For debugging there is the Google antigravity method: there can't be bugs if it wipes the whole drive containing your project (taps head)
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I did see someone write a post about Chat Oriented Programming, to me that appeared successful, but not without cost and extra care. Original Link, Discussion Thread
Successful in that it wrote code faster and its output stuck to conventions better than the author would. But they had to watch it like a hawk and with the discipline of a senior developer putting full attention over a junior, stop and swear at it every time it ignored the rules that they give at the beginning of each session, terminate the session when it starts doing a autocompactification routine that wastes your money and makes Claude forget everything. And you try to dump what it has completed each time. One of the costs seem to be the sanity of the developer, so I really question if it's a sustainable way of doing things from both the model side and from developers. To be actually successful you need to know what you're doing otherwise it's easy to fall in a trap like the CTO, trusting the AI's assertions that everything is hunky-dory.
Edit: I think there are better answers downthread than mine, but I hope my first comment spurned them on.
Not the most experienced bash guru at it but let me see...
- does the while condition have to be within [ ] brackets?
- Also I can't figure out what your condition is, it seems to have an unclosed quotation mark.
- Most bash while-do-done loops I've made have a comparator like -ne for not equal or -le for less or equal to. So for example: while [ $variable -ne 5 ]; do
Right, but more diversity of providers will reduce the exposed risk profile from both unintentional and intentional disruption.
No one's going to bother DDoSing your dinky little server
In the age of AI we now live in there's more money in data centres than sense, and both venture capital backed businesses and malicious actors (am I repeating myself?) can cast stupidly wide nets.
That said I want to see more alternatives to cloudflare, like a Euro option.
I've thought it over again after reading your comment, if airlines really wanted to weasel out of offering a window, and didn't want to call it an 'outer wall seat' for clarity, they could call it a "window-side seat", "window-adjacent seat", or "window-end seat". That would be like the American product saying "chocolate-flavored candy", where it's technically true and only misleads enough not to be afoul of the law.
Definitely, agreed with you on all these points.
Tell me what a zionist game is. I'm not from the USA nor do I live there. I've told my local representative to have my country recognize Palestine, that's since been done.
Anyway, I wish you a good day riding upon your high horse.
Okay, thanks for the feedback.
I don't need anything from City Skylines 2 other than a fully fledged custom 3d asset importer. Then it will be as if the game has thousands of unpaid staff making content. Though if this next team picks up from an unfamiliar location it might still be a long time before we could even think of getting it.
More updates will be nice.
Wall seat or outer seat, I would think.
It was only because of airlines' decision to change seating layouts that made it out of alignment with the aircraft's windows to maximize capacity, and since then they have been attempting to redefine the what a window seat is.
Here's a table I adapted from Louis Rossman's video on the levels of piracy, grey areas and his morals and ethics on it. (spreadsheet file)
I tried to condense each rank and make it less about a specific type of media like CD audio or DVD video, along with a table of simplified characteristics of each situation. Of course more levels can be added and there are many situations not covered. This hierarchy is simply the way Louis ordered it from more to less justifiable; he respects people can think about it differently and I do too. He suggests that he doesn't really care about people that pirate without giving a shit about creators, and that he only has a problem with people who aren't honest with themselves about their motivations.
Setting legality aside, what 'level of piracy' is morally or ethically acceptable to you?
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/10036434
I was definitely guilty of this ^
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Not bad but I'll call it a "stopgap" rather than a solution.
Safe places for homeless people need to be offered more widely, secure parking lots could help others as well in the short term.