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I'm working on creating an AI-driven app that will let you search and book flights with simple text messages.
No more scrolling through endless flight options, no invasive cookie tracking, no relentless ads, or other nuances.
Now you might ask, how is it different from Google Flights?
Well, Google Flights is an aggregator that finds you flights from the providers/sellers which means once you select a flight on Google Flights, you will be sent to the provider's website to complete the purchase where all the above-mentioned pain points pop up, and not to mention the use upselling tactics on these websites to make you pay more than the original price.
How does it work?

1. Send a text message like: "Find me a flight from Vegas to New York on June 15 for 2 people"
   
2. AI bot responds back with 3 options:
   

* Cheapest flight * Shortest flight * Best flight (this is calculated by your preferences) 

1. You can either select one of those options or ask it to perform more searches like: "Show me only united airlines"
   
2. Once you are ready to book, it will share a link to our web app where you can enter the passenger information and pay for the ticket
   

Upcoming features:

• Flexible booking dates
  
• Hotel booking
  
• Car rental
  
• Cruise booking
  

Please comment below if you "would use it" or if you "would not use it" with any more information that would help me to improve the product. I really appreciate your feedback. 🙌

Company Name	Title	City
United States Secret Service	Criminal Investigator	Chattanooga
United States Secret Service	Criminal Investigator	Knoxville
United States Secret Service	Criminal Investigator	Memphis
Southern Health Partners	Correctional Nurse	Ashland City
Milan Laser Company	Licensed Practical Nurse	Chattanooga
Milan Laser Company	Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)	Clarksville
Paragon Healthcare, Inc.	Nurse Practitioner	Knoxville
Amazon Warehouse	Amazon Picker Packer - Evening Shifts	Murfreesboro
Centennial Heart	Registered Nurse PRN	Nashville
Clarksville Eye Clinic	Optometrist	1111a Fort Campbell Blvd
Innova Solutions	Warehouse worker	Antioch
DispatchHealth Management	Lead Advanced Practice Provider NP or PA	Bon Aqua
Ushealth	Junior Account Manager	Brentwood
Stability Healthcare	ICU Travel RN	Bristol
Apria Healthcare	Customer Relationship Liaison	Chattanooga
Volt Workforce	Maintenance Mechanic	Clarksville
Pepsi Beverages Company	Alcohol Sales and Warehouse Relief	Collierville
Lee Company	Commercial Project Manager	Columbia
Innova Solutions	Payroll Tax Analyst	Concord
PF - Cookeville	CDL Class B Route Relief Driver - Soddy Daisy, TN	Cookeville
USPI	Surgical Technologist	Cordova
Georgia-Pacific	Production & Shipping Operator	Cumberland City
Dover Eye Clinic	Optometrist	Dover
American CyberSystems, Inc.	Payroll Analyst	Farragut
The Hershey Company	Hershey's Part-Time Territory Sales Associate (Franklin, TN)	Franklin

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings , feel free to comment here if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!

