Or, alternatively, getting gunned down in classrooms!

Low bar. Kent State is a low bar. Not openly murdering students protesting them is a low bar that so far the trump admin is managing to jump.

But I do wonder how many students have been kidnapped and died while ICE calls us terrorists for having the gall to be angry that they’re terrorizing our country.

Don’t forget me dork

I’m a millennial, the last time this advice worked for me was in 2019. I applied to the job online and went and sat in their office for an hour and a half waiting to talk to the manager for the position I wanted.

Eventually we chatted for like 5 minutes, I told him my name, that I applied on line, and that I’m ready to start as soon as they’re ready to hire me.

I got the job. The next one was a bit less dramatic but still involved some extra bugging after applying online.

But all of this in a county of 30k people for a labor job that I was overqualified for. I think this would still give you a leg up in the right environment or job search. But I haven’t looked for a job in 4 years and my wife is a programmer and you can’t do this stuff for those jobs. We’re at least 50 applications deep at this point with no contact from companies.

Hey I remember these Epstein files… Those were pretty cool, let’s get some of those. Weren’t they going to be released in 2 weeks, where are the Epstein files King child rapist?

What a fantastic article, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the advice! I’ll try to and edit things and see if it helps!

Don’t worry, three Masters degrees and I still can’t get call back.

We didn’t start the fire

Yep, that’s what we see. No one is a villain in their own mind.

But it does describe an embattled hero surrounded by villains on the snatching victory from the jaws of defeat.

Heroes kill people all the time in stories. We don’t disparage the hero because they killed because it was for a good cause. And like imagine if the hero didn’t kill the bad guy and next week you’re dealing with the bad guy again. Clearly RFK and friends are fighting the good fight and have to defeat the bad guys once and for all.

Obviously to me it’s BS but the point is that they might see the bad stuff and justify it because of the greater good or whatever. We’ve learned through countless tales that ends don’t justify the means and doing bad things for the greater good is usually bad and often terrible. But we also have an imagination and empathy. And know how to read.

Fiction is full of stories that teach you right from wrong. The distinction gets more complicated as we get older so we use stories to explore the ideas. WE do that, our current leaders do not. And because of that they are lacking in empathy and didn’t see the patterns that they are following. And don’t see the history that they are rhyming with.

Yo ho hardy harr! What’s this I found sailing the sea? A Star Wars show/movie for me! And your telling me it’s available for free? I’ll cancel my Disney Plus with glee!

Seriously though, Disney is no artist but we can separate the artist from the art. You’re welcome to enjoy Star Wars, just don’t pay Disney for it. Fuck Disney.

Yes, we currently have something similar although it’s less comprehensive. That’s what the article is about.

Your logic seems sound.

Keep an eye on the Seattle election. If the progressive wins the race there will be a lot of gearing up for a huge influx of people. The people are expected either way but the progressive want to do something to house them and the conservatives want it all to be a surprise.

My family is interested in going international however.

And the Dark Side.

Okay so hear me out, public, neighborhood car parks but also a network of car free streets.

Like my neighborhood is surrounded by arterials, what if you had a car park that was free like within 5 blocks. Is it a waste of space that could be used for housing? Yes. But it also moves cars to the periphery and opens up like 25 blocks to be car free neighborhood streets where people can walk, children can play and we have less noise pollution and can easily build community.

We can designate areas of on street parking for disabled people and allow services into the neighborhood but we could limit the entrances and have more clutter and places to sit and vibe instead of having to maintain vigilance.

I heard about Notebook LM recently. I couldn’t tell you what it’s trained on but I’m order to use the LLM you need to provide it source material.

So say you’re writing something for school. You can gather 50+ papers on the subject you’re trying to write about, upload them, then ask the LLM about what you uploaded. Sounds like turning research from a search for info to an interview with an “expert.”

Again I can’t speak to how it was trained in the background but this seems genuinely useful.

I’d like to wait and see what happens at the trial before declaring him innocent or guilty. Just like any conspiracy theory in the past there are plenty of reasons to believe he is innocent. It does seem that he is probably the person but what I’ve seen and read hasn’t convinced me beyond a shadow.

The liars in charge of our government keep saying this is the guy, and we should kill him. I find that super suss.

It’s not weird that I’m waiting for more info before forming an opinion.

It is much more weird that you’re taking the word of police at face value. If you want to kill him so badly, prove it.

Fortunately this is not how criminal courts work. Or at least not how they’re supposed to. You don’t have to prove your innocence, they have to prove that you are guilty.

If you think he put holes in that CEO, prove it.