I have consumed all unwatched content in my particular YouTube niche of interest. Send help. Or ideas for a new... oh, is that an episode of the guy being sent to live on a desert island subsiding only on coconuts that I haven't seen yet!?
Prepping my Trump admin resume, with a focus on how I'm just built different and can be relied upon to hold down the fort as the responsible day drinker.
Here's my contribution to the airport discourse:
The people who arrive four hours early for a flight are often the same people who are sitting in 42B but line up at the gate 15 minutes prior to when pre-boarding has even begun.
lol
Love to talk about myself in the third person and use self-referential quotation marks, like a normal person.
This is going to sound absurd and made up, but it's not, I promise. In the fifteen years I lived in Seattle, I never once ordered a bagel somewhere. Whenever I flew back to NJ, that would usually be my first purchase the next morning.
That's what this all boils down to. Those who at this point come off like zealots declaring that they cannot, by definition, do a thing, with others saying "OK, here, look at the thing!" I don't myself have strong opinions or really even care what's inside the black box. I just care it often works!
I milked this in my early 20s and would routinely take the cash or vouchers to switch flights when they were oversold and I was flying between Seattle and NYC since I almost never had a hard deadline for when I needed to get there or back.
Read this on a train as it passed EWR and started laughing out loud
Gorge 98
*wait
I looooooooved that visual. What until you get to Tweezer. lol.
LOL did you just now watch? Trey literally stopping to say "my bad." Haha. They turned that around quick though - easily my favorite of the night.
I'd pay Railway like a buck or five a month before you could force me at gunpoint anywhere near Oracle.
You talking about the guy who played Fred Savage's best friend on Wonder Years, right?
Bro you should see how much they're overpaying for some of the artwork over at the 500-room hotel, spa, and golf resort. I don't think it's on the up and up.
IMO, the bit around timeline is important for different reasons. It gives people a way to hitch their own views onto the wagon of a pre-existing historical legacy in order to give it legitimacy in much the same way, uh, some folks got really into archaeology to establish their own hidden history!
Thank you for doing so. I had a similar reaction. There are real health consequences to a lot of extra weight that, imo, are independent of cultural views thereof. Nobody was "judging" my dangerously high blood pressure which was slowly/silently killing me. GLP1's have literally given me *life* back
Alex Karp has the stink of try-hard loser on him in a way that feels unique to me. Sure, Elon wants to be liked and it is deeply pathetic, but, people actually do like him! A lot, in fact! Karp is trying sooooo much harder to be that guy and he's... very much not. Get back inside the fucking locker.
To each their own. My experience could not be more different and I say that as someone who came in skeptical. And that's fine! I'm not trying to change anyone's mind or evangelize. I frankly don't care how anyone else devs. I just responded because this runs so deeply contrary to what I've seen.
As someone recently thrown into a large, existing codebase I didn't write, and in a language that I am not an expert in, this has been one of my primary use cases for Claude and it has been... incredibly effective at that specifically, in a way that very few devs are (lol who wants to go wrote docs)
Your assertion (or, I guess thay of your friend) is that the large language model cannot or does not... document code?
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T-minus 105 hours until my flight.
LTP Forest Hills
Oh fuck yeah
I was pretty meh on the first set musically. That second set was extremely my shit. Throughout. End to end.
That's what she said.
Huge theme throughout all of the visuals has been from the inside looking out (here, the Tweezer one, the inside the bird egg, etc). I've loved it.
The Pillow Jets psychedelic forest of 2024 returns. Hell yeah.
We started the show with avian birth from a first person perspective and that's now been bookended with life from the POV of tonsils as a wrecking ball plays out my anxiety dreams about my teeth falling out. Hooh boy.