I've had a few conversations lately about the game-changing events for the smaller video producers. I'm not talking big-cinema-crew productions - this is the guys that shoot small biz to big corporate stuff, we tend to own everything vs. rentals and it's often one-man-band or an assistant. Here's my list:
The Panasonic DVX-100B/Canon XL2 era. 16x9 cameras with a more "cinematic feel", excellent color science and controls, XLR ins and good preamps. The DVX is what moved me from being a stills shooter to offering video around 2004 or so. This was the start of an explosion/arms race of video cameras - from tape to (remember those P2 cards?), to a sort of faux HD to full HD.
The spinner era - anyone remember 35mm lens adapters? This was an odd minute in history - even pro camcorders struggled with shallow DOF and bokeh; but what if you could take a fast camera lens, project it onto a spinning or vibrating ground glass, and shoot the projected image with your camcorder and a closeup diopter? Some crazy-expensive solutions came from this idea, followed by cottage-industry tools in the $1-$2K range, along with a big and obsessed DIY contingent trying different things. It was pretty much killed by…
The DSLR revolution - everyone remembers the 5D, but that little Rebel T2i (550D)? It really blew the market open, and lots of good work was done on that cheap body - I used one with adapters for my Nikkors until Nikon finally caught up with video quality, maybe around the D7100 era. (I still pull out the Rebel for charity gigs where I need a third or fourth shooter. It's still very pretty video when you have decent light).
Manufacturers embrace the DSLR crowd. From major players to one-man "cottage industry" players in Asia with access to CNC milling tools, before 3D printing went mass market. (Remember the "Indian Matte Box?" I've yet to replace mine; $300 and everything I need in a 2-stage box). The Rode blimp, the Fotga DP-100 follow focus ($160), and every cheese plate and rod system component you could imagine for rigging, all on Amazon. We went from vehicle-TV panels repurposed for video to really competent, full-featured small monitors for a couple hundred bucks.
The Kessler KC-8 Crane - for about a grand, a very sturdy, all-metal 8' jib that setup in minutes. Suddenly some hollywood-style moves are in your SUV or van, and it was a client-impresser. Affordable gimbals mean it's now more of a motion-time lapse rig for me, but I still use mine with the 5' tip for product stills and video, it's the most versatile, fast-change "tripod" I've ever owned.
The end of tungsten and the evolution of LEDs. Man - a COB LED that's a 575 HMI equivalent and will run on a pair of v-mounts? If someone told you that was coming 15 years ago? I still have lots of tungsten fixtures, but they're rarely used. Remember how pricey tungsten softboxes were? Remember Kino Flo's ownership of the market, then the Asian Biax knockoffs? And it seems like overnight, LEDs came of age. Are any of you guys still packing biax flos?
Gimbals and drones. I was shooting a project in a big studio facility that was also a top rental house, when I saw my first gimbal. That thing was like $10k or $20k or something? Now a capable gimbal for a Mirrorless rig can be had for a couple hundred bucks. Remember struggling to master a knockoff Steadicam and realizing it was as big a skill as shooting was? And while there's still so much distracting drone footage ("look, I'm a drone shot!!! Wheee!"), we've got really capable and affordable drones when we want what were once helicopter or giant-crane shots. I don't even own one, since I can hire a capable guy with the gear for a couple hundred a day.
After Effects and camera tracking. Seems like this is more a specialty thing, but I've got a rep as the guy who can "fix anything" in footage, and camera tracking has joined motion tracking as a repair tool - and gives us fantastic creative options and can make stock footage into custom footage. We're about to hit a new era with machine learning that may make facial blemish repairs, removing spots and stains, logos on warped and moving surfaces, and compositing even faster.
Mirrorless. 4K and 6K and 8K, big frame rates, a built-in EVF for shoulder shooting, and the real biggies in my opinion - actually usable and reliable AF with face and eye detection, and fantastic low-light capability. Come on guys, remember when 600 ISO was pushin' it and you had to run everything through NeatVideo? Now 2-3k ISOs are no problem, and we're getting high bit rates or even ProRes to the card. And as a stills shooter, man - eye detection is the shit.
Machine Learning. This is gonna impact the hell out of us, in unpredictable ways. But the big mind-blowegame changer for me has been a cheap and simple little audio plugin - Waves Clarity VX. It just "knows what a voice is", it requires no noise sample or audio lead-in, you turn a freaking knob and on-set noises just go away. It takes even the "air" sounds from footage, but leaves the "airiness" of voices. And it's under fifty bucks. I've stopped giving a shit about HVAC and passing traffic in audio. It's had a huge impact on my workflow (I really, really want voices that are "present" and silky, and I want compression to not be lifting room sounds along with voices - even the better NR plugins can make a voice sound like ass). Maybe the end-game of this tech is SkyNet nuking all our cities (or some guy in India taking a still of the CEO and making a killer video interview) but for now? Bring it!!!
So - what's your list?

Company Name	Title	City
United States Secret Service	Criminal Investigator	Chattanooga
United States Secret Service	Criminal Investigator	Knoxville
United States Secret Service	Criminal Investigator	Memphis
Southern Health Partners	Correctional Nurse	Ashland City
Milan Laser Company	Licensed Practical Nurse	Chattanooga
Milan Laser Company	Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)	Clarksville
Paragon Healthcare, Inc.	Nurse Practitioner	Knoxville
Amazon Warehouse	Amazon Picker Packer - Evening Shifts	Murfreesboro
Centennial Heart	Registered Nurse PRN	Nashville
Clarksville Eye Clinic	Optometrist	1111a Fort Campbell Blvd
Innova Solutions	Warehouse worker	Antioch
DispatchHealth Management	Lead Advanced Practice Provider NP or PA	Bon Aqua
Ushealth	Junior Account Manager	Brentwood
Stability Healthcare	ICU Travel RN	Bristol
Apria Healthcare	Customer Relationship Liaison	Chattanooga
Volt Workforce	Maintenance Mechanic	Clarksville
Pepsi Beverages Company	Alcohol Sales and Warehouse Relief	Collierville
Lee Company	Commercial Project Manager	Columbia
Innova Solutions	Payroll Tax Analyst	Concord
PF - Cookeville	CDL Class B Route Relief Driver - Soddy Daisy, TN	Cookeville
USPI	Surgical Technologist	Cordova
Georgia-Pacific	Production & Shipping Operator	Cumberland City
Dover Eye Clinic	Optometrist	Dover
American CyberSystems, Inc.	Payroll Analyst	Farragut
The Hershey Company	Hershey's Part-Time Territory Sales Associate (Franklin, TN)	Franklin

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings , feel free to comment here if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!

