Just curious what other types of 'gravities' exist in organizations? In a negative gravity example, something I've seen as a social contagion is when some people start resigning it tends to spread and then the organization slowly decays (or quiets quits)
For first drafts, I always write it by hand first, then later I'll ask AI for some feedback and thoughts. I find that the AI training data is based on really boring structured writing where it has to be
1. Introduction
2. Transition sentences
3. Middle paragraphs
4. Clean conclusions
which I find doesn't vibe with my style of writing where I tend to meander quite a bit then try to wrap things up back in a different manner
In Orange County, CA there is another variant of pho ga kho, which literally translates to dried chicken pho. The rice noodles and chicken are stir fried, and served with a side of pho ga broth, and a sweet soy sauce.
Pho Dakao, 16171 Brookhurst St, Fountain Valley, CA 92708, United States
Also I got a recipe for pho ga from my aunt which is:
* 6 chicken legs, and 2 bone in breasts (or debone a whole chicken)
* Bring a pot of water to boil
* Parboil all pieces for 2 minutes, throw away the broth
* Char onion and ginger (in an air fryer or on a gas stove - air fryer is
easier)
* Toast coriander seeds and star anise
* Add all ingredients back, bring to boil, then drop to a low simmer, and salt
* After 30 minutes remove the pieces, let it cool and debone
* Add the chicken bones back, cook for additional 30 minutes, season with salt and msg
* Optionally serve with a side of nuoc cham, but this variation has no fish sauce in the stock
How well this turns out depends on the quality of the chicken you buy. At the Asian markets, there are different breeds of chicken which have less meat, but are more flavorful.
Sorry, I kind of have a dumb question here. So we have a bunch of legacy selenium scripts that do end to end user testing, and occasion they break (either because of a network error, or devs committed something that breaks a test).
We were looking at seeing if a model could look at the screenshot of the failure, some of the original website source code, and try to fix the failing test.
My question is with vibium, would it make more sense to port the legacy tests over to vibium, and if a test fail, use its capabilities to try to self-heal?