

Is that the crotch?


Is that the crotch?


Ehhhh I don’t trust ny times if there’s anything related to Gaza or Israel.
It just shows that newspapers were manipulative since the beginning, although it’s generally true that they still don’t openly lie to you (the traditional ones) and prefer to bend the truth to unbelievable points.


Soooo, you don’t help around the house. Got it.


But if the ai writes the tests and you don’t read them, how would you know if that’s 100 lines of assertTrue(true) ?


I think you’re grossly underestimating how hard it is to go from theory to actually playing half decently in lots of instruments.
Recorder, well you’re probably right. Piano, strings, guitar, drums and any woodwinds or brass: hell yeah
Intonation is not the hardest part of playing violin. NOT playing like you’re killing a cat is the hardest part for beginner.


Alright makes sense.
Bottom line, next time I want to make money from an IPO I’ll keep an eye on prices dropping and aim for buying at the bottom of the barrel lol


I remember when Apple was outright against anything sex related, even tame things.


What I struggle is why people believed this was a good way to make money and then changed their minds this bad. Was there any significant news in between?


Yep except if you press too hard the pitch goes up and you can’t slide the finger a mm up to compensate


Well it’s not like it takes 6 months to jump from piano to violin to oboe.


War is business to billionaires, one of the best. Most of the money that goes into war doesn’t make it into salaries and veteran services, it goes into suppliers. And the biggest suppliers are VERY big, and are run by VERY large corporations.
War is yet another way of transferring money from everyday people into billionaires pockets. And it’s way more effective at doing that than Amazon.


Ironically, the solution is similar: eliminate billionaires and the wealth they are hoarding would flow back to everyone.


How can you run out of something you never had?


Uranium salt? I hear it gives you extra strength. Or an extra arm. Whatever.


Say you get 300% gains on your money and consistently put 50% of your money in stocks for 50 years. It still won’t make most people rich.
Retiring comfortably? Sure, you’ve saved 50% of your salary. But rich? Like, Elon Musk family money in the 90s when no one knew him? Nope.
Yep but the granularity of copilot is “allow once” vs “allow forever”. Gemini is much better: besides also having “allow for this session” it never tries to run python scripts it writes on the spot or command lines that are 4 lines long. And doesn’t double down when I say I won’t allow python at all.
My setup shares the same agents and skills files for both cli tools.


Senators. It’s in senators. Best investment you can get.


Is Debra here a new version of clippy?
I never used Claude, but that’s basically my sentiment about copilot when compared to Gemini.
Then I forbid all this BS in agents file. Gemini follows it. Copilot ignores it with all its strength. Then I tell it to stop trying on the chat prompt. 2 minutes later it does it again.
Not just at prompt engineering level, but at all levels, Gemini guardrails are better ( well it was, they killed it and replaced with anti gravity now).
Ginger and cinnamon, as well as garlic for some people, accelerate your metabolism. You feel like you have more energy, no matter what you eat. And you burn more energy just sitting down doing nothing (faster metabolism) but also because you get more active.
It’s kind of but not exactly like coffee, chocolate and chilli, but also these have an effect much much shorter. In my case, they last a couple hours, while ginger and garlic give me a boost of a couple days.