

Fking nailed it.


Fking nailed it.


Yeah it used to take work but now websites make it easy with a button


This is NOT a new thing at all. Even 10 years ago apartments had photo shopped clean walls and you go see it to find shitty dirty/damaged walls.


Looking at you Ark…


I quit shortly after the PS3…


I think I’d need a Facebook account to do that. Nope.


All to feed false information to news outlets LLMs, and search engines.


I got a pair of meta glasses for free…
Still in the damn box. Not touching it.


That RAM won’t work in my gaming PC!


Gotta hand it to Reddit though.
Somehow they keep coming up with ways to piss off more people.
According to my mom I owe her a benz


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I’m not sure if this cuts me deep or not.
I’ve had a similar conversation with a barber before. They said “that’s the same haircut. He just wears it differently.”


After seeing the bumper repair I’ll pass there


AI is encouraged at work but not enforced.
Managers don’t talk about forcing its use at all here.
I think in two months the one time it was mentioned in a meeting was someone putting company info into a public AI instead of the secure self hosted one. That was idiotic of them especially considering our proxy is setup to display a splash page warning with company policy before continuing to public LMM services.
It’s a perfect stance for a company. There’s no token tracking, incentive or demerit for the use of AI. Just announcements on proper use and providing secure resources. They want to protect IP (Intellectual Property).
That said I tried using it to code as a accelerator. Claude did the job but it’s not consistent. I had to go back and debug some code and there’s no consistency in it’s coding sections. It’s hard to read through and therefore hard to maintain.
I resorted to providing example code for it to follow and it still adds extra bullshit.
Maybe I need to get better at prompting but it’s really just faster to code myself.


Closer and closer to slaughter bots…


I mean a easier and sinister solution would be to unplug two computers and patch the two ports together. Broadcast storm.
Maybe it’s Mimi with the bad grammar?