In 1982, cartoonist Gary Larson published a now-iconic "Far Side" comic titled "Cow Tools." In it, a cow stands proudly beside a jumble of bizarre, useless objects that are "tools" in name only.
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(boost OK) Anyone know where I can buy a stack of empty Gemalto/Thales DIS RFID/Chip cards using the A1011108 chip design? I can't quite find the product name but it was sold around '07 and might still be in sale by authorised resellers. The product name is still Gemalto IDCore it seems, but I can only find the A1047808 (World Combi) chip design
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I found out ANOTHER friend joined mastodon today with her bf!! That’s another win for the #fediverse! Welcome @Fragolina also @stux she’s in the Netherlands, brand new user to mastodon. Roll out the red carpet will ya. Let’s go.
Which is most of the problem; there are people, and they have agency, but the machine doesn't. It's remarkably similar to those stories about magic mills that can grind out anything, and someone gets greedy and instead of winding up with salt in the oceans we wind up with a vast quantity of the seductive whispers of demons, that have no knowledge of good and evil and so aren't even lies.
Doggerel is fun. Writing doggerel is how you learn the craft of writing more serious verse. Here is some fun doggerel written by Samuel Johnson as parody of bad poetry:
I put my hat upon my head, And walk'd into the Strand, And there I met another man Whose hat was in his hand.
Perfect meter, but nothing to say. And of course "The Night Before Christmas" is definitely doggerel, and also fun.
i'm probably going to be told tomorrow that i'm being laid off, so if anyone has a lead on a decent remote embedded software engineering or unix/linux systems job, i've got a resume to send you.
i don't like discussing the specifics of who my past clients have been in public. however, my most recent position was contracting with the kernel team of a major CDN and cloud services provider that i know many people on fedi are also current or former employees of, maintaining their internal linux distribution (an customized Ubuntu downstream) for their custom server platforms, porting forward and cleaning up patchsets to newer versions of the distribution, fixing issues in toolchains and libraries, etc.
i've also done embedded software work for a large variety of devices including medical, cellular technology, and industrial control equipment, in addition to some consumer products. i've done board bringup and BSP development with Yocto/Openembedded, Buildroot, FreeRTOS, etc, on most major SoC and microcontroller families. when doing business logic, I am most comfortable in C
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i'm probably going to be told tomorrow that i'm being laid off, so if anyone has a lead on a decent remote embedded software engineering or unix/linux systems job, i've got a resume to send you.
i don't like discussing the specifics of who my past clients have been in public. however, my most recent position was contracting with the kernel team of a major CDN and cloud services provider that i know many people on fedi are also current or former employees of, maintaining their internal linux distribution (an customized Ubuntu downstream) for their custom server platforms, porting forward and cleaning up patchsets to newer versions of the distribution, fixing issues in toolchains and libraries, etc.
i've also done embedded software work for a large variety of devices including medical, cellular technology, and industrial control equipment, in addition to some consumer products. i've done board bringup and BSP development with Yocto/Openembedded, Buildroot, FreeRTOS, etc, on most major SoC and microcontroller families. when doing business logic, I am most comfortable in C and Lua, but fine working with C++ codebases, and can learn to work with other languages if a project needs it.
Next best thing is to add them in your comments. Like maybe #FediHire in addition to the catchwords inside your description. #Unix #Linux #systems #coder #EmbeddedSoftware look to be likely hashtags for what you do.
as i think a smurf is uniformly colored it depends on wether the sky is one color only and if it is the same color. Also the velocity of the smurf has to be low enough not to burn it up by air friction or to cause red shift.
Your timing is perfect. I actually wasn't sure to include the strawberry example in my blog post I published earlier today. Guess that's still a thing!
It could be, or it could be just that they're plagiarizing human authors' discussion of the problem from the past couple years, now in their updated training sets.
@AmeliaBR I particularly like that the source cited there discuss.ai.google.dev/t/how-ma… contains the prompt sample “How many "r"s are in "strawberrry"?” (note the intentional misspelling)
I don’t know what to say. All Gemini 2.0 models answer “3” for this question: How many "r"s are in “strawberry”? S T R(1) A W B E R(2) R(3) R(4) Y Can the Gemini dev team do me a favorite? Combine the reasoning of DeepSeek R1 + the massive token …
I think it would be a great coding challenge to see how many ways people could implement a letter count program in different languages as an answer for this facepalm output...
I'm confident that even the most complex approaches (like firing up a Win98 with Excel97 and execute a VBScript on a virtual machine) would still cost less, consume less energy and be far more accurate than these... I don't even have words for them anymore.
So, I just checked this out. the first time I worded it differently and it got the answer correct. then second time I worded it like you have here and it was incorrect. I love oddities like this! Thanks for the chuckle.
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