dohpaz42

I’ve never understood the mentality of offloading reading comprehension to others. Why do I bother to write clear error messages at all?

You’re not writing error messages for your users. You’re writing them for you. Most users, especially the higher up the chain you go, are not computer savvy in the least. In fact, they know maybe a handful of apps and only specific to what they need to use it for. They are absolutely terrified of anything that is not what they know, because they know that could mean their job if the problem is big enough (data loss, hacking, etc).

Hollywood has done a fantastic job of drilling that into the consumer. Just like every Hollywood movie always has that one squeaky computer nerd who can fix anything just by looking at the screen. Those nerds also terrify people because it reflects on how little those people know, and that’s always scary.

Long story short, write your logging for you; not them. If anything it makes you look like the hero every time. And Hollywood also taught us to adore our heroes.

For you that sounds like a great fit because you can use this guy as your bar/motivation. Once you feel like you’ve reached this guy’s level, you can start looking for the next person.

“Homework”
- “Algebra I”
- “English Lit”
- “PE” 😏

IANAL, but I’m fairly sure the plaintiff in a criminal case is the government prosecuting the crime. And, if anybody is found guilty in criminal cases, it’s the defendant. 🤷‍♂️

It’s as they say, “freedom of speech, not of consequence.”

Just as much as AP had the “right” (not really*), everyone has their right to respond with criticism. And, AP has the right to face any and all legal consequences for their actions.

* no one has the right to violate a users right to know, and no one has a right to DDoS another entity.

Mitochondria is the Napster of the cell.

I mean, you wouldn't let your dog smoke would you?

Depends on what they’re smoking and if they’re sharing.

_What?

I look at it as we as a society have reinforced the lesson with our modern day use. Of course the lesson falls on deaf (greedy) ears.

Cheese is fine (in moderation). Grapes, onions, garlic, and chocolate are not. There may be others. Your vet should be able to confirm good and bad foods. Don’t use AI for this kind of advice.

Let’s start with the environmental damage being caused by the AI data centers.

Both can be (and are) true. Just not how they thought it would be.

Duly noted. Thanks.

@pelespirit@sh.itjust.works

The only ass showing seems to be coming from you. But I expect you won’t understand that at all.

Peace out dog. ✌️

The question was answered. You just asked a narrow-scoped yes or no question (with the expectation that people would read your mind and somehow know you wanted to know “why” as well). That is your fault, not theirs.

You asked a question about a belief and got an answer about somebody’s belief. And what did you do? You felt the need to swat down that answer because what? You think it wasn’t good enough? That’s garbage man.

That would be nice to add to the sidebar. 😅

https://archive.is/AwvAP

Note: that was the worst user experience I ever experienced. I can now appreciate why people don’t want to spend their time using archive.is.