100% agree OP. The utility bills here are insane. And more highways so we can continue to have insane traffic but in new, different places instead of, ya know, the lightrail that was approved by voters and shut down by the legislature. It’s all a clusterfuck.
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The fact these cowards are allowed to wear masks is riot-worthy.
Imagine doing your job and you need to put on a mask specifically to hide your face—and not questioning whether you’re one of the bad guys.
moviesto Houseplants@mander.xyz•I got my firefly petunias from light.bio around a month or so ago and they're now just starting to take off. This picture was taken in a dark room with no windows, though I'm sure the phone brightenedEnglish151·20 days agoI got some Spring of last year! I have ‘em outside. Not terribly impressive but a fun novelty.
moviesto Boycott US@lemmy.ca•White House Mocked After Admitting They 'Sent Letters' to Remind Countries About Trade Deal Deadlines: 'We Resorted to Begging Now?'English13·28 days agoStrong “pls respond” vibes
Assuming they didn’t fix it, add Intelligence drain on self 100% for 1 second and get your full mana back afterwards. But you can’t alter your intelligence above 100 or it’ll stop working.
Discovered it way back in Morrowind days. OP as hell but plenty of fun. Doesn’t work in Skyrim, can’t remember why, they probably got rid of intelligence drain on self.
moviesto Privacy@lemmy.ml•Is Ollama the most private/secure way to run AI models locally?6·2 months agoNah, you’re safe to run it locally. You’re downloading the specific model, that’s right, and it’s not an exe. As you ask questions of it, the inference step, that is sent directly to the model on your machine by the ollama interface. Nothing goes over the network after you download a model and there is no scanning involved; that’s just not how it works.
moviesto CSCareerQuestions@programming.dev•Less than 3 years as a developer and already been laid off twice. Does it ever get better?101·2 months agoHere’re my two cents. I’m in the US with nearly two decades in engineering for experience. And I started programming young, like you; it’s very much a passion for me.
There are great places out there. Look for the roles that are going to expand your skill sets. More money is nice, but long term you’ll benefit more from pushing your boundaries. Ask lots of questions about the team when you’re interviewing—that can give you plenty of insight. And get comfortable with AI programming. That’s a seismic paradigm shift happening right now and embracing it can help you leapfrog others. Right now I like Windsurf AI.
And I get how this sequence of events you laid out is dispiriting—it would be for most imo. Personally, I think it’s worth the pursuit if it’s something you’ve enjoyed since such a young age.
Happy to answer more if it helps.
moviesto Political Weirdos •Took everything in me not to give them a one finger salute.12·3 months agoIt does doesn’t it? It’s like a weird mix of a potato camera and AI
Mammut is top notch. I love their gear. I never see them in the US.
moviestoCelebrity News@thelemmy.club•'Captain America' star Anthony Mackie: 'We're lying to our kids' when we say success comes just from hard work—luck is key, tooEnglish229·4 months ago“Mackie estimates he ‘put in 10,750 hours of training’ before landing that life-changing job. He was proactive, too: He wrote letters to executives at Disney’s Marvel Studios over a decade ago in the hopes of landing a role in one of the studio’s popular superhero films…”
That sure sounds like hard work to me. What do you think luck is, my guy? It’s putting yourself out there, building connections, and making things happen. That’s how it works. If you sit on your couch all day a studio exec isn’t going to ring you up for a staring part in a marvel movie.
In fact, I might go so far to say his flavor of “luck” exists to prop a person up as a standout above others—destined to be so.
The glove joke is that only Steamboat Willie is in the public domain. Wearing the gloves makes him Mickey Mouse, which is why he should absolutely not wear them as his copyright hasn’t expired.
The other doors look like Donald Duck, Superman, and I guess James Bond? I assume their copyright expirations are coming soon—in that order.
moviestoUnited States | News & Politics@midwest.social•Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Teams Up With DOGE to Gut USPS41·4 months agoThis guy was appointed during Trump’s first term. Back then I remember this gutting/privatization of the USPS being a topic of discussion. I kept expecting to hear that Biden had replaced him; I wonder what made him keep him.
Well, plastic’s already in our brains and testicles so we might as well get whimsical with it at this point.
moviestoHacker News@lemmy.bestiver.se•Micro keypad to do your regular Git push/pull/add/commit actionsEnglish2·4 months agoI can’t properly put into words how useless this appears to be. I run git from the command line so maybe others do it in a way where a dedicated button is more useful? I can’t fathom that.
Oh yeah? I’ve definitely noticed how slow GR is. Maybe I’m more willing to cut the little guy some slack on that front. I don’t use the paid tier since none of the features appeal to me. Though I have been thinking of getting it just to support them.
I’ve been using this for maybe two months? I like it better than GR. The only thing I wish it had were my notes/highlights from my kindle reading. Even without that it’s a much better experience than GR.
I love Megyn Kelly’s all caps vitriol beside the admission that she barely cares about football. What a life. The smoke signal goes up and you jump online to shit-stir—transparently so.
moviesto Ask Lemmy•Do people in America actually believe Vaccine cause autism or is bad for health? Or Is it a joke?13·4 months agoYup. Plenty of us sure do! It stems from bogus autism research by Andrew Wakefield like 20 years ago. There are a myriad of reasons for people to buy into it. We’ve even enabled them with religious exemptions at the state level (i.e. it’s against your religion to vaccinate).
Louisiana has even stopped promoting them, https://abcnews.go.com/Health/louisiana-health-department-stop-promoting-mass-vaccination/story?id=118819674
And we have a particularly nasty outbreak right now in one of our states because of vaccine avoidance, https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cq8yvg5359po
That’s the kindle app. At least that’s what it looks like on my iPad.
That sounds exhausting. Draining. Incredibly difficult. What you’re doing is impressive and admirable. To me it sounds like you’re checking off the “good mom” box. You didn’t ask a question so I won’t offer advice. But I wish you all the best. I hope you at least feel heard.