
Here’s a consolation prize, please don’t sue.

Here’s a consolation prize, please don’t sue.
Uncritically? I think you need to read between the lines of what aggressors say. And this is true about the US too. At best they give you half truths and excuses. I suppose you believe Iraq had WMDs too? After all, that’s what the US said.
You can’t tell me Russia doesn’t want parts of Ukraine, then in the same post say that a chunk of Ukraine wants to be invaded (i.e. join Russia), when Russia has also stated that as one of the reasons for invading. Even if they want to join Russia, that doesn’t give Russia the right to invade to “liberate” them.
I’m not a historical expert on any of this. I just know what is reported in the media, which is not going to be the entire history. They aren’t a history class.
I feel like I’ve been pretty clear on this. Russia is the aggressor and wants Ukraine’s stuff. Russia just needed to not attack. This is obvious because every deal Russia’s talked about includes taking/keeping Ukrainian land they occupy.
I’m more curious why you think Russia is justified in their actions.
Perhaps Russia could have not attacked? Nah, too complicated.
Provoked the war in Ukraine? Yea… OK. That source became pretty uncredible with that line.
I’m gonna need more than your word to believe that. Cause I’m not exactly going to believe the same thing Putin spouts as he attacks another neighboring country for their resources.

Free coasters.


Doing what he knows best.



Why even spend the effort to collect data? We can just ask Trump what the data is. Since he’s a clairvoyant and all.
This country is going to be such a shithole by the end of his term.

Ok… and? Why do any of these people need an AI subscription, let alone the pro version?
It actually seems like they are talking about businesses using it, so I’m not sure why it’s being compared to an employee’s wage.

My dumbass first thought, “what kind of computer language doesn’t require you to type it out?”


You made me wonder how many lines our product contains. Looks to be around 600k total right now. Granted, that’s just the front end. It includes comments, blank lines, and lines that are just brackets and such. Also includes some dev only code. So, far more bloated than the actual code. Excludes code from any external libraries we use though.
I don’t have an easy way to see how many lines our backend is. A large portion of the files aren’t for our front-end and I don’t feel like figuring it out. Couldn’t even tell you if it’s more or less code than the frontend.
I’d be extremely worried if someone added or re-wrote 250k lines of code in our code base in one month. We actually have regulations to follow.


They’re brighter than you give them credit for, if nothing else because they’ve got records of the experiences of other recent generations.
I’d like to think most people learn from history, but they clearly don’t.
It’s not like they’d get Healthcare if this project wasn’t greenlit. It’s <$12 per person. He’s wasted far more money on things equally as stupid.
I was ready to hate on this post… but you right.

Not all discrimination is illegal, if that’s the direction y’all were thinking. IDK how it works if it indirectly discriminates against something like race or sex though.

You’re preaching to the choir, mate.

I will never understand how these companies stay in business. It’s not that the concept is bad. It fills a gap in the market, restaurants that don’t have their own delivery service. It’s just that everyone has the same complaints. Food takes forever, is no longer warm, and is expensive. Drivers aren’t exactly happy with the arrangement either. Seems like only the delivery company benefits.
Hey, I know what’s in my folder labeled Stuff.