2025 has shown that some people would rather be dumb than ask uncomfortable questions, and I am afraid of them. They will discard their humanity in a heartbeat if it meant they might get a few extra dollars every week.
I created this account to let loose because don't we all need a place to scream at the top of our lungs.
You scream
I scream
We all scream
This is our life now
It seems like there are more and more bugs popping up in the proprietary software my employer created (partially with LLM tools) for their day to day work. This is the price you get for using LLMs as if they actually care about quality.
It seems the faster you go the more you break, and the more you break the more it slows you down.
In an ideal world, I hope I would never vote for someone who is wealthier than I could ever aspire to be.
Becoming wealthy, in my opinion, is a situation where a person has decided that they can never have too much. They have allowed their greed to make major life decisions.
We started a new project at work, and it is a mess.
The tickets are all over the place, and I am not sure where to start. It is clear it was put together by someone who either rushed things or didn't care to attempt to organize things and get all the details.
On September 4, Putin killed two employees of the Danish Refugee Council, an NGO which has begun clearing mines in Chernihiv, north of Kyiv. 8 where wounded, and have since recovered.
This area was far from the frontlines, but was littered with mines from 2022, which could potentially kill civilians. But of course, preventing the death of civilians is not approved by The Kremlin.
There is a bottle of champagne in my fridge, ready to celebrate Putin’s downfall.
Source: https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/udland/chokerede-noedhjaelpsarbejdere-indstiller-arbejdet-i-ukraine#!/
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