Had an uncle give my sister a Trump board game for Christmas (secret Santa) back when that game was new (early 90's?). He put cash in the box which she didn't find for YEARS when the closet shelf collapsed and the unopened game got crushed.
I'm with the other people here saying the same thing, that's a salvaged tail light that was damaged in a wreck. That it was your tail light before it became salvage doesn't make it ok.
And just because I know how those shops work, if at any point they said something like "we're gonna reuse your old tail light" and you signed off on that, you might be out of luck.
Maybe your insurance company might be able to cover it under the same claim? It's worth a phone call or email at least.
If you don't want to DIY, definitely shop around for a better quote, but you might not find a cheaper total price. I wouldn't burn a bridge with that shop.
Better question: When it crumbles into rubble, are the rich fucks that own it going to clean that shit up, or will that fall on the public's shoulders?
"Do leetcode hard on screen share for 12 hours over three months, and then we'll let you know if there's any openings anyone here actually wants to hire you for...then the teams will interview you. Oh and if we don't find a fit within a year of the phone screen you start all over lol"
Google, meta, etc. Fuck them all.
Bonus: If you score really high on the pointless quizzes, then you might get a chance at a remote job, which puts you first on the chopping block for layoffs every quarter!
Extra bonus: There's an office near you, but we're only hiring somewhere else right now that had a shitload of layoffs recently due to shitty management that didn't get fired, so you'll have to uproot your entire life and place your future in our hands for the privilege.
The LLM is a giant dark box of logic no one really understands.
This response is obvious and blatantly censored in some way. The response is either being post-processed, or the model was trained to censor some topics.
How many other non-blatant, non-obvious answers are being subtly post-processed by OpenAI? Subtly censored, or trained, to benefit one (paying?) party over another.
The more people start to trust AI's, the less trustworthy they become.
The Abyss changed my life. Before I had one of those, I thought I liked dark beer. That beer made me realize that unless it's actively absorbing light, it's not dark enough.
I've had friends call it "soy sauce beer" though, so it's still not for everyone.
I have a very old 4K Toshiba TV with a built in "smart browser" that, due to me never plugging into the Internet, has a home page with news about how well Obama's doing in the polls for being a relatively unknown junior senator.
Nah it's still a good question, does he actually need food or does the sun only power his powers.