This is my trip report for the time I took 7 tabs of suspected N-bombs. It was the most bonkers, embarrassing, and dangerous psychedelic experience I have ever had. The only experience I kinda regret. I’ll be changing the names of the folks involved out of respect for their identities.
This all happened around Glasgow in late 2019. I had an unfortunate break up with my long time girlfriend and was itching for an escape from reality that I hoped LSD would provide. I met Marty a few months prior, who has since grown to be my best friend, and he introduced me to a drug dealer, Calum, in the area.
I purchased some ALD-52 from Calum, which Marty & I tested & found safe. With this we had 2 spectacular trips; hiking around the hills of Scotland and providing me with some great memories.
So, when Calum mentioned he could get us LSD I jumped on the opportunity and agreed to meet him under a bridge. Under this bridge a white van pulled up, slid open its door, and Calum instructed me from the passenger seat to get in . I decided to obey the call of adventure, hopped in, and we took off.
Inside the back were two men I hadn’t met, a chemistry set, and a big unconcerned dog (probably their security). The man by the gizmos and vials asked me how much I wanted, and I said ‘’14 tabs’’. He used a dropper to make them on the spot before I paid them and they dropped me off back at the bridge.
I rushed home like Charlie with a golden ticket to meet Marty and show him the goods. We decided to dive into the deep end & each take 7 tabs right away, around 6 pm. The tabs tasted the way the fingers of the guy who made them looked: bitter. We had no idea this was a red flag and our dumbasses were too excited to wait and test the tabs. So began the trip.
Shortly after, Marty suggested we take the train over to his friend Ben’s house, because ‘Ben was a chill’. We headed out and I was already feeling its effects. By the time we reached Ben’s place (Maybe 30 minutes later) I was already having the strongest psychedelic experience I’ve ever had to this day. I knew I was in for a ride.
The walls were grabbing onto my hands, my body was losing its form, and I was mostly non-verbal. Everything I saw was made of fractals, faces, eyeballs, and vortices. Everything I thought of was biblically profound. I felt undying love from the universe and was convinced Marty felt the same.
This is a good time to mention Martie’s odd tolerance to psychedelics. He’s listed this as the only true psychedelic experience he’s ever had, amongst the many he’s attempted. The time when we each took a heroic 6g mushroom trip he hardly felt a thing while I was facing ego death. He was definitely blasted on this trip but fortunately wasn’t delusional the way I was, and kept me a little under control.
I remember snippets of what it was like at Ben’s and the rest has been filled in by Marty. Ben was playing Dead Island and kept using the ziplines and his TV’s max volume to trip me out. The environment around me kept exploding into spiraling multi-colored pixels which revealed an empty white subspace behind it. It was like the universe was unraveling. Everything I looked at would explosively dissolve in this way leading me to believe I was god. I thought fate made us meet Ben that day so he could reveal to us our reality warping powers. I thought I could do anything with practice and decided the first thing I would do was make a cup of tea out of whiskey, multiple tea bags, dish soap, and anything else I got my hands on in Ben’s kitchen... He was a good sport about it.
Marty came to stop me and when he did my delusions deepened. I became convinced we were living infinite reincarnations of every life and that we were the physical manifestation of Yin & Yang. I also wanted to call my mom and tell her what I’d learned but Marty assured me it'd be better to tell her later. We returned to the living room & I whipped my shirt off 'with hilarious vigor', as Marty put it.
I was convinced I knew the meaning to life, the universe, and everything, and that Marty & Ben were on the same wavelength as me. I thought we were sharing the same thoughts and were upon the same path of enlightenment. But, my delight turned to devastation when they told me they weren’t as interconnected with me as I thought, and that I was experiencing delusions. This is when the path of my trip changed.
A sense of foolishness hit me hard, and the direction of my emotions took a sharp turn. I understood I didn’t understand what was happening around me or what was real. I thought Marty & Ben were conspiring against me and working to keep me in the apartment for all eternity. I tried keeping track of time to witness its progression but every time I checked the time nothing changed. I thought I had gone insane and that fate had set me to live in that very moment forever. I was panicking and I needed to rebel against fate, so I ran out of the apartment and collapsed in the stairwell.
My escape from that environment satisfied me and I calmed down. The concrete was cool and I laid splayed outside the door. Marty came to see if I was alright and once he confirmed I hadn’t run away, he went back to trip on the couch. This is when my trip reached its peak.
I have no memory of what happened around me at this point. People could have been stepping on me to leave their apartments and I will never know. Everything became fractals. The fractal pattern kept diversifying and growing until it reached its climax. This following experience blows me away to this day.
For the next eternity all I could see was, what I can best describe as, the most realistic representation of a Penrose diagram possible. I could sense the infinities compressed at its edges and all I could hear was an earth shatteringly loud roar. I kept saying, or screaming, or imagining I was screaming: ‘IT’S SO BIG! OH MY GOD THERE’S SO MUCH! IT’S SO BIG!’. I felt like I was in the presence of the immensity of the universe and it was utterly overwhelming.
My trip likely manifested as a Penrose diagram (or, Penrose-Lovecraftian horror) because I’d been learning about them at the time. It’s interesting that something I learned so recently was so present in my trip
Some time later the trip died enough for me to find my bearings. I was wearing Marty’s shoes and my shirt was back on, so I decided it was time for a walk. When I left the building I was exhausted and it was dark out, but the world was fascinating. I remember stepping out in front of a car and it honking at me. So I took note to beware of traffic.
Life was still fractals and things had tracers but I was enjoying the air. I thought I was past my delusional state, but this is when I saw something I can’t explain. A few blocks ahead I saw a crowd of 7-9 people wearing neon safety vests turn a corner and run opposite to my direction. They were followed by 3 police officers a moment later. I wondered what the hub-bub was but my mind quickly wandered elsewhere when they faded out of site. However, when I reached that same corner, the exact same crowd came around and passed by me. I knew they were the same people and I anticipated the police following a moment later. And they did. Those same police came jogging passed and followed the crowd. They all disappeared into the distance leaving me stunned.
It still bothers me thinking about what parts of that experience were real and what was hallucination. It wasn't like predictable psychedelic hallucinations such as geometry and tracers, but, a real situation with context and uncertainty. Seeing them felt like a dream outside a dream.
After this, I hopped onto the first train going the right direction home, but I was kicked off by a ticket inspector a few stops down. I waited for the following train and happened to meet Marty on it with my stuff, which felt like fate truly had my back.
Though I was still somewhat lost in the sauce, Marty recounted the evening to me, and bought me some chocolate on the way home. We got back and Marty passed out quick, though I couldn’t sleep until late the next morning.
This was the most dangerous, embarrassing, and remarkable psychedelic trip I’ve ever had. I’m very grateful I had Marty looking out for me on this one. Since then I’ve entered fractal land and ego death a few times, but nothing compares to this experience. In a more controlled environment, and with a safer drug, I would do it again.
TL;DR Fake LSD showed me cosmic horror
Edit: grammar

