Mary’s Test Kitchen I’m not vegan, but I like the scientific approach she takes to testing recipes.

3x3 Custom Woodworking channel

The Octopus Lady fun deep dives into weird ocean critters.

antiheroines humerous but vulnerable reviews of lesser known horror/thriller movies.

This question made me realize that just over half of my subs are woman-run channels.

Horchata is legitimately that good. I’ve never had it bottled, but it’s relatively cheap and easy to make. If I had the fridge space I’d have two jugs going at all times.

If I caught a fish that fit exactly in the weird bricks on the sidewalk I’d brag about it too!

That’s how I always imagine it when I read it too. Joel from Marvelous Ms Maisel says it almost exactly the same which just reinforced it.

Yeah, I’ve got mine in my phone as “Don’t answer”, but she changes numbers a lot and borrows phones so I still fall for it sometimes if I’m expecting an important call and have to answer unknown numbers.

I wasn’t super impressed with last season. I’m only hanging in for Lee Pace. Sounds like he’s still prevalent in this season, so I’ll give it a shot.

🎵I can clean impurity

Wash away with kerosene🎵

Kerosene by Crystal Castles

I saw a study once that you only need to take 20% of the cars off the road to cut congestion by half. So every person who takes public transit equates to more than one person off the road, for those still driving. Which is just to say these people should be extra grateful instead of constantly defunding it.

People don’t, but cops will.

The boxer one got me. Incredible.

Also your data is meant to be private and accessed by a single person. Basically a big wall around your stuff with a single door.

Corporate data, by design, needs to be accessed by many people inside and outside the company. So they are adding another door for each person, department, or API that needs access. Even if the wall is higher and stronger, it’s still full of doors to try.

At one of my previous jobs it was the head of HR stealing people’s food. Every time somebody complained he’d put up a sign and start “investigating”, but nothing ever came of it despite having cameras pointed at the fridge. Eventually someone got tired of it, put up their own camera, and caught the head of HR on camera a couple times. Apparently the president of the company didn’t care and brushed it off. I only found out because the guy with evidence blanket emailed the videos to the whole company. Of course he got written up for doing that.

Upvote:

• Everything I see, even if I don’t agree with it or even understand it. Lemmy is small, and upvotes can help someone feel good.

Downvote:

• Anything meant to harm others. Malicious misinformation, hurtful comments, bigotry, etc.
• AI art

I feel bad, because it is horrific and deeply concerning, but I lose it every time I see that picture in relation to this story. Something about the absurdity is absolutely perfect. I hope that tourist really did smile through the tears after seeing it again.

“I didn’t say it. I declared it.”

That pointing is amazing. I need a template of this.

We? Of course, yes. All of us…

The original is from Magic for Humans, for anyone curious:

I wouldn’t be so opposed to it if this was the case with Copilot, but at my job it never “fails”. It never says, “I don’t have enough data on that,” or, “You should contact an appropriate resource.” It always has an answer that is very confidently portrayed.

Now I’m flooded with tickets from users saying, “I followed Copilot’s instructions and this still didn’t work,” with screenshots of Copilot where they asked it how to do something that is impossible with our software. Then I have to argue with them about it because they believe the LLM over IT. Or users asking for permission to see a button/link that doesn’t exist because the last 50% of the steps are pure hallucinations.

You’d better hope that art is good enough to pay for your prison rent or you’ll be in debt for the rest of your life. Especially given how tough it is to get a traditional job afterwards.