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Yeah, and also zero dependency management, so you are free to figure out what combination of Python, Tensorflow and Keras will make it not throw random exceptions.

And don’t forget the number one rule: you must use all the graphing libraries, all the time.

Do you also have nothing but love for those 50+ cell Jupyter notebooks that don’t use a single function and have everything in the global scope?

I wouldn’t mind some corps vibing themselves into bankruptcy.

NGL I’m waiting for the first lawsuit where an engineer is sued by a company by vibe coding as they were told and caused irreparable harm to the company as the whole product has to be redone from the ground up.

I think it doesn’t really matter, in the end the question is, do I get a better experience as a consumer on Linux or Windows?

The big thing though about Proton is that it’s not an additional translation/emulation layer. It doesn’t translate into Spanish for Linux, as that would be slow, it makes Linux talk English.

So in your example, imagine you, the English speaking program, want to catch a taxi in Madrid/Linux but all taxi drivers speak only Spanish. An emulation layer would be “translating”, so you would have an additional guy in the taxi that you could talk to that talks to the Spanish driver. Proton is not that, it’s an English-speaking taxi driver.

The only game in the main post photo where Windows beats Linux is Spiderman 2, published by Playstation Publishing, owned by Sony.

Even if you rawdog the internet with no ad blocker. Actually, especially if you do that.

Medicaid is for poor people, Medicare is for old people.

Bit of an oveegeneralisation, I’m also not from the US.

Yeah this has to be malicious compliance from the embassy staff.

Yeah, Amazon is interested in companies not pushing back against tarriffs, but maximising price gouging.

Yeah, I find it discriminative that the HR intake form was asking for a fursona

It’s one whale statue away from becoming a boat

turnkey /tûrn′kē″/ noun

1. The keeper of the keys in a prison; a jailer.

2. A person who has charge of the keys of a prison, for opening and fastening the doors; a warder.

3. An instrument with a hinged claw, – used for extracting teeth with a twist.

Sounds about right.

Not the person you’re answering but usually these are not a root problem but only a symptom. The answer will range from being told that you are the problem to “let’s schedule a meeting to discuss that”.

The mentality usually stems from higher up, and you don’t really get to speak to people originating policy.

Which end to which end?

It also opens up a big question, is US military tech and the US army as much better as they claim because of their funding, or is it overvalued by orders of magnitude as their AI tech seems to be?

Servers are much more secure when they are shut down.

Correction: In Perl, everything works as can be expected.