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On one hand, the democratization of software we're heading into is incredible.
On the other hand, as a software engineer, the democratization of software is horrifying.
I'm conflicted.
Neo-lib asshole. Which is basically the same thing tbf.

Ew...
Reminds me of that one time I had to have blood drawn and my phlebotomist was a phlebotomist in training. I've never seen my blood splurt like that
And that 1% will eat you alive. Fuck Uber Eats for how they pay their drivers, but fuck that guy. Ordering $300 of food and not even kicking a few bucks to the person delivering it, knowing full well that Uber pays their drivers like shit, is a trash move.
Next time ask Grok
Edit: Apparently I should have put /s.
I have an old fridge (oldish, maybe 2005-2010 era) and I fear for the day it dies. We were preemptively fridge shopping and holy shit they're all smart integrated spying machines. For keeping your food cold. Jesus fucking christ.
I grew up in the 90s and caught the tail end. My god it was nasty. That yellow layer of buildup on everything 🤢
I love how Japan handles it. You can only smoke in designated areas, but a loooot of buildings have dedicated smoking rooms with built in filtration systems, which is more than you can say in the US. I've even seen old traditional ryokan hotels that have an indoor smoking room.
Well I coulda told you that...
Hey, no worries. My comment was not meant to be dismissive or fuel for climate change denial, more just a silly joke. I agree with you completely across the board. Honestly, over explaining in a context that can potentially be taken either way like my comment is completely understandable and welcome. Pedant away :)
"Is this profitable though? What about the shareholders?!?"