u/Imparat0r

I applied the Gyeon Mohs on my wife's black car and it was really easy to do. The flashing was clear to see so easy to buff off.

However, my white car is a different story. I already knew it was gonna be hard so I tried one small panel first, even inside I could not see the flashing. Hell, I couldnt even see where I already applied it! With the black car, I did vertical streaks and was so frigging easy, didnt miss a single spot. But man, the white car is a different beast.

So people with white cars, how did you do it and any tips?

PS: the paint on my car is called Oryx white pearl

My 15 months old son is a complete and utter menace. During the night he keeps us awake and he's not even crying. Just awake. And during the day he is a literal loose cannonball. He can climb everywhere , breaks everything, opens all drawers, puts everything in his mouth. He broke my new tv I paid 5k for. Literally threw his metal hotwheels car lightspeed.

I LOVE IT. But my wife says Im crazy that I enjoy his crazy shenanigans so much. When my daughter was his age she was very well behaved and nothing like him.

What do yall think? Any experience with a little devil like this?

Ive been a dev for over 10 years and this is the first time Ive been flabbergasted by a question in a job interview.

The recruiter asked me how much I used AI and I told him that I use it occasionally but try to minimize it, since I actually like writing code.

Basically he told me that by minimizing the use of AI, I was slower and less productive than a developer that does use AI.

Like how does that even make sense? The fact that I just dont need AI doesnt mean Im less productive, right?

I guess he thought I was not up to date with all the AI stuff, but I do use AI to mess around with on my hobby projects, I just dont use it professionally..