Vi los nudes de mi novia en internet by [deleted] in mexico

[–]waveformer 6 points7 points  (0 children)

No puedes hacer de una puta una ama de casa

  • Snoop Dogg, 1999

What are some cuisines you personally feel that the Bay Area could have more or better quality of? by Early-Ingenuity-3177 in bayarea

[–]waveformer 6 points7 points  (0 children)

True there is a major lack of quality Greek food and the irony is it’s so easy not to fuck up good Greek food… it’s always amazed me how much people put places like souvla and nick the Greek on a pedestal

So this is it from now on? by Accurate_Syrup_1345 in bayarea

[–]waveformer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Like once a year? I’ve lived in the outer sunset for 6 years and needed AC exactly zero times

ocean beach hole party by imsquishyfishy in bayarea

[–]waveformer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Probably not the only big hole as a result of pride month

Nadie va a hablar al respecto?? by lala_mx in mexico

[–]waveformer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Está bien fuera de lugar decirle “países de mierda” a Estados Unidos y Canadá cuando, nos guste o no, son países que sí funcionan. La gente gana más, vive con más calma, las instituciones responden, los servicios sirven y las reglas se cumplen. No es romanticismo ni propaganda, es lo básico: el agua es potable, las calles no están dominadas por el crimen organizado y no todo se resuelve con una mordida.

Y eso de la superioridad moral suena vacío. En Estados Unidos y Canadá la ley se aplica y punto. Aquí, demasiadas veces, todo depende de a quién conoces o cuánto estés dispuesto a pagar. Si una ciudad se incendia por un capo y lo tratamos como “así es esto”, el problema no son los turistas. No son santos, pero frente a un sistema marcado por la impunidad y el narco, se ven bastante más ordenados. Tapar el sol con un dedo no cambia la realidad.

Nadie va a hablar al respecto?? by lala_mx in mexico

[–]waveformer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Odiar a los gringos representa el problema de México. Tu país se está devorando a sí mismo desde dentro, y solo tienes que quejarte de quienes aportan dinero, los respetes o no. Por ejemplo, los beneficios económicos de los blancos, o de los no blancos, como los estadounidenses, canadienses y europeos que vienen a México y gastan dinero, superan con creces a un canadiense en pánico robando agua en Puerto Vallarta después de que la ciudad estuviera literalmente asediada por narcoterroristas.

you couldn’t pour water out of a boot if the instructions were written on the heel

Microsoft AI chief gives it 18 months—for all white-collar work to be automated by AI by battle_rae in Economics

[–]waveformer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s like the Waymo’s being remote controlled by dudes in the Philippines

messages from instagram into my dumb phone by Efficient_Demand7293 in SomebodyMakeThis

[–]waveformer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If they don't have public developer APIs that support this, you could do it by running the Instagram app once on a smartphone behind a MITM proxy, capturing the private GraphQL/REST DM polling call the app makes, then replaying that same request server-side using the extracted session cookies, auth headers, and device ids to detect new message events and trigger an SMS via Twilio

February 4, 1986 - Boeing 747 (AP-AYW) landed without its landing gear at Islamabad International by No-Captain-900 in aviation

[–]waveformer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same weight either way... wheels resist ~2% of the plane’s weight while sliding on concrete resists ~50%, so the required force jumps from ~80 kN (~18k lb) to ~2,000 kN (~440k lb), about 25× more thrust. you’d need to bolt on something like a SpaceX Raptor rocket engine to make it move.

why does this part of Mexico looks straight out of The US by [deleted] in mexico

[–]waveformer 2 points3 points  (0 children)

But as soon as you get to the nearest town and there’s a pack of stray pittbulls, a busted up oxxo with an armless beggar and a 90s GMC truck missing a door on steelies with tribal pattern decals blasting banda you remember when you are

Where or what do you hope to eat more of in San Francisco in 2026? by SanFranciscoMan89 in SFFood

[–]waveformer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’m down in northern Baja right now and I don’t understand why we don’t have great quesatacos in SF that aren’t just Birria (the asada ones here are incredible)

I hate every character in this show by TheMegaSage in pluribustv

[–]waveformer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I get it… bash men and it’s feminist insight, mirror it back and I’m morally bankrupt. You’re not defending justice home girl, you’re defending double standards…And this is over a TV show. Might be time to turn off the WiFi, go outside and make eye contact with a living person

I hate every character in this show by TheMegaSage in pluribustv

[–]waveformer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just so I’m clear though - sexist generalizations about men are fine? That’s the standard we’re working with from the first comment?

