Hard Candy (2005) - although it edges towards horror…

The Big Short (2015) - although it edges towards horror…

Unless it hallucinates a session and the provider doesn’t notice…

Basically every SaaS therapy company (Better Help, Talkspace, Rula, etc) is doing a lot of shit with LLMs.

Even stuff like SimplePractice (which is a very basic EHR) is offering AI session transcriptions now.

This is no surprise to me…

(https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sc5iTNVEOAg)

Yep. Next to the pickle.

Wild how much that looks like MSP, too.

Where does “two comedians listen to and critically analyze Alex Jones” fit?

If you’re rich enough, you can pay people to try for you. Which, over relatively short time lines, is kinda like being able to.

I would like to see the rest of the comment about “climate accords polar bears”, please.

As usual, policy and procedures without properly defined controls burn us. Honestly, why did we even go through that whole re-org after the WW2 outage if we’re not actually going to adhere to our own policies?

This is why I’ve been arguing against rebase merges. If we aren’t super careful with older branches, we end up with messes like this. Maybe just squash and merge in the future?

They are untrustworthy, and some like to bite cars.

Swans.

People mentioned Ad Busters and others, but No Logo was pretty formative for me. It’s not exactly what you asked about (it’s a book, not a movement), but I think it continues to point that people have been acting against advertising for decades.

Just, you know, they don’t have a ton of money…

It’s a Parks and Recs reference. Here’s a clip of the episode: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QoCOQb2u-N8

This is just what Lee Atwater said openly in the 80s.

The metal ones last longer, but the Oxo ones (like above) don’t hurt as much.

Potato peelers. The ergonomic handle was a big step forward, yes. But the basic design hasn’t (and likely won’t) change.

Windows 95, ME, NT, and 2000 erasure.

And 3.11 for Workgroups.

https://devnull-as-a-service.com/