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ChatGPT has the same thought process as my dog.

Yes, that’s why I specified Unified Roman Empire ᕕ(ᐛ)ᕗ

Unified Roman Empire which lasted from 27BC to 395AD (422 years): 👀

It could be either way, I haven’t tried “vibe coding” but I imagine you’re right if you don’t tell it to explicitly deal with CORS, AI probably doesn’t

When I was learning, CORS was a pain in my ass. It’s not taught well, and often glossed over.

I was in Target today so I wandered over and put my hand in two pairs of every style of women’s jeans. I tried two pairs in case one pair was poorly manufactured.

The furthest I could fit my hand was to the part where my thumb connects to the rest of my hand. That was in _one pair _not both from the same style. They were Levi’s 501 jeans.

Every other pair of jeans that I tried only went to my knuckles.

I also tried a couple of Levi 511 in the men’s section. They were shallower than I expected. They only went just past the bony part of my wrist.

Yeah, I love when men tell me about how they know women’s clothing better than us. :)

I saw your comment. You’re wrong.

No, they are available online. That’s not the same thing. Buying clothes online is a gamble especially in women’s clothing where the sizing is all over the place and the numbers are arbitrary.

I promise those retailers do not carry pants with real pockets in physical stores. I have, on multiple occasions, bought clothing in the men’s dept after checking all the available options in the women’s dept.

Women never got the option to buy pants with pockets. It was decided for us and now it’s intentional to prop up the purse industry, one of the most profitable items in fashion.

Cue men telling us that it’s our fault because we don’t have pockets because we only buy pants with no pockets.

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I’m told AMD works better with Linux, but I haven’t tried it myself.

Schfifty-five.

You aren’t wrong, but I think web apps would have been more prevalent because you could develop for a single platform (browser) and it would work on most any device that has a browser.

If companies, like Apple didn’t block Progressive Web Apps in order to force App Store usage, I’d disagree, but we just don’t live in that world.

In the grand scheme of society, it’s kinda bonkers how there was such a short window to go to learn something like Web Development and get a job before it started being replaced. Basically a job that existed for ~30 years and won’t be around much longer.

(Yes I know AI is dumb, but it doesn’t matter if C-Suite execs think it can do it, they’ll replace jobs with AI)

Me over here who just liked problem solving and making things.

i always think that when i see it too. I hate that the logos are so similar

I use a Fedora variant and that’s about how high my socks are right now. Seems accurate.

C-Suite execs are probably the one thing LLMs could actually replace and save the company more money than layoffs, but it’ll never happen.

Companies aren’t democracies. They are monarchies with the illusion of democracy via shareholders.

Hell yeah. Those people are smart. I hope they get super rich on fixing AI nonsense.

I hope it works like that.