@thatqueerkiwi The point of the objection is that if you ban the ultimate force multiplier, only people who are willing to break the law will have the ultimate force multiplier
@pegobry_en I think this actually happens but it's a thousand times a day where you choose to die inside a little or gradually just stop caring about stuff
@daniel_mac8 The second half of this image is borderline stylistically unreadable, if that's your definition of a positive impact I'd hate to see what a negative impact would be
The "I'm autistic so I'm unfamiliar with the concept of lying" bit is so, so tiresome
"Why can't the employer just blindly trust whatever the candidate tells them?"
Gee, I wonder why that is not the common practice!
Maybe it's just me being autistic but I don't get the point of job interviews and I don't understand why it's not just first come first serve and they can't just. Give you the job after you give your qualifications.
@prerat I think it would be almost impossible to do it for anything, actually. How would you decide which copy gets to do the fun parts of whatever task you're tackling and what copy is stuck with the boring part?
@krismicinski I think it's a little bit of poor wording and a little bit of pedantry. The "penmanship" part of coding was never the hard part, the "storytelling" part is what was the hard part and what LLMs don't help much with
@TheKhorgar I agree. The whole series is just Ted justifying to his kids why he's going to go bang aunt Robin right after his wife of 2 decades - their mother - has just died
@BlemmyaeTruther I don't agree:
1 - Christianity is true, Islam is false.
2 - Ancient sites do not represent current, competing religious views, these icons did at the time they were defaced
@emraslnn Your wife's perspective is correct, but she is wrong to have brought it up in front of her brother. You, however, are also wrong for having considered charging full amount