Watch, if this component pricing craziness ever goes back to normal, Sony will keep the price raised and it won't ever go down. Your best bet is to buy used. $900 for a what, 5 year old, console? Hard pass.

I was vibe coding a legit game that I want to put on the App/Play stores. Replit actually recommended to use web view to circumvent the developer yearly cost and user's can still play my game. I may go the App store route just to learn the process, so we'll see if I can get through the walled garden.

I can appreciate the 3rd pedal die-hards desperately hanging onto their 3rd pedal, but they've shown that auto transmissions are way better/quicker/more efficient than a human.

The salary is off the charts for one dude. Maybe it's a bunch of Meta stock options?

What a harsh thing to post, asshole. Go back to Reddit you fucking douchebag.

Will the robots know not to leave packages out in the rain like my last Amazon driver? About 2% of them will put the package in a plastic bag, which is nice, but they are in the minority.

Keep throwing this AI garbage together. I'll be more than happy to break/exploit it for my customers.

That got me as well. Isn't Max Cinemax or is that no longer a thing? Whenever I see Max, I don't think of HBO, even though that's what it is. What a stupid rebranding. At least they're going back to HBO-something where I can find the darned channel.

I had an office-mate who used one of those clicky/clacky keyboards and it was very distracting. That's all I heard all day -click/clack/click/clack. I politely said something to the effect of "wow, that keyboard is loud!" and he replaced it with a normal keyboard.

Those mechanical keyboards are made by the devil for folks who sit by themselves not in a shared space.

Equivalent skills is the kicker. Would you want 1 proficient US person or 10 lazy Indians?

Is managing that hard? From what I've seen over the years, a large part of their day is sitting in meetings, clapping their manager buddies on the back for knows what.

I'd love to see 95% of my past managers do any type of real work. They've been entrenched in the good old boys network, their technical skills have eroded to newbie level.

Same. My first thought was how much is the bonus? If would have to be fairly large (5 figures) to consider going back to the office. A few bucks? No thank you.

Yup, WFH is all about managers (shitty ones). If they can't spy on their underling's every move, what do those middle managers even do every day? If you said "not much", you're 100% right.

I've long said my group could do w/out a direct manager/babysitter because frankly we don't need micro-management and we're adults.

Wait, so government intervention is necessary for the connector a phone maker chooses? Thank your posting the most ridiculous thing I've read today and I've been on Reddit!

I have noticed the same behavior on certain software a few times. You get free updates for v1.x+, but as soon as v2 comes out, you have to pay full price AGAIN.