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re: All of you "election fraud" baws are hurting your own cause.
Posted by Melkor on 11/6/26 at 3:47 pm to Stinger_1066
quote:What a beta thing to say...
I understand your frustration, but claiming election fraud is only going to hurt the next slate of Pubs.
Focus your energy on getting the best possible conservative candidates through the 2028 primaries. Please make sure that you aren't pushing for anyone with tons of baggage, like Ken Paxton.
re: Trump’s Legacy is this Election
Posted by Melkor on 11/3/26 at 11:12 pm to the808bass
Get off the internet you cuck - you have to watch what your wife is doing.
re: I don’t think the country turned blue tonight
Posted by Melkor on 11/3/26 at 11:06 pm to LSUFanHouston
Where do you retards come from? I didn't know you had internet access out in the ditch near Siegen Lane.
re: The average American voter is insane
Posted by Melkor on 11/3/26 at 11:03 pm to Ben Rumson
Retards like this are why we need an IQ test for voting rights. Literally everything you stated showed you are batshit insane.
quote:Afraid not. Things inside Microsoft have never been so bad. People were being silently laid off beyond the announced layoffs; suprise poor performance review that dismisses all accomplishments and cites some arbitrary, unmeasurable lack of 'impact', 'visibility', etc.
They aren’t going to fire all 60K. This is just a management technique to find out who is “all in” and who already ha s afoot out the door and needs a nudge.
This started circulating mid last year leading up to the VRP (Voluntary Retirement Package) offer for the 'rule of 70' crowd (age + years of employment >= 70). After that deadline, '70 was the new 100' on reviews, some were given surprise PIPs (Performance Improvement Plans which have a very low success rate), some GVSA (ie. small severance), while others were just walked out without warning.
Now this. Current and former employees are vastly saying the same - take it now, because it is about to get worse.
Earnings report comes out Wednesday I believe but my guess is that the checks written for AI / Datacenters / etc are about to have to hit the books if not now, soon, and it is not good. There's just no real market demand for AI, especially not for the investment costs. The bubble is going to pop - hard - or the government will step in, and I'm not sure which would be worse.
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re: Report: Thousands of new docs point to a diabolical CIA color revolution after midterms…
Posted by Melkor on 10/22/26 at 8:23 am to RemyLeBeau
Wife and I were talking about this and the most disappointing part of all of it is "where is the diabolical genius?"
In the books and movies, the plan is complex and difficult to unravel but in real life like in 2020, the plan was simple, right-in-your-face, and you would have had to have an IQ of a broken shoelace to not see the massive election fraud (or been in on it), aka boosie / SFP.
Same thing here - the plan is obvious, they openly talk about it, and it is staring everyone in the face but people with shite for brains still go "duuuuurrrrr". At least make it a challenge.
In the books and movies, the plan is complex and difficult to unravel but in real life like in 2020, the plan was simple, right-in-your-face, and you would have had to have an IQ of a broken shoelace to not see the massive election fraud (or been in on it), aka boosie / SFP.
Same thing here - the plan is obvious, they openly talk about it, and it is staring everyone in the face but people with shite for brains still go "duuuuurrrrr". At least make it a challenge.
quote:Factually incorrect by a landslide but you've been conditioned to think so. The left didn't ban the right from social media platforms because they were in the minority, as if that was the case, the majority would have drowned them out naturally. Voices had to be stifled to make you think you were alone, different, and wrong.
Democrats outnumber Republicans by default
The hardest thing to decipher with the left is which is which, as there are three types:
1. Evil - examples are these people named by datarepublican et al.
2. Idiots - boosie and SFP, enough said.
3. Naive - these people just don't want to believe the others could be so evil and will deny reality to continue to live in their fantasy world.
Some need to be culled, others aren't bad people but inherently contribute to bad things and of those people, there's hope for some but for people like boosie or SFP, they're fricked.
This is exactly what I expect to happen, as the build out of these data centers makes no financial sense otherwise. There is no consumer level adoption that is making any money and even where most companies have invested, they have quickly divested after seeing no RoI. With the billions being spent on these data centers, we have a huge bubble burst about to happen, and/or the government is going to use your tax dollars to prop it up since they want to surviel everyone, which feels like the driving guarantee behind these investments. Very pivotal point for our country and the world imo.
re: What stupid thing do you regularly spend money on?
Posted by Melkor on 10/8/26 at 8:07 am to dyslexiateechur
Taxes
I certianly hope not. I know firsthand that there are doctors there that should not have a medical license and I have had the corrective surgeries elsewhere that back that up.
Now do 2 trucks with trailers and get back to us... you are wrong.
re: Should LSU bring a live tiger back into the stadium?
Posted by Melkor on 9/25/26 at 12:56 pm to hillrosetiger
Pussy opinions like this are why there's a trans movement and we can't have nice things
LSU needs to file suit and potentially, federal charges. The SEC's filing explicitly names the LSU President, each Board of Supervisors members, including the State Attorney General, then childishly (and stupidly) amended their filing with regards to Kiffin's offhanded comment at half time.
