Very true! I guess I was trying to keep my explanation simple, so went with the first example that came to mind.
But, point being, there are multiple ways to sell the fact that OP held down a single job for so many years. Thank you for your addition to the idea I was trying to convey!
That’s a really good tip about looking for a resume format to complement your job history! I hadn’t thought of that.
I’ve only ever worked at this place and I feel that on paper, I’m not very hireable.
A work history with only one job, especially for an extended period of time, is not a bad thing. Not bad at all. Hell, even if you apply for something that’s not really directly related to that job, it might still help, at least a little. Why? It shows your willing to stick with a job. So it’ll help them to see you as someone who will be loyal to the company (but really, fuck that noise - are they loyal to you?!?).
If possible, you want to take a perspective where any company you apply needs to convince you that they are worth your time and effort. You know what you can offer, you “know” you can do the job, so what can they offer you?
Ok. Put an LLM into a Scooby Doo episode. Then get back to me…
New fear unlocked!
… What the hell, man?!
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Umm, okay.
You’re advice was still terrible. And now you’re justifying it by making unkind and equally unfounded assumptions about the OP?
Whatever, dude.
This is an absolutely terrible idea first of all debugging code that you’re completely unfamiliar with is not easier than writing your own. The code you end up with is also likely to end up being very insecure with vulnerabilities exposing both you and your users.
When people actually crunch the numbers, vibe coding does not save time. So there is nothing to offset the massive drawbacks to this approach.
Oh for sure! My theory is because of that, she’ll go overboard immediately on any little thing she doesn’t feel in control of, more or less.
Your reply made me wonder: perhaps this is about more than the headphones? I’m not saying this justified her statement, but perhaps his mother feels like she isn’t being heard?
Fair enough. I mean, they’ll never not pay attention to whatever moves the money, of course. Brrr! Line most go up! But they’re so far up their own asses who really knows why they do what they do. Cause I’m pretty sure the only thing they’ve figured out is what their own farts smell like!
I actually doubt it will go that far. They’re far more concerned with those precious ad views, and the slowdown from encrypting/decrypting every feed everywhere would almost certainly cause a noticeable downward trend in those ad views.
Well, not exactly.
The entire purpose of patriotism is the tribalism; honestly, I didn’t believe a government exists that doesn’t encourage “us vs them” thinking. Now, that’s not to say all nations are xenophobic; but just because it’s not taken to the extreme does not mean it doesn’t exist.
At the end of the day this is all part and parcel of the millennia old class war that has fucked up nearly every society on this planet in one way or another.
It’s not about actual cost; it’s about menu price. The markup on fountain drinks is insane.
If you’re upper-income, earning over $100,000, things are good … What we see with middle- and lower-income consumers, it’s actually a different story.
When had this ever not been true? What a windbag.
For sure. It’s kind of weirdly not evil, though, being it’s Google and all…