As a former 22 year old, I should have absolutely been on a leash
It's much less fun but I think Origin (2023) is a good follow up to American Fiction
Mario Bros is an objectively bad Mario movie, but as a weird cyberpunk 90s b-movie I think it has legs
The Bourne Identity 4/5 - Really solid action flick. The sounds are a little cartoony and dated but definitely holds up
Final Destination 5 4/5 - Honestly I think it's the best in the series. It has the right mix of murder contraptions and plot contrivance. The whole "you can steal time by killing other people" kinda comes out of nowhere but it does give us a villain
Final Destination Bloodlines 3.5/5 - I'm a little surprised to hear people call this the best in the series. The premise was interesting but I feel like despite the big cast there just weren't as many big kills. I think it got a little too bogged down in the plot and forgot we're here for Rube Goldberg murders
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1 3.5/5 - That title didn't age well. I like it as a MI movie but it does feel like it lowers the tension from the previous ones, a likely necessity due to it being part 1. Maybe this score changes aftrf I see Final Reckoning
The Death and Life of Bobby Z 2/5 - A common criticism I have of these B movies is that there are just too many plots going on. This is another case of that, Laurence Fishburne's character is confusingly motivated, I don't really agree that the central concept of the movie is valid. It's fine, but I expected better from this cast
I would interpret them as additional languages. First and foremost, thieves' cant isn't a language per se. It's more of a series of code words and phrases to access shady parts of society. There may be local flavors, but it's all generally similar regardless of the language you speak. Gaining one additional rare language is barely even a boon. Comprehend Languages is a 1st level spell. Unless language barriers are a significant part of your campaign, everyone is just going to be speaking common and frankly most players forget that they have other languages on their sheet anyway
If possible create local backups from before he let AI go loose. Likewise, save local copies of all of your commits and document all of your commits thoroughly. This way when things start breaking in the future you have documentation that shows that you didn't submit faulty code, and if the AI changes your work you have proof of what you did. Additionally if it manages to truly break something you get to be the hero and save the project
If you want to go the extra mile I'd pay attention to what your boss submits and either clean it up behind him, or log all of the issues and errors. Option 1 keeps them happy without breaking anything, option 2 lets you make a presentation and argument that vibe coding is bad practice
Generally just add some more work into your general "cover your ass" activities. Alternatively you could gather evidence of the dangers of vibe coding, present your case to your boss, and hope he realizes it's a bad idea. But this is lemmy and I know we're not a confrontational bunch
I remember when they were trying to pass the ACA Republicans were screeching about government "death panels" that would decide it wasn't worth it to keep you alive. Anyway, I'm glad nothing like that ever came to exist
I know there's no internal logic here but why are they doing this?
I have the freedom to take Ivermectin to cure any disease or the government dictates my medical choices. The vaccine is evil and will make your heart explode but we won't let liberals take it by choice, even when we cheer for their death. Government shouldn't tell me how to live except "don't take this ultra dangerous drug that you've had 5 times before with no negative impacts"
Just let liberals be dumbass sheep taking their poison. Why are you stopping them from "killing themselves"?
Is it because the party of "small government" is actually more concerned with what adults do to their bodies?
If it wasn't for double standards they wouldn't have any standards at all
I'm a little surprised to hear people call this the best in the series. The premise was interesting but I feel like despite the big cast there just weren't as many big kills. I think it got a little too bogged down in the plot and forgot we're here for Rube Goldberg murders
They're replying to your lemmy post from a Mastodon instance. It just looks like they're tagging you. Just think of it as a Twitter reply
M3GAN 3.5/5 - It's way funnier than it has any right to be. I'm pretty excited for the sequel
The Final Destination (4) 2/5 - One of the main characters is billed as "Racist" and another is first billed as "MILF". The cgi is also way too heavy and not very good
Clown in a Cornfield 3.5/5 - MUCH better than I expected, I expected dogshit, so pretty good was a surprise. I liked the characters, the clowns, and the plot
Looper 3.5/5 - I view time travel movies on a spectrum from Primer to Looper. Primer explains the details of time travel and has insane internal consistency whereas Looper stares down the camera and says "fuck you, don't think about it". Which is all to say that I liked it, it has a Christopher Nolan vibe like "the plot makes sense as long as you don't think about it too hard"
Godzilla: King of the Monsters 3.5/5 - Godzilla fights a bunch of Kaiju. It's pretty cool, I wish I had seen it in a theater
Terrifier 2/5 - I don't know if this is a movie or film student's final showing off their technical skills. There's not really a plot, just a bunch of cheaply, but well made, practical effects in loosely connected scenes
Waterworld 1.5/5 - I had heard so much about this but had never seen it, man there is so much going on in this. I love that most of the movie is practical effects, which apparently cost a metric shitload of money. There's just too many plots, too many scenes, too many characters, and too much that doesn't make sense
I think it depends on your interpretation of "language" in 5E. I could see someone interpreting common and under-common being as similar as English and British English
Rangers and Rogues are two classes that are generally interpreted as being better traveled which I would say is the argument for having that many languages. PCs are also very different from NPCs, any character that you play is already exceptional, so having more money, more skills, more languages is to be expected. Also, it's not entirely unrealistic, there's tons of bilingual/trilingual people in the real world, I bet you know words and phrases in multiple languages. I know you're already fluent in English
Although, I don't know if this is RAW or commonly accepted home brew but generally anything under 3 INT isn't considered capable of understanding language and if you roll a character that dumb I'd argue they shouldn't be capable of speech