You can check this channel. Also here's a good installation guide in case you need it.
OfCourseNot
joined 1 year ago
Divert all the power from life support to the thrusters!
Car: turns off the AC while going uphill.
Had to take a look at it and... nope. It seems clearOS is a linux (or you know gnu plus linux) distro, but clearOS mobile is android.
I see people all the time who seem to go overboard
I don't have an answer to the question, but wanting to point out that 'overboard' here is highly subjective. For example, from my (poor person's) point of view, I would consider five plastic surgeries for a young lad like yourself way overboard.
Maybe not 'main' and 'appendix'? Both could be, like, actual wives idk.
I think op doesn't mean 'first wive' as in ex-wife.
Midjourney is also odd in that it didn’t take money from outside investors and it’s actually profitable selling monthly subscriptions.
From the article.
[Copy paste from my other answer] It was a rhetorical question, sorry that wasn't clear. I know that knowing details about my private life can be useful for an employer to estimate how exploitable I'm going to be. What it meant is more or less 'Not their fucking business', asking personal questions in an interview is a big red flag for me, how about 'are you thinking on getting pregnant any time soon?'? I'm sure most companies would like to have that information too..
And now it serves yet another minor purpose: it's another flag that might point to the interviewer using ChatGPT to bullshit things.
No, it only does for the unprepared: 'Hey, chat gpt, give me a list of hobbies that would make a good impression in a job interview', or just bullshit through it: 'I volunteer, I play some [team sport], I like hiking, hitting the gym, reading, playing the guitar even though I'm not very good..'.
It was a rhetorical question, sorry that wasn't clear. I know that knowing details about my private life can be useful for an employer to estimate how exploitable I'm going to be. What it meant is more or less 'Not their fucking business', asking personal questions in an interview is a big red flag for me, how about 'are you thinking on getting pregnant any time soon?'? I'm sure most companies would like to have that information too..
Recruiter: 'What are your hobbies?'
My brain: 'Don't say fucking your mom, don't do it. DON'T. YOU. DARE. SAY. FUCKING. YOUR. MOM!!'
Recruiter: 'You're using chat gpt aren't you?'
Me: 'yep, that's definitely it. Absolutely...'
What do the things I do in my personal time have to do with being selected for a job? Fuck these people, I'm sure the process before reaching these interviews is highly automated (with or without llms). If companies are going to use all kinds of ai bullshit (on top of the usual non-ai bullshit) workers ai-bullshiting back is only fair.
No thanks, I'm still full from lunch.
From the article.