Like, a lot, also vast majority of open source projects are on github.

South Park did this 2 tears ago, lol

On a lot of then you mysteriously start getting likes and matches when you start using them less or your premium is about to run out or just ran out.

It’s almost as if when the profit is in having paying users then keeping people on the platform is the optimal working app not the one where you date and successfully leave.

Oh no, anyways.

Edit: As if your fucking code isnt hosted on github, own by fuck knows who

Oh yeah, that’s definitely shitty then, copilot does shit like that really easily

Either you are bad at chatgpt, or I am a machine whisperer but I have a hard time believing copilot couldnt handle that, I am regularly having it rewrite sql code, reformatting java code, etc

God HP is so fucking shit

Yes, but from my understanding Nebula is creator owned.

Or they are just a bunch of stupid people and they do what stupid people do

Occam’s Razor, also known as the principle of parsimony, suggests that the simplest explanation, with the fewest assumptions, is usually the most accurate.

No I don’t proof read, I am an idiot who sucks at his job

Lemmy: AI is garbage

Me who uses it to eliminate a shit ton of my mindless tasks like writing unit tests: You are garbage and is your opinion

Depending whether you have a gpu in your cpu I think you can easily do a pass through for your dgpu and just virtualize windows.

This info would have been so fucking useful a decade or two ago

I don’t think you have the qualifications to assess someone as a sociopath

Is that a bad thing?

Lenmy.world simply defederates from the crazies like hexbear, lemm.ee wanted to avoid defederating this is the end result, bad actors will overwhelm and burn out your mod/admin team.

Classic case of Paradox of tolerance

Nope

For me it’s the arguments when there is a parentheses but no operator (otherwise known as implied multiplication) in these baits e.g. 15 + 2(4 - 2)

If you don’t know operator orders I have given up long ago, but I have seen a few lengthy discussions about this

I mean, assuming the sprint was reasonable, 2-4 weeks, then I am pretty sure you described an agile workflow, you delivered quickly, showed it to the customer and got fast feedback on what’s wrong.

Ofc it could be that those were things that could have been caught earlier by asking some questions of the customer, but without that information I would say your description of what happened matches agile.

The Being 787 Max did that when the sensor got faulty and there was no redundancy for the sensor’s because that was in an optional addon package