I am a part-time Uber Driver (5-20 hours/week in destination mode to and from work), and driver since 2015 with 2k trips. I currently drive a 2020 Tesla Model Y LR. I'd say >90% of the time I am using AutoPilot, and about >60% using FSD Beta, meaning that I disengage before turns that I think may be rough or in situations the vehicle isn't handling well.
As a passenger, I've been in a Tesla twice. First time in Nashville, TN. Driver did not use AutoPilot at all, I asked why, and he stated he felt it just didn't work well enough and wasn't worth the hassle. Second time from Bellevue, WA to SeaTac. Driver did not engage AP once the entire trip. He was on the phone with someone the entire trip, so I couldn't ask him why.
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I'd say about a quarter of my passengers ask about the FSD Beta and I demonstrate and they are very impressed. Another quarter will notice half way through the trip and had no idea the vehicle has been driving on its own the whole trip. Some people ask if I ever use the function and are surprised to hear that I pretty much use it all the time. I've had one person request that I not use it because she thought it was dangerous, I pretty much just used cruise control and used AP on the long stretches of freeway and kept both hands on the wheel, I'm pretty sure she had no idea.

So I have been seeing a lot of people say they had issues renting a car. We are a group of 8 and need a van. Easyway shows the price of vans being 4x higher because it’s the month of July. It would be 1000$ for a week with insurance. Does anyone have any other recommendations for cheap van rentals? I was going to rent from Hertz but I saw people saying they change the price when you arrive. Any help would be appreciated!

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