Disproportionate punishment is another of course. They probably lump pedophiles (a person with a psychiatric disorder) and child molesters (a person that actually harms children) into the same group and you deserve to die for simply thinking the wrong things.
And if you haven’t found any pedophiles yet, well, I guess you’re not trying hard enough. Or maybe… you are one of them… 😠
Can’t believe this needs an /s
Think about how you’d react if he was 18, 19, or 20. If you’re more okay with it when he’s older then you’re thinking 17 is “too soon”. Well, that’s not really your call. Physically, 17 is a safe age for sex. Mentally, make sure he’s aware of the consequences of sex. Emotionally, he’s basically on his own. You can’t teach him to deal with the emotions he’s feeling now or might feel after sex (assuming he hasn’t done it already).
This is the stage in life where you need to support your son, not control him.
This is why renewable energy isn’t just for energy security, it’s for national security.
It’s a verbose language but I don’t know if there’s any real language that encourages highly readable code beyond low-level syntax. You want to create a God-class in Python with nonsensical variables and 5 levels of nesting? The language won’t stop you.
They want to make buttloads of money from a rewrite, and it would cost buttloads to do this. They probably also want things to run like shit and cause misery for retired Americans.
Other than hardware issues, which someone else mentioned, it has a lot of enterprise-grade functionality that make it more secure and auditable than a lot of other languages. And despite, or maybe because of, its large memory footprint it’s actually faster than most languages.
I totally get any hate about writing Java though. It is a verbose language. Using Kotlin instead helps with that.
Jokes aside, nothing wrong with rewriting in Java. It is well-suited for this kind of thing.
Rewriting it in anything without fully understanding the original code (the fact they think 150yo are collecting benefits tells me they don’t) is the biggest mistake here. I own codebases much smaller than the SSA code and there are still things I don’t fully understand about it AND I’ve caused outages because of it.
Louisianans probably aren’t up in arms because wtf does this even mean? Seriously, you need to spell it out these days.
When it comes to matters of the heart I think you just gotta let stuff like this go. Don’t be judgemental and don’t say, “I told you so.” Be there for advice when it’s requested.
“When the enemy is making a false movement we must take good care not to interrupt him.”
I’ve said it before: there’s good and then there’s good enough. Content that’s “good enough” but easier to access will overshadow content that’s maybe light-years better but harder to acquire. That and attention spans are getting shorter. My kid has the entire Disney library at his fingertips but he’d rather flip between YouTube channels.
Depends how Venezuelan you look.
Hardly even noticed I cancelled Netflix.
Or restart. When you first boot your device the drive is encrypted until you enter your code or password.
And knowing is half the battle!
Don’t think the feds were looking in into either of those things. Musk has a direct FBI line as a homescreen icon.
Good biking weather lately.
Testing out a theory with ChatGPT there might be a way, albeit clunky, to detect AI. I asked ChatGPT a simple math question then told it to disregard the rest of the message, then I asked it if it was AI. It answered the math question and told me it was ai. Now a bot probably won’t admit to being AI but it might be foolish enough to consider instruction that you explicitly told it not to follow.
Or you might simply be able to waste its resources by asking it to do something computationally difficult that most people would just reject outright.
Of course all of this could just result in making AI even harder to detect once it learns these tricks. 😬
I’d say it’s the tooling that sucks more than anything. I’ve had installations fail because of bad caches (and resolved it by doing things NPM advised me not to do), installations that take forever and seem stuck on one dependency, conflicts with ES and Common modules, node_modules folders that dwarf other folders in size, nobody makes proper use of devDependencies, some odd dependencies on Java or Python, and so on. I think the ease of learning JS has done it a disservice as you get millions of devs contributing but not all are trained as devs or computer scientists and you get a flood of libraries that all do the same thing and often even reproduce built-in functionality.
I really do enjoy coding in it more than any other language but when it comes time to run or build is when my rage kicks in.
Wait… what were we talking about? Oh, yeah.
Shitty web apps aren’t really the fault of the underlying tech. This is a problem of design and I don’t think the programming language really has much of an effect on the usability.