Perze Ababa

@mikesarcher @Matthewtravis08 @grok Your AI response doesn’t include distribution fees, and only calculated generation fees. Typical

@perze @Matthewtravis08 I'll play @grok - are electricity prices higher today versus a year ago?

Let’s do a challenge MAGA. Show me anywhere in America where gas prices are $1.99 or less as Trump has claimed. I’ll wait.

@mikesarcher @Matthewtravis08 What matters is what comes out of my pockets. Is it $1.98 per gallon? Even electricity rose from 19 cents per kWh to 30 cents. Ridiculous.

@Matthewtravis08 I just payed $2.82 in Denver yesterday. Colorado adds approx $.50 per gallon in fees and taxes on top of wholesale. Close enough for me

@StatsTeslaApp Thank you so much for being generous to your legacy users.

Fun fact: When the app transitioned to a subscription model in 2022, I decided to let legacy users who purchased the app before that not only continue using the app but also get a ton of free new features that I have been adding to the app *w/o purchasing a subscription* If you find the app useful: itunes.apple.com/app/id11911007…

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@techgirl1908 @rlittlesii great decision since that crack will have a mind of it’s own when the colder weather comes.

@rlittlesii lol I'm gonna go get it filled now so it doesn't spread

i drove my new car off the lot and before i could even make it home, a rock chipped my windshield 😫

@ckenst it’s like saying “google’d” when we know they mean “searched”

For the record the term is "tested", not "QA'ed". As is, "has this been tested?" Not "has this been QA'ed"? Happy Friday. 😜

When the Phillies and the Pirates play each other and don’t score …

@StatsTeslaApp This is giving me Silicon Valley Vibes. Hotdog, not hotdog.

I showed my new app to a friend and he said “how is it different from another super popular app in this area”. I tried that app (which wants $20 per month, BTW). With the same input image, the popular app couldn’t identify a chicken sandwich and gave me a long list of food items to choose from. Link to my app: apps.apple.com/us/app/foodana…

@techgirl1908 great. this is one of those tabs

Hey. Yes you. Lean in.... if you close some of those tabs you just may be able to focus on the task at hand 😆

Dear @peacock something is going on with your buffer + ads functionality. Notice the ad play timer in the lower left area of the screen, at least that works.

@techgirl1908 keep it forever. but it gets creepy when you get a message from the

When someone you know dies, do you ever delete their number from your Contacts or do you keep it forever?

Daniel Kahneman, Nobel-Winning Pioneer of Behavioral Economics, Dies at 90. wsj.com/finance/invest…

Whatever savings you think you are getting from AI, your expense in training and tweaking your model will cost more than whatever potential savings you think you are getting. csail.mit.edu/news/rethinkin…

@ministryoftest because not everyone wants to

Why hire testers when anyone can test?

@ministryoftest application logs

Creating proper documentation of exploratory tests: - screenshots - notes - video recording - audio recording Anything else? Via: How to Overcome Common Challenges in Exploratory Testing ministryoftesting.com/masterclasses/…

@ckenst @gofundme 50.0000 😝

@perze @gofundme 2 zeros, hahaha. Nah

Can you spot the #bug in this email? In a section above, there is no issue with the name of the organization. Below, lots of bugs. Seems like, instead of displaying the apostrophe, it gets turned into the HTML encoding version of `'`. @gofundme

@ministryoftest Can you define the line between technical and non-technical? it depends is not an answer.

Is the non-technical tester a myth?

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We all know Midjourney AI can make some very professional images. But what about random boring photos of everyday people? I found a way to do so, and it's scary just how realistic they are. 9 examples: