"We're sorry" https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Undoing accidental mod :( Mod parent up!

Once upon a time

"Fighter" right? Sounds like a place to socialize and totally not a platform where rage baiting, partisanship and anger thrive.

There's no shortcut to experience. "Debugging is twice as hard as writing code" - why do people think this does not apply to reviewing? If you can't write the code, you can't review it effectively. The moment the code doesn't do 100% what you want, you have to debug it anyway. Students have to write shitty code, to understand why it's shitty, and then improve it. They need to hone their skills. There's no shortcut to that, as the premise is you spend time honing them, which includes failing as much as succeeding. So, yes, the students have to write code, knowing an AI can write it better 9 times out of 10, because that's their current level and they're learning and they're going to get better at it, if they do it themselves.

I feel dumber after having read TFS. Some extraordinary claim, and some word diarrhea by some influencer, with AI mentioned 7 times in the story, all of it thinly veiled as some "Year of the Linux Desktop" story to bait the folks here. Wow.

That's absolutely right, UK ftw! Ah how I miss EU regulations.

In my experience, cancellation for services is rarely on the website. So that you have to call them (fuss! Talking to humans! Waiting for robo-menus!), plus they can try to sell you something to keep you on their service

Maybe these days. Maybe (as I'm cynical) some companies intentionally cripple human support (e.g. pointing you to online resources) so that you might as well use AI support, and thus making an argument for cutting out human support. Like Google Search enshittifying itself to the benefit of Gemini

I mean I didn't make the connection, but the sales manager might have made that connection... It's extra humiliating, so, might have been on purpose.

I've heard of those and a friend has some like those, but custom-made for his ears, and he swears by them (he's a musician). I might try one of those next time I plan to go see an IMAX film, sad indeed

Indeed, and this is so rare it makes the news... Usually it just dies, from heat, deep-sea trawling, you name it.

Sounds like exceptional cases all rolled into one... Maybe pick different times/days? But if you got an adequate setup at home and you're really mentally done, fair enough. I prefer home for comfort and most importantly subtitles... damn modern audio mixing

I mean I've been to rock and metal concerts and I don't remember my ears suffering that much (except Motorhead!). On top of that, I'm not sure that the speakers were handling the volume that well. But yeah I wish there was some feedback mechanism to the cinema on that front.

I didn't mind the lack of breaks (3h would be my limit though), and there were no disruptive people in the big cinema where I watched it, but I *did* mind the obnoxiously loud sound in that IMAX theater. In most action scenes I couldn't wait for them to be done so my ears would stop suffering.