Look, if God wanted to talk to you, he would’ve given you yuuuuuge bazongas.
But be real, do you really wanna talk to an omnipotent, omniscient, narcissistic genocidal maniac who regularly demands absolute conviction then rewards it with hardships you have to overcome to earn his “love”?
Gentlemen, if she says she wants to get fucked so hard that ***************… she means it. And you should do it.
There was an article just yesterday about how Trump threatened an unnamed AI CEO that they should be very careful and think about their kids and wife…
And TVs, and internet, and pretty much everything that uses modern technologies.
Your TV needs DRAM because unlike CRT TVs receiving analogue signal that gets fed into the cathode tube, you now have digital signals (not to mention streaming and smart TV parts), which needs to be decoded into memory then sent to a display controller (which also takes DRAM).
Every single networking equipment needs DRAM for temporary storage that isn’t a simple bridge controller (i.e. a basic network switch). Including your router.
Tell your doctor that when you said you wanna bounce on it crazy style, you didn’t mean your emotional state
Eww, incest.
grabs popcorn
Oh shit wait I cannae do that, my government just banned it
What’s up with fascists taking up all the good names and symbols?
(rhetorical question, I know the answer very well)
Arguably it was smart of her to expose her shittiness right before the election
VLANs. You create an IoT VLAN, set it to be accessible the specific way you want, and you’re done.
If you want to be extra secure you can fire up a Docker container that sits on this VLAN + your regular network, and proxies printer requests between the two, so you have perfect control over what happens and when.
Fair note, none of the apps (e.g. AirPrint) will work this way. They use Brother’s cloud to connect to the printer.
Not necessarily. Sometimes you keep features on separate branches and merge them at appropriate times, and those branches can grow BIG. But even if all individual PRs of the feature branch were reviewed, you still need to review the big blob.
Similarly, some things just take a lot of LoC without compromising quality.
e.g. in a project I work on, most API clients are generated (no, not genAI, but OpenAPI descriptors and Gradle tasks). When you add a new version, that can end up a big, chonky boi PR, but it’s all auto mergeable because 1, it’s generated via a known good template 2, CI already checked it.
It’s also possible an Apple employee did the donation.
In most enterprise places I’ve worked at (as a software engineer), we’ve had a small discretionary budget we could allocate every year (or 3/6 months) to donate to OSS we’ve relied on. This would usually be a small budget, per team (last time it was £100 a year), and sometimes it had to be allocated based on how big a part it plays in my specific team’s work.
So I see it as quite plausible that a team got a budget for such donations, and since BSD made up part of the work, they had part of that budget allocated and donated.
Unfortunately with big corps it’s hard to properly align between teams when it comes to bureaucratic BS, so it’s even possible that Apple donated under dozens of names because yay, red tape if you want to do it the right way.
Enforce commit size and quality.
Label PRs:
Anything above and instantly reject. Do standard exclusions: docs, code comments, tooling (though I’d categorise this separately), etc.
Have very strict rules on creation of new scripts, new tooling, and so on.
So, let me see…
The Dems couldn’t rig the election in 2024 when they had control of the government.
But somehow they did rig it in 2020 and now this year, when Trump is in power and has a tighter control over the entire government?
Probably just shittons of quality cocaine.
You know, I’m something of a Bank Gothic guy myself.
No idea why.
Most definitely not because I grew up on Stargate.
It depends on the company.
I have an AP degree in Computer Science (Academic Profession - it’s a 2+0.5 year degree in Denmark that serves as a basis for a BSc specialisation, basically allowing you to “top it up” to multiple full BSc’s if you want to, e.g. in my case I could’ve gone on for sysadmin, database engineering, and software engineering BSc’s, each taking a year + 4-6 months of internship), and even with a decade+ of experience working for companies of all sizes, I often get rejected because not having a full Bachelors.
And it’s often a weird leadership thing. A few years back I interviewed for a company, and hit it off with the tech lead of the team I would’ve been joining. The whole process was smooth, the team liked me, and vocally preferred me over other candidates. But the CTO - who was the last interview round - opted for a candidate with lesser skills, because he had a BSc from a university the CTO knew (or was somehow involved with, I don’t know the specifics). They ended up firing him within half a year, and to date the tech lead tells me how much better things would’ve been if the C-suite wasn’t so blinded by a flashy diploma.
Meanwhile most places don’t give a damn. If you have experience, and/or a good CV, and can prove yourself in the technical challenge part of the interview, it doesn’t matter if you have a PhD or if you walked in from the street with a high school diploma. What matters is what you can do and deliver.
oh yeah? when was the last time your LLM asked you a question, unprompted? when was the last time your LLM had a line of thought and came up with something groundbreaking, something unique, on its own?
Healthy organic stuff by the looks of it
Did you by any chance happen to work on Avatar, the movie?