My experience has been more like:
“We’ve scheduled the wedding. Not only have I not asked her out, but the [potential] bride is guaranteed to be completely turned off by the whole idea. I won’t know that because I’m not going to ask her opinion about anything until she ghosts me three weeks before the wedding.”
Including filtering out the salt brine they likely contaminated some fields with.
And here I was thinking it could not possibly get any stupider.
Attempting to “open” a water system that is not at all sort of remotely connected to the LA municipal water system.
Flooding the California central valley in winter which will undoubtedly leave reservoirs depleted during spring and summer, when water is actually needed.
America the Kakistocracy
Edit: The US Army Corps of Engineers operates over 90,000 dams, and the reservoirs they contain, throughout the country. All of which are currently at the discretion of the stupidest person to ever be commander in chief. He can flood your home, cut off your electricity, dry up your farmland, or cause all kinds of havoc on a whim.
“You ungrateful peasants got stimulus checks during the pandemic that you’re still living high-on-the-hog from. Now you’re complaining about not getting raises??”
Pats top of Dell Optiplex
“Good boy.”
Since you’re already working in C#, an ASP.Net Core backed, with whatever database you prefer, will do what you want.
You could self host it, but I wouldn’t call that easy. There are plenty of cloud providers that can integrate with your preferred git repo and really streamline the build and deployment process. I run a few applications as “Apps” on Digital Ocean. Once you get it configured properly, deployments are quick and easy.
Just want to point out that within Christianity, “young earth creationism” is a minority view that is held almost strictly by evangelicals. It is also a very “new” set of beliefs, only becoming popular after the early/mid 1900’s. It’s supported using a “literal” interpretation of scripture while conveniently ignoring the fact that Genesis quite literally cites two differing accounts of creation.
Mini split is currently in the backlog. It will be closed as “not planned” three years from now.
Something for poor people to worry about.
Me: “My kid has a learning disability. Can you give her some reasonable accommodations?”
My Kids School: “But does she really though?”
Me: “Uh, yeah. She has a diagnosis. From a psychiatrist. Also, you have noticed her grades are abysmal, right?”
School: “They’re not that bad. She’s actually doing pretty well.”
Me: “She has mostly D’s and F’s. Is that seriously what you consider ‘pretty well’?”
School: “…”
I’m doing some major paraphrasing but this is the gist of actual conversations with my daughters school administration. I’m not saying I believe it’s very likely that someone could graduate without being able to read and write. I’m just saying that in some school districts, there’s a greater than zero percent chance of that happening.
Girls, especially teenage girls, have a sort of social hierarchy. A lot of teenage girl life is basically trying to figure out where they fit into this hierarchy and it drives a lot of the relationship dynamics between girls. Not every girl necessarily wants to be the “queen bee” either. In this context, some of the things girls do start to make a little more sense.
“Ah. It’s this guy again. I’m just gonna boop his lure real quick so he knows that I know that it’s him.”
– Some shit ass Bass at the bottom of a lake (probably)
J.D. hasn’t figured out that he’s only there because Mike Pence didn’t want to risk a second assassination attempt.
Something that would actually help you? Lol. No. We can’t afford that.
Some of the features you’re looking for led me to switch to Quicken a few years ago. It’s a legacy desktop app (Quicken Online sucks) and it’s not very fast but it is still the gold standard for personal accounting software. I’ve honestly been happier with it than I was with anything else I’ve tried.
Thankfully Intuit sold it off so they can’t enshitify it anymore.
No. Junior Devs usually can’t code. Anyone who lacks experience in a given field usually is not proficient in that field. That’s not specific to software engineering.
The fix for this is pretty simple. It’s just one that not every senior dev is going to want to hear. You have to do the one thing that a lot of us don’t want to do: talk to people. You’ll find that if you make an effort to build rapport with the juniors and be at least as quick to point out their successes as you are to point out their failures, more often than not they will learn to trust you and come to you for guidance.
Exactly. AI chatbot’s also cannot empathize since they have no self awareness.
That is one bullshit headline. Forbes keeping the AI pump and dump scheme going.
TLDR: People correctly discerned that written responses were from an “AI” chatbot slightly less often than they correctly discerned that responses were from a psychotherapist.
“AI” cannot replace a therapist and hasn’t “won” squat.
Hell, even the police state won’t want to use Oracle.
“Hello, police? Someone is DDOSing my vehicle.”