Read that old tools had better steel.

That story about the speech-to-text writing 'four eye in rage' is hilarious but so real. I read an article once about how voice recognition still struggles with tech terms. Honestly, it's because the software is trained on everyday talk, not coding slang. Tbh, I've heard coders have to make custom dictionaries or speak super clear to get it right. Ngl, it sounds frustrating as hell when you're just trying to code hands-free. But maybe with more people using it, the tech will get better at this stuff.

Ever walk into a place after they fixed it up and just feel like you won the lottery? My local hardware store did that last spring, clearing out the junk aisles. Suddenly I could find what I needed without wasting an hour. Picked up a solid wrench set that was just sitting there in plain sight. Makes you wonder why all stores don't keep things sorted, right? Good on Value Bin for getting it together and bringing people back.

Panera's swirl lowkey has honey in the filling.