Prior to this corps could only downrank and hide search results they don't like. Now they can literally reword and misrepresent the results they don't want you to see.

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The interviews were weird tbh. It kinda boggled my mind that an org as old and large as DD had that many sec roles open to begin with.

Honestly, I'm kinda glad they passed me up but it would have been nice to have known sooner lol

Went through four rounds of interviews with DoorDash before they said no. It honestly felt like they just wanted free advice about how to run their SOC.

I guess it wasn't enough 'cuz they just had a data breach...

You know, it'd be easier to trust what they say if they were a bit more verbose with their statements rather than just 'nah we don't do that lol'

It would also be nice if they didn't collate all of their smart features into a single toggle instead of a granular system.

Yo that's the worst! I've had that happen to me once but thankfully I caught it before it became catastrophic so I didn't have to get in there with cutters. I took it as an opportunity to upgrade the hotend anyway and cleaned up the old as a spare.

Yeah! That hits the nail on the head for me too, it feels like there's almost a spiritual or religious component of it to some people. Roko's basilisk and all...

I can't type today smh my dang head

Mood. I definitely need a large context window to reply properly and I absolutely consume water at a concerning rate.

I guess it's the whole thought of could something ever know if we were a simulation but AI flavored 🫠

"hello I am the business LLM here to oversee the vending business. How are these quarters reports?"

It truly feels these executives are functionally in a completely different world from everyone else and no matter how many people tell them it's a silly idea they just do it anyway. The way they all continue to fail upwards at the cost of everyone else is really just grinding my gears.

Just so you know, my post isn't related to your earlier one about how you use LLMs. It's really just my frustration with google and other companies shoving user data into their models as an inevitable privacy nightmare for arguably little gain to the users themselves.

mmmm horsey sauce

Crazy how these ghouls will place 'end poverty' and '1 trillion dollar compensation' in the same sentence.

The shift in internet usage adjectives earmarks a turning point in the cultural understanding of technology. In this video essay I will-

Taking fat rips from my BLONGKY

We should start treating caffeine as the addictive substance it is.

'the cheese' is the technical term

You should redo this to show it's actually encoding the data instead encrypting it. Just so nobody gets the wrong idea.

No capes! It's a good rule you know