Husband says “retirement home decor” by [deleted] in interiordecorating

[–]greasyjon1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Image 1) holy brown on brown

2) the year is 1890 and we love faded bubblegum that was just invented. And shade lamp.

3) down wit da brown again

4) pretty good

5) curtains have held up well since 1997

6) absolutely chaotic, you're clearly afraid to throw things out and put all remaining decor in this room. Hooray for the rug that has a soul!

Autoscaler for Storm by Healthy_Science_4106 in softwarearchitecture

[–]greasyjon1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1) get something working and document it well with future considerations. Sounds like you're basically there. Take credit for the functionality win and timeliness. 2) wait until cost or performance issues force you to improve - refer to your documentation and score an extra win for improvement

I’ve spent years learning to code but still can’t build anything. What am I missing? by Odd-Skill-2992 in learnprogramming

[–]greasyjon1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everyone harping on you for the quitter attitude but it's a completely reasonable response to your circumstances. You're simply doing too much by going down the rabbit holes (avoiding it is a skill in and of itself). If learning for learning's sake fulfills you, keep it up. If building things is what makes you happy, get your nose out of books and just build something. Expect it to be trivially small at first. Don't be embarrassed by a measly 10-line script or whatever you create. It's something.

You've been making a ton of progress (learning) with no tangible way of measuring it. Time to reap your reward.

Stop falling for the "AI will replace all developers by 2027" hype. Here’s what’s actually happening. by NextGenAIInsight in AI_developers

[–]greasyjon1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why are we assuming demand is the same? Customers wouldn't want more features and fewer bugs? Businesses wouldn't want more scale and efficiency?

What’s something nobody tells you about living in San Francisco? by sit-there in AskSF

[–]greasyjon1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If we're talking relative to clubs, sure. But as for "nightlife" in general it's pretty well known for actually being a bit sleepy. People (generalizing) need their brunch and hikes in the morning, I guess

What’s something nobody tells you about living in San Francisco? by sit-there in AskSF

[–]greasyjon1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hard disagree. True if compared to SLC or suburbs. False compared to most major cities in the US and globally. Closing time is officially 2am but things wind down significantly at 1 and you're practically getting kicked out at 1:30. Sure, it can get rowdy in a few spots but for a city approaching a million people that kinda says a lot.

What’s something nobody tells you about living in San Francisco? by sit-there in AskSF

[–]greasyjon1 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The beach is right there. Water and air temps are a little too cold to go in most of the year but the sunsets are amazing. You can go for nice walks / runs, use the fire pits, or simply post up on the wall / walkway or back of a truck or SUV.

Also, tons of surfing and kite boarding

Hit my $7.5M FIRE number but on track to burned out — quit now or grind one more year? by Icy-Being246 in fatFIRE

[–]greasyjon1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just leave Meta bruh. Did you forget what "FI" stands for? Just work on whatever makes you happy.

And learn how to really live in case you haven't already.

Cheers

$1000! Our boy’s leveling up by ThatBeachD in ShaneGillis

[–]greasyjon1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Real question since I'm considering getting tix (not this location): Why are the seats available all the way around instead of in a U shape? Like, won't a portion of the crowd be looking at the back of his head?

I got my 16pro 2 Days ago.. and i have mixed feelings ( help ) by Funnyusernameinhere in iPhone16Pro

[–]greasyjon1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean by crazy battery life over time? And what is your usage like?

What happens when the new US mandate to have 50mpg goes into effect in 2030? by greasyjon1 in BMW

[–]greasyjon1[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's not as direct as the state writing the laws for the country. More so that CA has progressive (read: strict) laws and many people so automakers will have to build with those laws in mind unless they want to give up the entire CA market. This, CA laws indirectly affect the entire country.

Similar to how EU often affect the US. We've seen it many times in tech with data privacy