I bet Trump stiffed him on the bill for the services he rendered that led to his disbarment. Lol, what a moron.
I heard Thomas doesn't even mind when Trammel Crow calls him boy.
So he is saying, "I'm too senile to recognize my own purported religious iconography?"
25th amendment that fat child raping bastard.
I had to use regedit to get rid of it. I still have a win11 boot disk, but I mostly run kubuntu now. Forty years of Microsoft being my primary operating system has come to a close. One drive and Copilot drove me away.
Funny hearing this criticism from Mozilla though.
Bag is probably full of shit that he is about to set on fire so you stomp it to put the fire out. Except that sort of plan requires more executive function than he possesses.
Yes, and it is so frustrating. Last week I was tearing into a stack dump from a crash and one of the entry level kids was watching me. I immediately identified a bad pointer and walked the stack back to the function where it originated and determined that the pointer array index was out of bounds. I might as well have been practicing witchcraft. He had no sense of what a valid address looks like, nor did he understand why that bad address would lead to a bus fault that would throw an exception. The best thing about this particular kid is that he listens and learns. He still wants to code with AI, but he knows the geezers have skills he needs. Probably my favorite among our current crop.
When I came out of school, I had experience in multiple assembly languages, operating system theory, compilers, and computer architecture. All areas where his knowledge is lacking. I am sure he knows lots of things I don't, but I haven't done a great job of identifying areas where those skills are applicable. I am pleased with his willingness and aptitude to learn. He'll be fine, but I don't have that confidence in a lot of them.
(I should remember this post when I have to write performance feedback for him.)
Ooh, ooh, I have a Juris Doctorate. Can I help? Now I'm an ambulance chaser?
At my company, the GenX programmers want to force the new hires to learn to code and debug before they're allowed to use AI. The newbies meanwhile are clamoring for AI. Management gave them access, so we expect they're development to be hindered. At least they can write more bugs per week now. Their sloc metrics are probably better than us experienced folks because we don't trust the AI at all. Management will probably layoff every one that knows how to fix bugs soon.
The big concern is probably a decline in number of wage slaves. Children of teenage single moms are probably the best demographic for enslavement.
Next they will be decrying the decline in crime because it will harm the prison industrial complex. "We need more cops to arrest more people to keep us safe (from underpopulated prisons)."
Making it a crime to fail to vote would end the Republicans permanently. Even if every ballot option had a none of the above. I think it should be mandatory. Also, if none of the above beats all of the candidates, none of them are allowed to run again for any office.
I feel like I was the training data. It feels like a violation of my rights. A lot of AI writing is reminiscent of my sentence structure, diction, and vocabulary. I'm sure I am not alone, but it is nice to see you echoing my sentiments.
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They have to hold it because their toilet runs on Windows and broke.