

Good. I always hated this.


Good. I always hated this.


This sounds so good on a winter evening.


I applied for a tech job with AT&T years ago. It was nuts. They had a big bunch of us meet at an office building for testing. Before we started the tests, this woman spoke to us, talking up the company, telling us how lucky we’d be to get a job there, etc. I think she’d brought a couple other people to tell us how great it was. Then she casually mentioned that they had a ridiculously high turnover rate because they fire people for just about anything, which is why they’re always hiring. If you’re late one day because you have a flat tire, or miss one day because you’re sick, even with a doctor’s note, you’re fired. The test was simple. I finished it quickly and got everything right, but when they emailed me to set up a second meeting, I just deleted it. No way would I want a job like that.
I enjoy the smell too.


That was my impression, too.


There are also plugins that connect to AI Horde or locally run models.
Do you eat them with the skins on?


I’ve known even elderly people to go back and complete advanced degrees.


I like to add small beans to mac & cheese. I started doing this recently, and it’s surprisingly good.


I like to add small beans to mac & cheese. I started doing this recently, and it’s surprisingly good.


Further down in the article it mentions that the spike in infections is partly due to a flu type that wasn’t targeted by this year’s vaccine.


I used to know someone who believed it was mentally unhealthy to help other people. She believed people help others because they actually want to help themselves. So, the mentally healthy thing to do is to help yourself and not worry about other people. She said her psychologist told her all this.


Adorable.


I eat apples with hummus sometimes, but I prefer something less sweet. Flatbread or cucumbers. Sharp cheese is a better contrast with the sweetness of apples, IMO.


I haven’t had a problem modding games.


I agree. Once you know how to prepare an ingredient or use a specific technique, you really don’t need to read a description of it over and over again. I don’t really understand the popularity of recipes.
It reminds me of a photocopy of an old newspaper photo.
Interesting vibe.
Hyperthreading is insecure?