Phi Φ

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Acting as the antagonist in my autobiography

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I'm looking for excellent Svelte / SvelteKit contractors in the US with current availability. If that's you, send me a private reply or email me at [email protected].
Suggestions for the equivalent phrase to "drunk off [his|her|your] ass" but for when some enterprise thought-leader type pulls a YOLO and shoves some prototype at their team, steaming straight out of a vibe-coding session without any review
Every Republican senator who tried to block the nomination of a qualified Black woman to serve on SCOTUS, calling her a "DEI hire," voted to confirm a white plumber with an associate degree in construction technology and no national security experience to lead DHS.
I love the 1984 version of Dune but their characters were so over the top! Look at this guy. An orange, necrotic, decaying pedophile billionaire ruler who starts wars in a desert on his own personal whims, all to control an important limited resource that's necessary for commerce and transportation. Talk about unrealistic.
The Economist cover this week absolutely nails it.
“Is it bright where you are?”
I am mildly amused that the internet is confused by Jason Mamoa returning for another Dune movie because his character died in the first one.
Buckle up.
This engineering “training”- at a low estimated rate of $2K per hour for total participants - on the new Agentic SDLC is so effin’ disjointed - they probably should have scripted it with an LLM 🤪

RE: https://scholar.social/@gedankenstuecke/116222974075675476

“If hardware has improved so much over the last 20 years, has the modern framework/ad-tech stack completely negated that progress with abstraction and poorly architected bloat?”

“To truly wrap your head around the phenomenon of a 49 MB web page, let's quickly travel back a few decades. With this page load, you would be leaping ahead of the size of Windows 95 (28 floppy disks). The OS that ran the world fits perfectly inside a single modern page load.”