lime!

would you prefer “late 20th century”?

interesting that you should mention epstein because when macaulay culkin was interviewed about that a while ago he brought up mj. mac said that one time as a child, he was scheduled to go to epsteins island when jackson called out of the blue to ask if he wanted a tour of the neverland estate. since jackson was famous, mac and his agent went to neverland, and he and jackson apparently became friends. mac stressed that he had never even gotten a creepy vibe, just that michael genuinely liked children.

maybe this was entirely coincidental, i don’t know. but there is a chance that michael knew about epstein in the 90s and tried to help people steer clear.

all i know is that culkin seems like a good guy. he’s called out bad practices and abuse in the industry before, to his own detriment.

it’s lupus

trying to find a job that doesn’t involve microsoft products right now (mostly because i have no experience with the stack) and it is rough. all the government agencies around are completely dependent on dotnet.

that doesn’t even look like him.

sounds like my man was dissociating hard

tell me you don’t understand sales tax without telling me you don’t understand sales tax

i don’t think he knows what he’s talking about in that area

i’ve worked with highly competent programmes and sysadmins whose houses are entirely connected. they do exist.

cool now let’s see 'em do the hurdles

yeah sorry should have clarified

it says they use ai right on the page you linked. their other application is ai-first.

no, that’s Not Sure

i thought they were still talking about noises in general.

no, i said people in general don’t make noise at the cinema. i don’t know why people focused on laughter specifically.

fuck you’ve got me there

you can think something is funny and not laugh. PHM isn’t really a comedy anyway. comedies tend to get more laughs in the cinema because people are primed for it.

it’s not insane, it’s just the norm. scandinavians are very reserved people.

console blackjack is a good start. take bets, hit or stand, count cards correctly, pay out winnings. makes you think about data structures and sequences and so on.

alternatively, think of something you find annoying to do on the computer and try to automate it.

note how none of the cut-off letter shapes match the letter that should be coming after it. this is fake.