Thunk: "Privacy? What's that?!"

Tesla's have cards as do all others I am aware of. But the car is a tracking data harvesting computer so I just give up.

Go to Italy and ask for parmesan on your seafood plate and you will understand.

Care to explain for us who are not eating (regularly) seafood nor parmesan, let alone their combo? Personally I'd find odd to combine seafood with ANY cheese, not sure why parmesan would be any different.

It's one of those myths perpetuated on tv or the internet that Italians will get offended or something like that. There's so much competition in this business that nobody will refuse you, specially when they can add a few euros for a few grams of cheese. And there's also a big chance that the cook/pizzaiolo is not Italian, so these customs are all foreign to him.

One of my friends went to Italy, and they refused to add cheese to his pasta with seafood. Something something a toxic combination.

They gave him the cheese anyway, so it was at his own risk to make the combination.

Disclaimer: I put cheese on every pasta, including the one that has seafood.

Including software developers. Mathematicians tops unless the touch something outside code. An engine is literally multiple disciplines in one. I tired of SDs thinking they are engineers without touching hardware.

Hear hear!

Doesn't matter. Same as Facebook or any other data hoarder. They use the data to manipulate society. This has always been the problem with personal data as the Red Herring.

USA: Hyperdetailed electronic information about you does not belong to you. EU: Well, it sorta does, altho we're still working out the kinks.

I was wondering if this is valuable for the mineable PII or for the AI training data? Maybe boyh.

food engineers are considered real engineers. There is no way food engineering is more engineering than software engineering.

Say that to the victims of social media.

Foreign born people who come from generational wealth can and do exploit'disadvantaged' business enterprises (DBE, MOBE, etc.) I am not tech field but AEC and the amount of businesses that exploit this is insane. It was created for blacks mostly, but used almost exclusively by Indians.

To claim that a rule was created for a particular race is unfair to begin with, even if that was a motivation. Rules exist equally for everyone.

John Fogerty used this method to write his early CCR albums. I thought it odd. Maybe I will try this!

Is Silicon Valley a success? I would argue it has been an abject failure on culture and society at large. It has generated money for people by stealing every bit of data it can, but that really isnt success but for the few who can put theor fingers on that money stream. It has provided little past doomscrolling and narcissism fodder.