ve considered learning Dvorak and switching my keyboard over, but the two people I know that did that have recommended not doing it. Mostly it’s because nobody else uses it, so switching back and forth can be a pain.

My area was hit by a derecho about 5 years back. We had 140+mph straight line winds for about an hour straight, and it devastated the area. A huge percentage of old growth trees got snapped like toothpicks. A couple years after, the city planted trees in all of the easement for a good portion of the residential area. Had to have been thousands of trees. I got 6 because I’m on a corner.

So my answer is have mother nature tear everything down then they may just do it.

I wish my leader were only an adulterer and cocaine user.

I envy you. Waking up is bar none the worst part of everyday. I don’t necessarily mean that in depressive sort of way, but coming out of sleep is the worst feeling. If I could have a normal and healthy life sleeping 12+ hours at a time, I would.

Kind of related, but I spent about 5 weeks straight a couple months back working on our Playwright tests at work. Lots and lots of race conditions, many because of poor code since nobody knew the framework well, but many were just uncontrollable server side and network issues. I modified so much code and optimized it to the point that the entire pipeline was running in about half the original time, and I was getting successful consecutive pipeline runs. I found out that the test server is a VM with 1 CPU core and 8gb of RAM. Playwright by default will run all test files in parallel but each individual test in each file in serial, so we had about 10 tests trying to run frontend tests at the same time on that hardware. I think per Playwrights recommendations, it should be something like half as many cores as concurrent tests or similar, so we weren’t close.

Anyway all of that text to say I was able to get that increased from 1 to 2 cores, and 8 to 16gb of RAM. It’s still getting hammered, and it’s still having issues, but it’s no longer my problem, so the company gets what they’re paying for.

I’ve gone being the smartest person in the room in my previous couple roles (mostly because I was the only person with any IT or platform knowledge, not because I’m some prodigy) to the bottom of the totem pole and well behind the intelligence of my current team since I changed careers.

It’s wonderful having people around that are smarter than me that I can learn from and ask questions to. It’s hard being the idiot on a team when you’re trying to improve and care about your work. Working with idiots that don’t care or seemingly never improve is the worst. I’ve learned more over the past 8 months than I have since I started my professional career.

I like the phrase, “Never be the smartest person in the room”. Sometimes it happens, but in most situations, there is someone else that is more knowledgeable about something than you, and that’s an opportunity to learn.

There were a couple I thought about not listing for that reason, like Disturbed.

Sleep Theory - Bye Bye Bye by NSYNC.
Bad Wolves - Zombie by The Cranberries.
Daughtry - Separate Ways by Journey.
5 Finger Death Punch - Bad Company by Bad Company.
All that Remains - The Thunder Rolls by Garth Brooks.
Disturbed - The Sound of Silence by Simon and Garfunkel.
Disturbed - Land of Confusion by Genesis.
Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson.
A Day To Remember - Since U Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson.
Electric Callboy - Everytime We Touch by Cascada.
Framing Handly - Lollipop by Lil Wayne.
Our Last Night - Running Up That Hill by Kate Bush.

There’s definitely more, but those are some that I’ve enjoyed, sorry no I females in the list though, except a collab on Separate Ways.

You’re liable for the murder that you ordered. This is a legal distinction where building something isn’t. Technically if you order AI to kill someone and it goes off and does it, you didn’t kill someone, you prompted it to. This is all theoretical as AI doesn’t have the ability outright kill someone, so this is all under the presumption that AI has a physical means of killing someone unattended.

If this AI were more like a gun where you pointed it at someone and commanded it to shoot, then you killed someone use AI as a weapon.

I will say there is nuance that can be debated between when AI use crosses from a supplemental tool to vibe coding. I don’t have a clear cut answer on that and don’t have the drive to go into it further, but I will concede that.

Those are all false equivalencies. All of those are tools to supplement a job. Using AI to vibe code an app is not a tool, it’s wait service, like the comic illustrates.

If you auto generated an entire message, like prompting AI to write you an email, then no, you didn’t write a message. If you auto complete words that you intended to write, then you used tools to help write a message that you created.

A hammer is a tool to build something. Vibe coding is like buying an IKEA piece of furniture and claiming you built it. You didn’t build anything, you assembled someone else’s build. If you had a magic hammer trained on other people’s work and you told it to build a chair, then no, you would not have built a chair.

Computer software is again a tool to complete a job. If you do the engineering, design, and build the antenna, then that’s like programming, yes you designed an antenna. If you tell the software you want an antenna and it generates plans you didn’t design an antenna, you ordered plans for one.

If you ask AI to kill someone, that’s like taking a hammer and killing someone. Yes, you used a tool to kill someone.

It’s the complete generation of work and the claim that someone did it themselves that is what AI works are at their core. There is a small skill to prompting most effectively, but that’s not creating anything. It’s at most building an outline for something. Skilled developers can review code and make corrections, but they didn’t create anything.