CoffeeOnWrite

Also,

> Friends of Poe suggested that the couple did not share a bed for at least the first two years of their marriage but that, from the time she turned 16, they had a "normal" married life until the onset of her illness.

Is it safe to assume all particles are equally as likely to be filtered, or are there particles that HEPA will filter that a MERV-13 will never filter no matter the number of cycles?

I wouldn't say so, rather you need to balance recovery time and evidence preservation. A good incident manager will give the service owning team a chance or two to debug, but not let them fall into the trap of needing to understand the problem fully before attempt a clumsy potential fix. And of course will take into account the total business impact of the ongoing disruption and the known and unknown risks of the proposed clumsy fix (it could make things worse).

The writing was on the wall when Pennsylvania switched their license plates from www.state.pa.us to visitpa.com

(a pole mounted camera for which a warrant had been obtained...)

My household is hooked on the AI Assistant. It’s heartwarming to be able to buy consumer software that just works.

If only Kagi had a Shopping feature, then it would be a complete solution for us.

I would have liked the article to address more specifically what skills will be needed in the future and how engineers of all levels will learn them. Senior engineers in my circle feel their own brainrot, and at the same time feel like super wizards combining our deep software knowledge with the amazing AI dev tools. How will the AI native engineers learn the things, do they need to learn the things, what does anybody need to learn anyway? Let’s talk about it.

It's quad cab only though, unlike the S10 or O.G. Ranger.

We should brace ourselves to find less and less satisfaction from the process as we become more comfortable embracing AI. At least, that's what the first chapter in the evolution of the AI-assisted software developer role has taught me.

Author sounds like they are missing meaning in what they do. If they had a life mission, AI is just an aid in accomplishing that mission, and they wouldn't get sidetracked by all the unfulfilling projects (modulus the ADHD, that has its own bearing on the experience using AI, and is the most interesting part of this post to me).

Perhaps at a population scale AI inhibits people from finding fulfillment.

But on an anecdotal basis, "just go find something meaningful". For some of us that "hate the AI timeline", we are still finding purpose and fulfillment by applying AI toward our personal missions.

> We’re flattening our organization because eight layers is too deep

Eight layers total