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If you're implying you want to spend as much time away from your family as possible, you could just get a divorce. Wouldn't have to sell all your life to shareholders then.

I've played around a bit with woodworking, and have only used cheap 1x and 2x spf lumber to avoid wasting expensive wood, but it often warps pretty bad. Especially every time I've tried to glue-up 1xs to make tops or panels. Is there a trick or something, or is better wood needed?

I don't think the next generation of the US is looking over at the Foxconn dorms and their suicide nets with envy. Even the average manufacturing job still in the US doesn't pay a living wage (due to unions being destroyed). Not that these tariffs will bring manufacturing back anyway.

current large models like ChatGPT model more “neurons” than are in the human brain

I don't think that's true. Parameter counts are more akin to neural connections, and the human brain has something like 100 trillion connections.

I agree, and I probably won't be fine. A failed dictatorship is better than a successful one.

I have done that a few times, but editing it so it doesn't sound like AI, and to remove characters AI likes to use that aren't on standard keyboards (like the em dash). Not sure if companies care about cover letters or not either.

I'd guess it's mostly the AI autocomplete stuff. I.e. you keep on typing until the AI guesses it right then press tab to save keystrokes. LLMs are really bad at making test cases in my experience; they, ironically, can't do the simple but nuanced computations needed to figure out what the output should be given the inputs, or to recognize and test the edge cases.

There was a story a couple weeks ago about another person getting deported on expunged charges. I'm guessing some agencies still keep records after expungement (I've heard they still show up when getting security clearance), and they're using that data.

I think shortages will be short-lived as companies and retailers just have to suck it up and pay more. People won't be able to buy as much stuff, so layoffs and a recession or depression are likely, but there's not much I can think of doing to prepare for that.

I used to have lunch delivered where I worked through another local company, but the delivery was "free" because of a deal my workplace made with the company (it was actually not free, because everything was marked-up). It was more convenient than driving some place in traffic and being worried about time while out. Usually, I'd just take meals I preprepared to work though.

I have Berberis Repens in full shade where almost nothing else will grow. Hasn't bloomed yet though. Google says it's good down to USDA zone 5. I think there are more ornamental Berberis species and hybrids that may work too.

Probably because the article is from a business news outlet. I have heard a lawyer talk about the case, saying it was very unusually for her to be arrested for such charges (Leeja Miller I believe; not really a journalist, just a youtuber).