I don’t know what client/UI/app you’re using, but I see a notice about this in the sidebar on the lemmy . world home page. It links to this thread:

https://lemmy.world/post/11967676

if you don’t think about it.

That’s my favorite kind of thinking

Also lets and let’s

My nephew’s favorite food is broccoli, not all kids hate veggies

“It hasn’t happened yet and you damn sure aren’t special enough to be the one to do it”

Hopefully we get some version of him saying “You’re not my real business daddy!”

kinky

Assuming those lines are parallel, wouldn’t the acute angle be 24.2º? Or is there something I’m missing here?

This is from season 1 episode 18, titled “Dungeon”

Just makes me think of this character from Adventure Time

I wouldn’t put it past them to be so stupid as to not understand how any of this works, they just see “Trump number up, Biden number down, we’re winning bigly” and hit post

I’ll give OP the benefit of the doubt and say that perhaps they searched for something else but it had enough overlap with keywords that the slop is targeting that their seemingly more niche search is getting drowned out

Because people don’t know that !nosafetysmokingfirst@sh.itjust.works exists and that’s where this would actually belong (it’s also a pretty weak candidate for that but at least it’s the correct classification)

Not immediate failure—that’s the trap. Initial metrics look great. You ship faster. You feel productive.

And all they’ll hear is “not failure, metrics great, ship faster, productive” and go against your advice because who cares about three months later, that’s next quarter, line must go up now. I also found this bit funny:

I forced myself to use Claude Code exclusively to build a product. Three months. Not a single line of code written by me… I was proud of what I’d created.

Well you didn’t create it, you said so yourself, not sure why you’d be proud, it’s almost like the conclusion should’ve been blindingly obvious right there.

Finally we’ve made the genetic selection machine from popular sci-fi novel, Don’t Create The Genetic Selection Machine

As opposed to a manual watch that I have to advance every second?

(yes yes I’m sure they’re referring to a watch you don’t have to wind but like, who has ever referred to anything as an “automatic watch”?)