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No, you do know. What I was mildly lampooning is 100% how it has worked for... 10+ years. And now it's being exacerbated by AI and outsourced recruiters and HR reps who are invested in only showing outsourced "talent" and being encouraged to do so.

"There was a bunch of cool stuff added and interesting changes this league and I had a few builds i wanted to try but not having to pickup wisdom scrolls to identify items kinda soured me on the whole experience. I mean... like... what even is the point? Humans are known for hating convenience...

Did it actually take that long to hire a junior system admin because all young people suck and are unqualified or because the resume procurement and hiring process is gated behind unqualified, unnecessary recruiter and HR representatives who get to choose who to send to the actual hiring...

When you guys talk about Punch Princess you're talking about "May I Ask for One Final Thing?" right?

Over the years I've found that a large amount of any company's work force is filled with people that won't do anything unless they feel like they HAVE to do that thing. And the people that are doing their job without HAVING to be told when and how to do their job, inevitably and obviously become...

Confirming blueprints is way.... way worse than leveling the rogues ever was.

So what do genetics play a role in? Eye color? Height? Intelligence?

I think you should leave had some of the best sketch comedy skits I've ever seen. It also had some of the worst. He leans into his comedic style hard and lives and dies by it. Which is kinda cringe and also admirable.

I guess I should clarify that it was a very small subset of functionality that was affected by this. We have a couple hundred services on these platforms and only 2 were broken which is essentially why it went unnoticed. It would have been caught in QA if it was causing widespread issues.

There were failures, but nobody was even aware anything needed to be tested and this was not a normal scheduled deployment window (so we had no code we were pushing ourselves either). So the failures weren't even noticed. And monitoring didn't catch it because... well... the monitoring tool was...

Not sure I'm gonna make it through the week at this job. I've been here for 18 years and I've just had enough. They switched a lot of our monitoring from DataDog to Grafana over the weekend and it broke 2 of our customer facing platforms. I was on a call all day yesterday trying to troubleshoot...

Steve Zahn is so underrated

The only reason more people weren't abusing it was because its staff only. But the gem is kinda stupid. Big dmg effectiveness, big spell damage bonus, easy to get 100% double damage.

Heavy Strike of Trarthus is actually silly broken

"MIT Creates new AI that checks its own work. Software developers everywhere are jealous it doesn't have to deal with loser QA"

Theeeeeeere is so much an AI can tell you, so much it can sayay.

Ion Haz-a-God-complex forced to finally acquiesce

RGTI was around $20 at the beginning of the year and dipped down to under $8 at one point but yes, lots of insane price action in that sector this last month

I thought To Your Eternity was done, didn't realize it was gonna get a weird time warp to modern day season.

Hahahahahaha "Analog In-Memory Computing" Whew.

And it won't ever get used.

Hahaha, how could they possibly, accurately tie such insane claims together? "Antibiotics took 20 years earlier!!!" As if thats even remotely possible to prove. Hahaha

Oh shit.... I've read enough Sci-Fi to recognize the signs of a brain worm when I see one.

I think MHA annoys me more than anything else now. Earlier seasons the naivete and platitudes weren't as idiotic because they were very young and untuned to the real world. They also weren't really fighting against world ending psychos (The villains hadnt ascended to their final forms) and...

Whoa... careful bud. Somewhere Nirgon is mustering his army

Yeah... they're the stooges...

I usually cook ribs for 3 hours at 300 and they come out great, though I am definitely not a bbq connoisseur I like this recipe and method

I watched the first 15 minutes of The Lowdown. Won't be watching anymore.

I cant believe OpenAI is using nVidia money to buy AMD product. For shame!

Bourdain was manic AND depressive. He was bipolar and highly intelligent which is... a deadly combination and also something that makes almost everyone around you hate you... cuz youre probably a prick who they cant really argue with.

Bourdain was a "tortured intellectual". AKA bipolar. His story is kinda sad, but he was also too arrogant to really accept help. He didn't need to seek it, people saw it and tried to offer it. And he was just kind of a pompous prick who happened to be well spoken.

Brings up Lewis Hamilton when nobody was talking about Lewis Hamilton. Pretends he doesn't actually know anything about Lewis Hamilton.

Sekiro makes the most sense as an anime but... man if only it was Bloodborne or Elden Ring.

I wouldn't try to make sense of her soon to be ex. But someone should definitely create extensive notes of her stories of the guy. He sounds a lot like if Norman Bates was cross bred with Sloth Fratelli from the goonies.

It's probably a bait video similar to the bait cooking videos people make where they purposely fuck up recipes and use disgusting ingredients and pretend they are being serious for views. The difference is those people are only baiting people into a bad meal (if they are clueless enough), this...

She's talking about replacing her income, immediately, with the initial investment of one week of her paid maternity leave. And your takeaway is "pfft thats easy as long as you already have a fairly significant portfolio and you bet all of it weekly!" ?????

That should have happened about.... 20 years ago. Now all the dipshits that pretended they didn't need addons to perform in dungeons/raids might actually be finally worth bringing to said dungeons/raids.

Also, pretty sure I'm going to immediately reread these but at a slower pace because I read them way too fast and way too late into the night. 5, 6 and 7 are some of the longest books I've ever read and I still ripped right through them. Definitely missed some things.