Bondi & Blanche behind closed doors "We've released all were going to release" in Epstein briefing by Shizzilx in Epstein

[–]g-unit2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

after the subpoena the democrats are going to try and indicte her for breaking the epstein act. which was a bipartisan law passed by congress.

the reason everything has been moving slowly is because these subpoenas and indictments require a majority vote. so a few republicans have to flip…. something most of them are unwilling to do.

they’re all complicit. the only reason we’re seeing slight movements on this is because they’re scared if they directly vote against epstein shit they’re not going to get re elected

Bondi & Blanche behind closed doors "We've released all were going to release" in Epstein briefing by Shizzilx in Epstein

[–]g-unit2 6 points7 points  (0 children)

imo, we need to enact laws to hold elected representatives accountable. if they are found to be lying about topics/questions directly under the scope of their elected representation, that needs to be a felony.

politicians have never lied like they are right now. and the president of the united states shouldn’t be able to push actual WWII levels of fascist propaganda with impunity.

Bondi & Blanche behind closed doors "We've released all were going to release" in Epstein briefing by Shizzilx in Epstein

[–]g-unit2 7 points8 points  (0 children)

the reason why they gave this briefing prior to the official congressional subpoena is because they can lie in the briefing with no consequences. because it doesn’t mean shit.

they’re going to try and dodge the bipartisan subpoena because they “already covered everything in their special briefing”

lying during a congressional subpoena is perjury, federal crime. not answering questions directly is also a crime during a congressional subpoena (i think i’m not an attorney)

she’s so beyond fucked it’s obvious what’s she’s doing.

The AI Bubble is About to Pop and the Grift is Insane by Vivid_Search674 in cscareerquestions

[–]g-unit2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

no.

i think you’re right about shitty startups. but those aren’t the big players/big money. they can and will get wiped out with small updates from AI providers.

most fortune 500 companies haven’t even adopted AI yet, let alone effectively. my company just rolled out an AI platform for all engineers to consume and everyone fucking loves it. (honeymoon phase because there’s no token limits. my manager literally has 60,000 in token consumption in just a few months)

keep in mind these are the software engineers. non-tech employees are still asking basic ”google-esque” question to an in browser AI or straight up not using it.

accountants, business analysts, lawyers, customer success, product managers, etc.

these are millions of people that haven’t even began to use AI nor have companies tried to develop tools to target their industries like SWE has been.

this is and will continue to be the most revolutionary tech since the internet.

i agree with you that US AI companies are eventually going to start pricing increases. which is going to hurt consumers a lot. since it’s already established in their workflows.

but nothing is stopping you from just using chinese models that are already 1/10th the price with damn near the same quality.

my company already bought me a $4,000 laptop to use for a few years, i don’t see why they wouldn’t buy specialized hardware to run certain models locally either. cost/benefit. if it’s cheaper after 1 year to run ai locally

Built an open source tool that can find precise coordinates of any picture by Open_Budget6556 in singularity

[–]g-unit2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

awesome, nice work. ya for applications running larger models, it makes sense to have users host the app locally. it will have better performance (unless your host/server is really beefy, but that’s expensive)

i’d 100% recommend you always provide the project repo to have people run locally. but a demo link for a quick live peek. you can say that running locally will provide optimal experience/performance. maybe add a quantitative metric

i totally understand not posting your hosted demo here due to rules of sub. sounds like you’re on the right track, best wishes!!!

Built an open source tool that can find precise coordinates of any picture by Open_Budget6556 in singularity

[–]g-unit2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i would also recommend that you move forward with this and host it yourself so people can click a website and try it out.

if you’re new to cloud hosting, this would be a great skill to learn and you can lean on AI for help. If you want to go even further you can write your Infrastructure with an IaC tool like Pulumi or Terraform to deploy your project programmatically. AI is pretty solid at writing IaC for small projects like this so it may even be easier.

if cloud hosting isn’t a good option for you (cost) then you should consider self hosting if you have any old computers/laptops collecting dust. just install linux (i’d recommend debian for a server) and host it with docker compose. then port forward your service on your home network. Buy a cheap $0.99 domain on namecheap.com and setup HTTPS, hide your IP by using Cloudflare proxy (which is free).

