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I thought it couldn't be a burrito if it didn't have rice in?

Yeah, architects don't need to be professional, that's gonna work out fine

Hmm, tough one. I'm going to maximise replayability and this assumes all DLC too

• RimWorld
• Factorio
• Balatro
• FTL or Slay the Spire
• Civ 6 or Cities Skylines

Honourable mention to several JRPGs from Squaresoft

Edit: I'm now reading the thread and second guessing everything. But gonna keep my original list

Probably still not one for work

What do you mean there are no such things as farmer's markets?

What do you mean there are no such things as other grocery chains that isn't Wal-Mart, Kroger .etc?

Exactly that, it's all in the article.

The only shop is a dollar store.

All these things you expect are absolutely not a given everywhere.

Besides, why the fuck would anyone want to live in the smack of no where?

Predominantly because they don't have the wealth or income necessary to live anywhere else in most cases. Y'know because of the poverty..?

There are absolutely millions in poverty in developed countries like the US who do not have any ability to buy fresh food.

Being able to eat healthily is a privilege in 2025, which is fucking disgusting, but absolutely true.

There are towns in America where the only place for a hundred miles they can buy food is a dollar store. These shops don't typically stock anything fresh or particularly healthy.

The people there will be too poor to live anywhere else and might be working multiple jobs (as is typical in American poverty) so will not have time/energy to attempt to grow anything themselves

We are lucky that we can eat healthily, but don't let yourself think that's a choice everyone gets

Holocaust education was “confusing” young people into sympathizing with [the people being decimated in a genocide] instead of [the overpowered genocidal aggressor]

Wow what a ghoul

They're not confused, they just have a modicum of empathy

..... Is anyone surprised? Filling astroturfing sweatshops with humans is expensive

The quality of US media is so utterly cooked, I don't even know if this is a real or faked subtitle now

Now that's good trolleyposting

Yeah it's not a particularly obscure character in some languages, so it's not really going to affect an LLM at all, it'll already know what to do with them. Hell you could write in MSN era fancy text using characters incorrectly and I'd not be surprised if an LLM had no issue decoding it.

Heart's kinda in the right place, but the only outcome is going to be confusion and frustration from humans.

Edit: was curious about the assertion I made about MSN text

Seemingly no trouble

Democrats on the left of their party.

Quick recap of the political landscape for the past few decades

• The right will make the world worse for everyone except about 100 people
• The center will try to keep it the same, and often make it worse in general as the status quo has been built by the right
• The left will actually try to make it better, but sometimes fail

This has always been the choice since Thatcher/Reagan and the right had their last ever economic idea in neoliberalism.

A few more decades of majority centre/right wing rule and 99.99% of us will have nothing and that 100 will have it all. They know this and that's why they fund racists to paint an alternative reason everything is going to shit. They can happily carry on with their accumulation of everything and hopefully enough people won't realise before it's too late to do anything.

The few left wing voices you can hear are your only voices that have managed to resist being bought.

(Oh important reminder, don't let a politician tell you what their political alignment is, look at how they vote and behave. The further right you go the more often you'll get an untrue response to the question)

Bound check all data input, folks.

Ideally during input and on the API request.

It was the one that would let me sign up with minimal questions when I wanted to join.

I wasn't sure if I was necessarily going to stick around at that point, so I didn't want to answer a questionnaire and wait for approval just to try it out

Inertia has me still here

Pretty reasonable take IMO

I can see how it can be a useful tool to get people into dev

You need to back that up with real learning though

If you can't/don't review and completely understand every line of code you submit to a project yourself, you should not be surprised if the project owner tells you to take a long walk towards the Mariana trench

Oh really? I could have sworn HA was a fair bit later than that

I think I used OpenHAB between about 2013 and 2018, then switched to HA around then after discovering it and reading about it for a couple of weeks.

Must have just had my head in the sand then!

Stores are supposed to then take what they've received and donate it to a local charity. The workers have to figure out what charity they'll partner with, and have to do the leg work of coordinating the donations themselves.

And let me guess, they're either expected to do this in their free time or not miss their targets if they do it during work

Home assistant continues to be fantastic, I remember it was what felt like fairly recently that all we had was OpenHAB and although it was fine, it was a bit of an uphill struggle to do anything.

He only ever looks genuinely happy when he's around the worst people on this planet

If you can get an old final-intel-gen MBP in decent nick, they can make pretty decent Linux machines if you're okay with not being able to do any internal hardware upgrades.

tiny-dfr is your friend if you happen to get one with that touchbar F-row, which is probably the only big downside compared to a conventional laptop.