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how do y'all feel about AI-generated tests? I gave it a shot with ChatGPT on a side project and it saved me a ton of hassle. Like, I wouldn’t have written those tests myself. Trust-wise, I was still a bit iffy on refactoring, but hey, better than no tests at all. Overall, seems like a win for low-risk stuff.

If I'm interpreting the article correctly, it seems like the amount of hearing recovered is pretty good. I was wondering how much hearing was actually restored.

When I try and imagine what that must be like from the inside—I can’t think of anything more exciting or scary than to gain a new sense.

Yes! Now we can see how the NYT … serves their pages? … retrieves their records from a database? … uhm … centers their divs?

I find it funny how YouTube Keeps cracking down on gun content, but just watch one gun video and your recommendations will be full of gun content.

They aren't suddenly becoming affordable. They have been gradually becoming affordable over the last decade due to lower supply chain costs and higher demand.

Azure was their most profitable sector. Greeds gonna greed I guess.

I mean, it's enough to say "literally anywhere, including our blood and most tissues", because it doesn't get more disturbing than that

So, are states like Texas, which need age verification, gonna ask for it for X too?

This could get pretty wild considering the whole bot situation and the way Red States are handling adult content these days...

Never thought I would choose YouTube premium over Spotify, but here we are

You’re paying them more so they can pay you back for the car thing. It’s a bold move.

When I was at the school, there was already enough distractions during class even without smartphones around. Can't even imagine the chaos it must be now.

This ain't just bad, it's a complete shitshow. It's like Ashley Madison times 10,000—basically, everyone on the planet just got access to a database of anyone who's ever been arrested in the US.

Years of lessons, years of practice, equipment costs, studio time, mixing, mastering, art... This is the most dumbed down version I could think of and even this makes it obvious the cost of making ART (*not content) is high and deserves to be compensated

There's a serious internal problem Google needs to address if your hiring people down the pipeline only for them to get laid off within a few weeks before even completing their training.