IOW, they have made it perfectly clear that their proposed actions are not based on proceedings or legal grounds but rather on being, to put it technically, butt hurt. They are seeking to cause damages to an institution for losing a legal case in the state the institution resides in and I am certain that the publicity slowly leaking out of what the SEC already has allowed is something they really don't want out there.
A law suit from LSU against the SEC (Sankey & offices and each sitting member president) should be a 'give me'; that's not even questionable at this point. Where it really gets interesting is whether or not criminal charges may or may not apply, such as collusion, racketeering, criminal intimidation in order to circumvent a legal court order, etc. If Louisiana officials want to - and I really, really hope they do - they could make this really bad for Sankey and company.
IOW, they have made it perfectly clear that their proposed actions are not based on proceedings or legal grounds but rather on being, to put it technically, butt hurt. They are seeking to cause damages to an institution for losing a legal case in the state the institution resides in and I am certain that the publicity slowly leaking out of what the SEC already has allowed is something they really don't want out there.
A law suit from LSU against the SEC (Sankey & offices and each sitting member president) should be a 'give me'; that's not even questionable at this point. Where it really gets interesting is whether or not criminal charges may or may not apply, such as collusion, racketeering, criminal intimidation in order to circumvent a legal court order, etc. If Louisiana officials want to - and I really, really hope they do - they could make this really bad for Sankey and company.
re: US Initial Jobless Claims Fall to Lowest Level Since 1969
Posted by Melkor on 7/23/26 at 1:26 pm to Night Vision
I'm a huge Trump supporter but this is BS. He needs to revoke and deny all H1Bs, then the jobless rates would actually improve.
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I have a master's in CS
You should get a refund then.
I have ...quite... a bit of experience in coding and debugging (ASM, C, C++, .Net languages) and find AI is almost completely useless. First off, it is not really "AI" - it is an LLM and if you don't understand the difference, you shouldn't be discussing it's value. LLMs are just data analytics at scale, where everything relies on correctly tagging data with the appropriate metadata. This is why these "AI" tools do not and cannot ever create anything new; they are just statistic based data retrieval of already existing possible solutions to your query.
Doing a small project that AI gives you an answer for? That's because there already is a project that does that - you just haven't searched for it. Large project with new challenges to be resolved? Have fun debugging the nonsense code or calls to APIs that don't exist (that of course would actually implement the challenging code you were asking it to write in the first place).
People championing "AI" are just people that ether invested in it or never knew how to code to begin with - ya know, the guys who'd download a github repro, change some text, build, and say they 'wrote their own app' on a resume (then crack like an egg when I ask them to write a line of code on the board in an interview).
"Birthright citizenship" isn't even a question or a debate - everyone who has an IQ above a 3 knows this. The only question is whether our SCOTUS is filled with activist outright traitors or not. If they are, they deserve a traitor's 'reward'.
re: Baton Rouge ER's, Which is Best for What?
Posted by Melkor on 4/7/26 at 10:18 am to Swamp puppy
Can't tell you which to go to but having had a stay at the General, beware of their nurses, as apparently they specialize in maximizing the pain one can recieve in even the most simple tasks. For example, I've had them destroy my arm trying to get a simple IV in - complete with digging around to try and find the vein they missed repeatedly. During a blood draw - a routine, basic blood draw - one of them not only managed to miss the vein but to get the needle fricking STUCK! I don't even know wtf it was stuck in / to, just that shite hurt like hell and it took quite a bit before she could get it out.
I've been on this rock for half a century and been in various hospitals a number of times but never experienced such incompetence in such routine procedures as with the General.
I've been on this rock for half a century and been in various hospitals a number of times but never experienced such incompetence in such routine procedures as with the General.
re: Social Security has 6 years left, cut benefits or raise taxes?
Posted by Melkor on 3/20/26 at 11:23 pm to TigerintheNO
Just give me my damn money that was stolen from me; same for every other tax payer. You can take it from all the crooked assed politicians that were taking it from us.
Cities everywhere around the world are cesspools because that's what a city is. In other breaking news, water is still wet.
Let me be very clear on this - no one is actually getting laid off because AI provided any measurable gains in any field of value - it is just the next corporate catch phrase used to make layoffs.
Knowing that, debugging / consulting and coding is going to be very lucrative, as the businesses dumb enough to code via AI are going to need someone to fix it. There were very few people who truly understood coding implementations, application, & OS architecture enough 25 years ago to effectively come in as a consultant & debug software and there's even fewer today.
Knowing that, debugging / consulting and coding is going to be very lucrative, as the businesses dumb enough to code via AI are going to need someone to fix it. There were very few people who truly understood coding implementations, application, & OS architecture enough 25 years ago to effectively come in as a consultant & debug software and there's even fewer today.
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