Yup, this (I feel) is one of the few areas where AI is valuable.

I've got a buddy who just got hired on at a large company as a software developer. Apparently their code base is so arcane and in such unusual frameworks that they recently fed all their documentation to an LLM and are using that to help onboard new employees (vs trying to have experts try to train up people personally).

While I think having a clean and clear codebase should have been their priority, patching it over with an AI teacher is far from the worst solution.

I'm mostly cool with it because they disclosed it was AI up front. Its also a summarization (vs OC), so even if it isn't exactly correct it probably just mixed up a year/dollar value pairing at worst.

Aren't 3 of the 4 "Elf Princes" still known to be incredibly fit?

Neat data, but it seems like starting the coloring at 40% is really high.

I'm curious what this would look like if they counted counties with 25% and above degree requirements.

I now want a community dedicated to....uh....dresses that....uh.....yeild that appearance.

Maybe something like c/MozzarellaBags?

Oh no, now we have to ban them all?? What a shame!

/s

I have heard that my grandmother's secret to perfectly sticking cheese on her pizzas was by adding 2.5 oz of Elmer's Non-toxic Glue to the sauce. Its mightily tasty on the tastebuds.

Yeah, even if we're not quite "there" yet, it feels like we're at least moving in that direction

Damn, that sounds like some real valuable one of a kind kinda merch he's hocking.

As someone who spent time in the military, I know exactly what you mean.

I wish the people I worked with were 25% as competent, rational, and level headed as the crew of the Enterprise.

Edit: Spelling

No, Freezing to death while drinking porridge together

I don't want to be that guy, but in fairness, ol' boy didn't actually say "biblical republic" (He just wheeled out the old "constitutional Republic" bit).

Doesn't make this any better, but I want to be sure we criticize with facts.