“Yeah, but only the weak ones…”
“Yeah, but only the weak ones…”
I got the magazines that came with BASIC programs printed in them, you could pay extra to get a subscription that included a tape with the code so you didn’t have to type the whole thing in and risk typos.
That early foray into BASIC was essential for my early involvement in technology, in spite of what Dijkstra said that one time…
I don’t think it was a “random” cloud server at all. I think the people who bought the data already have it now.
Yes, that is the actual headline
I wonder what the going rate is for a pardon? How much $TRUMP does it take?
Does that make it his eye tooth?
It was always about the game.
All Epic cares about is their own profit margins and control over distribution.
These statements contradict each other. If all Epic cares about is money, the other game doesn’t matter as long as it sells.
Ladies and gentlemen, your 56th President…
It was never about the games. It’s about who can be the gatekeeper between the game devs and billions of people on the planet. That gatekeeping gig is a genuine racket: they charge 15% to 30% just for the privilege of distributing an app and hosting a bunch of servers for download. Yeah, there’s a lot to that, but is it really worth 30% of the top line? Not even the Credit Card companies, famous for screwing over small merchants, charge that much to process payments.
I know too many PhD’s for that to impress me
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Hah, and when this source asked the guy’s office about it the guy’s spokesman went full DARVO:
Asked about the situation, Walters’ latest director of communications, Quinton Hitchcock, responded with a pointed statement Friday afternoon.
“What an absolute joke of a story and this is embarrassing from you to write a junk tabloid lie,” Hitchcock wrote in an email. “Any number of people have access to these offices, you have a hostile board who will say and do anything except tell the truth, and now, ‘NonsenseDoc’ is reporting on an alleged random TV cable image. Rock solid truth in journalism.”
So yeah, now I’m even more convinced the guy was caught red-handed…
Brett Kavanaugh: Hold my beer, I got this!
I read through the thing, and it’s a doozy. he seems triggered by the fact that AI might make a picture where Washington is a black man, or Hamilton is Latino. I hope he hasn’t been to Broadway lately…
How so? You can say whatever you want in America today, as long as the President would agree. How is that not FreedomTM?
(“Freedom” is a registered trademark of the Trump Organization)
Who knew this inscription was about “Biggus Dickus” all along?
It tracks, his entire career has been spent getting other people to pay for stuff for him
He owns the Sun and the Sky? Is he gonna buy the Land next?
Good advice, but it depends. Some people don’t want to show a gap in their resume, for any reason. It all depends on the story you want to tell. If you think the experience is directly relevant to the story you are looking to tell, put it in.
Did you do some temp work in your field for few months between full-time gigs? Probably best to include that, especially if you learned or applied relevant skills. Did you end up working in a different field to make ends meet instead? Probably best to leave that out, unless you can relate that unrelated experience to what you want to do now.
On the other hand, the AI will never talk back, doesn’t want to abandon you to spend time with its own friends occasionally, and doesn’t have a mother who thinks her offspring could do much better. Doesn’t sound half bad, if you ignore the fact that it’s all fake.
Yes, putting up with all that is all a part of building healthy relationships between humans, which is a key part of growing into adulthood. But not everyone gets there.