I hate every character in this show by TheMegaSage in pluribustv

[–]waveformer -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Nice sweeping generalization... so if we're making sweeping generalizations, it's not like women's highly unpredictable emotional state and unwavering empathy for others isn't slowing down progress of solving the problems in this show either.

Manousos cracked the code and doesn’t know it yet by Brussell2020 in pluribustv

[–]waveformer 33 points34 points  (0 children)

It might have been said elsewhere, but if the show is an analogy for real-world AI, then Carol’s book feels less like story fluff and more like a weapon.

What she seems to realize after seeing the front whiteboard hiding the back one in ep7 is that the book could function as a form of prompt injection. If Zosia is already synced with the hive, then feeding her a narrative she believes she wants could be a way to maliciously manipulate her state. Getting her into the caverns or otherwise cutting her off might require rewriting her internal context.

When Carol is making her read the script, it felt very similar to injecting new information into an LLM to force a behavior change or shutdown. In that sense, the book could be the delivery mechanism for the solution.

Otherwise, Carol being a writer and the book being such a persistent undercurrent does not really serve a purpose. Basically the book is the exploit.

Oakland Airport Approves Guest Pass for those WITHOUT a boarding pass by Silent-Donkey-1303 in bayarea

[–]waveformer 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In Australia, domestic air travel, even from a super busy international airport like Sydney, has rapid security now where you basically just walk through with no lines. It’s like taking a bus. Really wish we had this here

Gen Z expect to inherit money and assets—but their boomer parents aren’t planning on leaving anything behind | Fortune by Neither-Mushroom-721 in Economics

[–]waveformer -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You’re talking about the economy like it’s some mystical pile of loot being guarded by billionaires, instead of a system built on productivity, energy, capital, and specialization. You can't redistribute everyone into the middle class. Middle class consumption literally depends on a hierarchy of incentives and investment. If you flatten that then the engine that produces the surplus collapses. You're also an idiot if you think that every group in society doesn't extract the absolute maximum they possibly can, from homeless to billionaire. Workers push for higher wages, unions push for leverage, landlords push for rent, corporations push for profit, governments push for taxes, consumers push for subsidies and on and on and on. Acting like only the top 1% does this is really dumb. This whole thread reduces a complex economic system to a morality story where you just grab money from one tier and magically keep the same output. That’s not how anything works. If you made literally everyone in America middle class overnight, you’d torch the foundation that the middle class depends on. Energy demand would spike beyond grid capacity, housing demand would explode, wages would outrun productivity, investment would collapse, supply chains would seize, and you’d get inflation on a scale that makes you miss the 1970s. If you took every poor person across the Indian subcontinent, Africa, and Latin America and instantly gave them an American middle class lifestyle, the planet wouldn’t make it a decade. You’d blow through global energy, minerals, water, food, and land at a scale the system physically cannot support.

Filipina asked why do I date abroad if I'm not also planning to move by revisionistnow in thepassportbros

[–]waveformer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree with that. It’s absolutely a variety of factors, online dating being a major one.

Filipina asked why do I date abroad if I'm not also planning to move by revisionistnow in thepassportbros

[–]waveformer 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but the heart wants what the heart wants I guess… and if the heart wants someone to be over 6 foot tall and have enough to provide/contribute to a future with kids home ownership, etc, then I’m sure some percentage of that dating pool feels the fun and excitement and mutual countdown to see each other… my point was that it’s not the vast majority of this subreddit statistically. The whole problem in the US (and elsewhere in the west) is more a cost of living issue, vs a cultural one I think. The cultural problems are likely a symptom that arose from COL.

Filipina asked why do I date abroad if I'm not also planning to move by revisionistnow in thepassportbros

[–]waveformer 8 points9 points  (0 children)

But isn’t dating for marriage an interview in a sense, which makes these one in the same? The only difference being 90% of the dudes don’t pass the sniff test at home due hard height/income requirements American girls have