Cheers, and best of luck!

FreeCodeCamp.org has a lot of guided resources. Khan Academy as well. If you can only really learn in person (which, I’ll admit, is a problem for me as well), look up local makerspaces. They don’t always have tech courses, but they always have someone who knows tech.

No one knows more about pregnancy than AI. It’s the personal lived experience that really gives them a leg up.

Who on Earth was clamoring for more things the length of ads?

That is fucking brilliant. I’d not considered the self-loathing that makes hatred a valid option within the rules.

Jesus clearly instructed us to hate our fellow man.

I really fucking wish we could stop using this corporate bullshit. I haven’t been “excited” about a new position since roughly 2003. Layoffs do not engender excitement unless we get really pedantic about the multiple definitions of the word.

Honestly, my main concern is the pipeline of junior devs who were actually mentored will dry up, and these quarterly results are all they care about. When no one knows anything in a decade, and the business is dying, AI is not going to swoop in to fix it.

Sadly, I’m no longer young, so I don’t think my pee will work.

I’m an atheist. I only read the bible cover to cover once, years ago, to figure out what all the hubbub was about, so I may be a bit rusty. I do seem to recall the bit about “love thy neighbour.”

I like the Jesus guy. Almost everyone else sucks.

I still store my urine, convinced that it will someday be my retirement plan.

It’s truly amazing how a guy almost universally beloved a decade ago has become his own biggest problem. Tesla would be humming along just fine with refreshing models on a cadence, some QA and without Musk.

So, slightly above the 1950s marginal tax rate that gave us the society the GOP wants to drag us back into without taxing the rich? That’s a stool with one leg.

The absurdity is hiding in plain sight, but good Christians seem to forget that money is the root of all evil.

Well played. I wasn’t saying he was useful, just that he has a megaphone.

You only need $1 million for that. “Hey, Peter, check out channel 9!”

Instead of doing the tedious couple of minutes it takes to get the answer for yourself? OK, you do you.

If you’re a billionaire, you park your money in offshore tax havens and don’t worry about FDIC limits.

Yachts. Lots and lots of yachts. As though you can ride on more than one at a time.

I have no specific issue with millionaires. You work for 40 years and save up a nest egg so you can survive retirement. A million or two is totally reasonable for the golden years.

Billionaires, on the other hand? They don’t need all that money, but they always want more.

And the fact that we could see Musk become a trillionaire? Well, spellcheck says that isn’t a valid word, which is usually indicative of something so far from normal that even a computer can’t comprehend the scale.

He could literally send the full trillion dollars to the U.S. Treasury to cover the tax breaks for the ultrawealthy passed past year and end up a pauper billionaire.

For people who believe money doesn’t really exist, they sure do want more and more of it.