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Seems pretty clear to me, although I'm neither an american nor a lawyer.

Why not only have strings? "zero", "one", "two", ... "threepointonefourone..."

Is it only California?

> "El Norte"

> All the way in the south

No it doesn't. They didn't "invest", they took everything that wasn't bolted to the ground, and then they took that too. A third of the country was taken away and millions of Germans displaced.

That's not even remotely what happened

You probably only mean economic growth, otherwise that's hard to imagine

The difference in sharpness remains if there's no slicing motion with either knive/setting, right?

I don't think so, not at home.

That raises the question if LLM-generated code is going out of fashion in general. The article seems to assume it will always exist and always need clean-up. But what if it's not worth it and instead you should (mainly) return to the world where humans write code? Simply because salary < LLM-credits + cleanup costs.

youtube giveth and youtube taketh away

I know that feel, I'm Hugh Mongous.

I never knew Java was so dangerous

At the risk of driving you up the wall, but please explain

Yeah, but we're Germans. We don't stop when it's reasonable, not when we want to follow an idea.

any democratic candidate?

He can pick up his million dollars at the end of eternity

You can forget about liberties until you come up with a better acronym

That's why the orange man is protecting the border

A real donkey punch of a metaphore

Well, we grew up in the Great Pirate Era

Made me chuckle

You don't get it! He normally isn't like that!

That's what unions are for.

I for one welcome our new machine overlords

"What are you gonna do, Nepal? Block me?"

(Gets blocked)

>That's not how it works.

Not with that attitude!

I very much am

Carriage is another word for wagon (german Wagen, swedish vagn)

It's caused by his weight. The video is very much worth it though.