https://github.com/Exocija/ZetaLib/blob/main/The%20Gay%20Jailbreak/The%20Gay%20Jailbreak.md
Bruh. I belly laughed at this shit.
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https://github.com/Exocija/ZetaLib/blob/main/The%20Gay%20Jailbreak/The%20Gay%20Jailbreak.md
Bruh. I belly laughed at this shit.
It's been a while since I've made a #bookstodon post. Here is the latest read. It was pretty good. Honestly, the claims it makes don't seem outside of the realm of possibility.
Switched to KDE. It feels a little heavy compared to Gnome. It's a fair tradeoff though, because you can make it look sick as fuck. It feels like rainmeter was built into a DE.
This is incredible.
LLMs can hide text in other text of the same length
Antonio Norelli Michael Bronstein
Project CETI
University Of Oxford
I'm watching #Nuremburg on the side at work, and I realize that for me, it doesn't take a lot to make Colin Hanks into an insufferable prick.
Sometimes it sucks to Stand on Business, but your convictions gotta hold some weight, or what are they?
Day shift didn't roll out today. Guess they wanted a full week of testing. No bugs last night. Also no progress on our dashboard, but I did start another book! 🤪
I'm sure if I think about it long enough, the UX will just design itself, right? Does gradient descent work on imagination?
It's that time of the night before work on Monday where I do that thing I offered to take the weekend to do so I had the time and energy to make it look nice.
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Day two beta run of the work pipeline is complete. Today was far less stressful. I worked out the last (🤞) of my index shift bugs and I developed a game plan for the last of my data cleaning.
I spent a fair amount of time looking at Google's Data Studio as well. I'll be throwing together a nice little live + historical dashboard for the department. Hopefully I can leverage this work to push for incentives so we can raise morale and retention.
Highly underpaid Solutions Engineer over here! 🙂↔️
Found another thing available to me through work's enterprise Google plan. Google Flow. Looks to be a pretty solid video generator for the price of Free-For-Me! Not sure how I'll use it or when, but I'm always eager to chuck another tool in my toolbox. $EMPLOYER probably didn't expect or intend for people in my department to utilize these services much, if at all, so I'm trying not to push my luck.
Another thing I've learned in this. Robust Onboarding docs are as important as anything else in a project if you want a successful adoption.
Hot out the gates on Day 2 of the Beta run and things are snappy! I'm super pleased with the current state of things. It'll be interesting to see how 1st shift breaks it next week. That said, tonight is logging and analytics.
It looks like we survived the first night of the Beta launch. I was debugging and live supporting all night, but I think we ended the night with a robust pipeline. Doing analytics tomorrow night.
Live supporting a beta run by yourself is more stressful than I anticipated. People are already breaking my shit in unexpected ways lmao.