TIL it's not Kegels or nothing.
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The thing that stymied me in past attempts was the number of hidden Docs and Sheets files. Half an hour of vibe-coding an App Script solved that issue.
Assuming, of course, that we still have a postal service.
I think people who are writing code have a fundamentally different experience of AI. I definitely don't need the world to have the ability to make AI slop videos, music, etc., but being able to whip up bespoke, low-risk personal productivity software is like when VisiCalc came out, I imagine.
First year in a _really_ long time that ALL my holiday shopping was in-person and local. Next year, maybe I can even do it early enough to mail stuff to out-of-town family in time for Christmas arrival!
A public database of ice, ice agents, DHS, etc. Has now been built and it's entirely outside of the US and US government reach.
And apparently not an octogenarian.
My Xmas gift to myself this year is finally moving my personal accounts from Google to Proton. It's going to be awesome. Happy holidays!
Discord for remote teams is awesome. Weekend vibe coding the integrations we're used to having in Slack + a couple of choice 3rd party ones and we are in business! Actually so much better than Slack, I can't believe we didn't switch sooner!
Sort of the whole point of having a (smal s) state, really.
The problem with this piece, like all the other pieces, is that the missing hed, dek, & lede is that all of this was wildly illegal, unconstitutional, & criminal. This is how you normalize lawless authoritarianism - treat like just another story in our politics. “Transformation” is lazy euphemism.
A re-creation of the first crossword puzzle, created by Arthur Wynne, published in the New York World on December 21, 1913. Differences between the image and the original crossword puzzle, according the Sanasepot, are different font and spelling fixes in labels 4–5 and 9–25.
112 years ago, on the 21st of December 1913, the first crossword puzzle is published in the New York World. Made by Arthur Wynne created the puzzle for the 'Fun' section as 'word-cross'. The change to 'Cross-Word' happened because of a typesetting error. #otd #history 🗃️
You'd imagine it was some kind of academic exaggeration, but for the fact that rape is actually what they literally talk about.
is an absence of virtues or protections—a life where every man is a king free to reign among the stars.'"
for a time when consent, of the governed or the raped, was irrelevant. His inability to feel shame is a promise they, too, can be freed of psychic guilt or societal consequence for grabbing what they feel entitled to by birth or accumulated power. What Trump is selling
"Branstetter puts it this way:
'To [Trump’s followers], Trump’s sexual violence represents the very patriarchal power they seek to enforce. His appeals to a history that never existed are both amoral justifications for his own actions and nostalgic yearnings
Republicans, apparently
Exactly.
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something. The problem is that being good at one thing doesn't mean you're good at most things, or even many things, and even if you are, like, super smart, you're just an instance of human. It's not like the distance between a jellyfish and a dolphin.
Funny, my kid asked me today what is a paradox. "The only people who suffer the full consequences of being wrong are poor people. Everyone else outsources consequences to society; AND ALSO, I a rich-as- fuck person, suffer the full consequences of my risks." Dude is probably good at
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@kendrawrites.com ok I get it! Kinda like a Reese's-Kitkat mashup. If someone threw one in my general direction, ai wouldn't duck it. It's nice.
Mainly, I can't feign interest. Often, I can find something actually interesting in what someone is saying, but in that case, I've learned it's unadvisable to respond or ask questions, becuse apparently that's scary and argumentative.
Oh snap. He's running for Nydia's seat. More power to him!
Oops - teaching grandma to suck eggs. But why is he bringing LLMs into it...?
I appreciate this thread. I would guess this is why seniors and eng managers from big corps have a hard time at startups.
With you until you got to 'need LLM'. No need for LLM to give type-ahead. And any numeric thing, either - that's just a little piece of input validation.
If every American had to visit all the places in their 23 and Me reports, we'd all be better off.
Petty. And mean.
