Probably just young

Maybe used Chrome for years before ever hearing about Firefox

Like FB putting every character in every [w][o][r][d] on the site into a unique code block

And always with skepticism!

A couple other cool things I’ve seen experts do:

The first: finding bugs which, considering the scarcity of humans capable of bugfinding doesn’t seem so bad in our weeks with finite hours.

Next, really tedious work that experts do know how to do, but simply wouldn’t prioritize because they have lives. A big one seems to be reverse engineering, like to give new life to ancient hardware. “I connected <ewastey thing> over USB at <IP>, give me control.”

Local, avoids consolidation of power & privacy leaks

Use in limited cases, avoids skill atrophy

Nice

Celeb Jeopardy responsible for at least threeve lulz

My oh my immaculate Wiki entry (spoilers if someone hasn’t seen, funnier after watching!)

Welcome ‘ere Bucky!

Either got the insight or ya don’t

You got it :)

Oh then the only gotcha is:

I gotcha! :)

No shade (promise):

Is the simplest possible of reading of this correct, “it makes sense to filter my weird instance“? Or maybe it was just a short way to reply to something that felt like a gotcha since nobody likes to feel the way a gotcha makes us feel (regardless of validity)?

(I could be missing something)

Lotta the AI hate makes a lotta sense!

Are you forced to use it for work? I’m thinking folks who love AI and/or use it daily will be in the best position to recognize the Claudisms they’ve seen hundreds and even thousands of times.

I would ensure it’s impossible to activate it from inside the car. Otherwise, eventually someone might worry about you cheating toll booths.

(…actually sounds like in Texas they’re just banned outright?)

Or being a baddy burglar!

Wow, good to look into if ever defrauded like this!

Harsh

This is wildly whack:

https://www.propublica.org/article/common-roadside-drug-test-routinely-produces-false-positives

The system must do everything in its power to drive false convictions down to absolute zero.

Darkplates vs Darkplates 2.0:

Dbrand ignores Sony’s legal objections and releases Darkplates 2.0 side plates for the PS5 - Notebookcheck News

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dbrand-ignores-Sony-s-legal-objections-and-releases-Darkplates-2-0-side-plates-for-the-PS5.573812.0.html

Sony has taken issue with Dbrand selling Darkplates side plates for the PlayStation 5. In response, Dbrand has released Darkplates 2.0 in three colours.

Also…

At the launch of the Darkplates, Dbrand was so sure that it would not face legal action from Sony that it goaded the company into bringing legal action anyway. Specifically, Dbrand included the message ‘Go ahead, sue us’ on its Darkplates product listing, which are 1:1 replicas of the PS5’s stock side plates.

Good warning here to watch MVNOs (anyone besides the largest largest carriers). Save tons of money, but deprioritized traffic.

At a World Cup match, for example, if anyone gets connected it’s probably those with higher phone bills.

Wonderful/necessary deal for many, still!

My read was “The ones with actually good sensors can, anyway.”

(good for the purpose)

Nice to be technically correct, but of course (best kind of correct!)

edit: elaborated

Yes, they can host a GIF on their server & show it to me with a non-personalized link, & promote it where they believe the average reader might be interested in it. Or some reader(s).

Just show me the ads you’re showing everybody else, and make money from sales of useful things & services.

Looking forward to when they remove the old options & force PC users to scan reCAPTCHA QRs:

Say you don’t care about cleanliness of the outside bag, you trust the little seal if any on the bag, and… the order is made fresh AND picked up AND delivered INSTANTANEOUSLY!

Magic! …except… $20 for $7 of food?!?!

PS: general public shouldn’t have that driver cleanliness concern, portions are generally extravagant nationwide (fast food too for combo meals … OK anything beyond bog standard combo), assume extremely-delayed food is rare enough it’s NBD—and still we are on the same page (where it counts!)

Simplifying yours then:

You pay $20 for $7 of food, how many more times you gonna do that :D (tech office workers say “MORE!” but, normal people… priced like gold for normals) [low mobility etc. excepted]