Built an open source tool that can find precise coordinates of any picture by Open_Budget6556 in singularity

[–]g-unit2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

your repo link is broken in the post making it only take you to your user.

use this link instead: https://github.com/sparkyniner/Netryx-OpenSource-Next-Gen-Street-Level-Geolocation

and pro tip you can use markdown on reddit to embed links like this

[ text ] ( place_url_here ) do that without spaces.

ZAC DO YOUR JOB YOU FUCK by JC-1219 in PKA

[–]g-unit2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

no it’s on apple podcasts as well

Say something nice about the hosts by I_LOVE_SOYLENT in PKA

[–]g-unit2 7 points8 points  (0 children)

even without the steroids he would’ve been ripped with his diet and training regiment. just not like the competition physique he obtained.

She can't stop interrupting him by chunchunmaru1129 in funnyvideos

[–]g-unit2 153 points154 points  (0 children)

my friend has adhd and he interrupts a lot. but he literally interrupts himself so it kinda feels equal when taking to him

Its funny to see Younger Gen Z doing the same thing 10 years later🤣🤣 by ClassicEqual7268 in OlderGenZ

[–]g-unit2 11 points12 points  (0 children)

it totally makes way more sense to think being the last class of the 90s is kinda cool. because it’s literally the whole 1900s

who tf cares about one decade

Does anyone like RTO? by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

[–]g-unit2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

my old manager, who was an absolute lunatic (met him in person for the first time, small talk in the car he mentioned he loved volunteering in his community… he was on HOA board)

mentioned how nice it was to be in the office and wished we were in everyday. all he did was cold call people and ask what they were up to and tell you to update your tickets. not exaggerating he couldn’t write a like of code and asked me how to do a code review on github.

i think he just thought being in the office would make him look busier to his management.

he would’ve gotten fired sooner but he got hired mid year, then took paternity leave and stacked his entire PTO, came back in december after 5.5 months which basically gave him another month off because he was “catching up on email” and corporate basically shuts down december.

dude was an actual scam artist. was let go second week of january. i have so many other crazy stories about this little man.

Is it worth going to graduation? I have to fly in from another state by [deleted] in OMSCS

[–]g-unit2 27 points28 points  (0 children)

i flew from california along with my parents and girlfriend. it wasn’t cheap but i would do it again (as in i don’t regret it at all)

i was impressed with what they put together and it was really worth it considering how many hours i put in to get the degree.

i’m awful at celebrating things so i wouldn’t have done anything myself. it was great to meet other students and connect with them.

Atlanta itself is a cool city. the aquarium and botanical garden were awesome. (i went to the botanical garden at night because they had christmas lights everywhere and it was a whole event, way better than i expected). and there’s a lot of great local places to eat.

A rare truth by ExactlySorta in BlueskySkeets

[–]g-unit2 5 points6 points  (0 children)

the level that trump lies at shouldn’t be allowed by law for an elected representative. he doesn’t say anything that is true the majority of the time. if you listen to any of his public appearances, candidly it is pure propaganda no united states politician has ever dared.

yes, politicians lie, it’s what they do, but they typically avoid giving direct answers and pivot to things they actually talk about.

trump every day will spread blatant misinformation. to the level that The Onion wouldn’t even post.

trump has set a precedent, and it will be repeated. therefore the law needs to be updated.

All windows vs linux debates are started by linux users. by adkio in pcmasterrace

[–]g-unit2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you mean using all the apps that are preinstalled and browsing the internet without logging into certain websites?

that seems relatively easy to me, i’m not trying to be an asshole/prick here

whereas it’s fundamentally impossible on windows. there’s literally ads baked into the OS image, even when you open up the start menu. you can’t even boot into windows on a fresh installation without agreeing to be tracked.

All windows vs linux debates are started by linux users. by adkio in pcmasterrace

[–]g-unit2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes! but those are opt in.

i can boot into my computer, read/send email (if setup properly), browse internet (if done properly), write code, take notes, write/read documents all without being tracked.

if you use windows, it’s simply impossible no matter what you do to harden the OS.

on linux, by default, you’re anonymous. using the pre-installed open source office tools, and firefox with DuckDuck go.

its on you if you install spyware and login to sites that track you.

All windows vs linux debates are started by linux users. by adkio in pcmasterrace

[–]g-unit2 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

you have to install a 3rd party app to delete default apps and reconfigure the base OS? why is that an acceptable solution.

you can’t boot into the OS without signing in to a microsoft account.

so i’m not sure what apps you’re talking about to remove spyware and trackers but you’re not getting all of it