user1999919

all hail. kneel before the altar of capitalism. may our bishop ai shepard us to the light

*vw (volkswagen)

its time to start benchmarking benchmarks. im pretty sure they are bmw levels doping the game here

limitless paper in a paperless world

privacy laws and $25/hr min wage would change everything right now

cars statistically ARE DANGEROUS. The public has just been brainwashed into believing this yearly sacrifice is okay.

Gen Z stare intensifies

The 'demo' for ar is always over promising. I know The fidelity does not actually look like that. Apart of me believes the artistic license gets carried away with itself, because to begin with, you cannot really show what it 'looks like' The iphone for instance was easy. Steve held up a hand held screen. Ar is different, you can't really show what the lens 'sees' until its right up in your face. so you just make it up. In doing so you REALLY really really make it up.

but what will we ever do without our: "developers are lazy, developers are dumb, left-pad degeneracy!"

basically seizing a foreign product/service. should do wonders for the 'free market'

Because when I’m hiring I find it very easy to spot someone lying when questioning to go into the details of past experiences

ain't nobody gonna get past the interview sheriff

clearly faked resumes that far too closely matched the job description to be realistic.

Then why would have unrealistic expectations in the ad?

OR maybe you have what experts call saying nothing while typing many things (SNWTMT) High and low you search for the words but lo and behold you're served nothing from the highest plateaus of the your top mind

hilariously needlessly complex expensive solution because "anything but viable public transport!"

more like a funny sort of dependency drift

bit rot, but with recipes

reminds me of my 10+ year old nodejs project i fired up last week

you could innovate to zero emissions but if the culture is hostile to it or angrily doesn't give a crap because 'culture' - then its worthless

as much as ai has been a boon to my own development i writhe at the thought of middle managers oversold on the promise of ai and its output, making unrealistic requests and demanding 'MORE PRODUCTIVITY' at the greater cost of making more work in the future. Diluting code-as-craft, and commodifying it down to shovels of coal into the furnace.