Literally the Office Space flair boss

Oh no, they are completing their assigned workloads to the high standards set for them, what devious and subversive behavior

Steve Faulkner Jeff Wilcox When I learned a couple of years ago that there's a key you can hit to escape the abominable snowman, foundations of my childhood crumbled. I thought it was death, taxes, and getting devoured in skifree

I wouldn't last an hour in the asylum where they are raising you

One of the responsibilities of a good teacher is to identify and break your assumptions, though the student-as-consumer trend of the past couple decades has increasingly muted that, and these effects from AI teaching will make it more pronounced

“We don’t understand why this burst into flame in the freezer” i do. It wanted to kill you. Next question

This screenshot is a work of art.

Heads-Up: Many of the current generation of Amazon RDS and Amazon Aurora SSL/TLS certificates will expire in 2024 and you need to rotate them ASAP.

Learn more at aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/rota…

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We could do this today, and we could have done this twenty years ago. It's not technology holding us back. AI doesn't change the system, and in fact it will exacerbate all the reasons we *don't* it this already

Shout it from the rooftops

As I’ve said before, I do not login to any of my Crown Jewel accounts (email, work, twitter, banking) on anything I don’t own and have complete confidence in. Because of stuff like this. Be very skeptical always. This is your entire electronic life we’re talking about.

under no circumstances should we allow 'permalance' to become a thing

Next time your management asks you to stack-rank your team, buy a small electrical motor assembly kit, drop it on their desk, and ask them to rank the components by importance/performance.

This is definitely the kind of thing businesses are eager to use AI to do, and I would simply ask how much people currently like call centers, which are heavily automated already and make it nearly impossible to reach a human, and whether they want that to be even more the case

People who watch *the exact same* video of a protest often come to radically different conclusions.

People's views of protestors and the police depend on the congruence of the protestors’ positions with the subjects’ own worldview jstor.org/stable/41511108