

Why is freedom of speech so hard in the UK?


Why is freedom of speech so hard in the UK?


An ex (female) would scream, cry and otherwise force me if I set boundaries


Which data center do you call home?


This was in San Diego. My childhood home was like your experience. Not sure where you were, but some places have a pretty stuck up culture. There are places that aren’t so toxic
Who’s this guy? Sounds like a fun read


I just hope Adobe sue Anthropic
You just don’t understand the freedom


That’s true. I still need some of the communities there because they are so small here. Mostly fitness ones


When I lived there Americans would act like I was suffering because I chose to ride my bike home. They would push to give me a ride really hard.
If I tried to take a bus, they would rather drive me around than let me take the bus.
They were very kind, but god they are confused


I try to petition cities to fix it. It works sometimes. Slow public transport seems to almost always be transfer times


I measure the quality of public transport / bike in a city by the average factor vs drive times. Some cities have <=1.1 like Helsinki, Den Haag, Berlin. Others are like 3-5x


I scroll reddit and see >50% bots. You’ll see bots easily because they have hidden profiles and make strange / political comments on posts


I vibe code a lot. But I’m also 10+ years into professional level engineering.
My vibe coder friends are NOT experienced. My vibe coder colleagues produce piles of shit for me to fix.
I honestly think AI coding can be really good, but you need to read the source and understand the architecture. You also need you need to know how to engineer
I otherwise fully agree. AI is useful IF you are smart. And know is dirt cheap, so I build a bunch of projects I want knowing eventually I’ll have to code by hand once prices go up
Get 3 people to install Signal with this link and you get a free bag of chips at 7/11


Gay Muslim trans immigrants trying to push Muslim transgenderism on his family.
Its a thing. Look it up. Jesus told me to watch out for it.


Exactly the problem, except I end up in greedy companies often. Donations are harder to arrange than business contracts.


Yeah those make my life easy because I can just set up billing for them.
I wish there was a cloud provider that literally just up charged 5-10% that went straight to donations.


Tax wise, I need to be invoiced for services. Could just be “software consultions” or something vague. My ability to contribute goes up a lot once it’s a business contract.


Yeah. I just wish there was a “support plan” because companies are weird about donations. I do things like push for RHEL instances so fees get sent up to RedHat. I fully agree with the donation approach, but some cloud budgets hit 10-100k and I want that money going to good things 😅
I’ve been planning the same, but I don’t have detailed enough diagrams to safely do it