For some reason they forgot to mention that this will screw up the water supply of some small cities like Berlin or Potsdam.

What a nice collection of assorted criminals and sociopaths they are building there /s

TLDs can exists long after a country, the Soviet Union’s .su still exists.

If two countries merge legally then deciding what do what to do with the TLD would be part of the agreement or at least dealt by IANA and the merged country.

If it’s an illegal occupation under international law then the TLD would be probably be managed by some kind of government in exile.

Of course. Now let’s see if Adobe lawyers agree with… checks notes… Adobe lawyers that genai copyright laundering is legal.

(defn process-scores [user & scores]
  (println "User:" user) (reduce + scores  (filter pos? scores))

can be either

(defn process-scores [user & scores]
  (println "User:" user)
  (reduce + scores)
  (filter pos? scores))

or

(defn process-scores [user & scores]
  (println "User:" user)
  (reduce + scores (filter pos? scores)))

A linter will tell you that you counted wrong it will not tell you where.

LLMs suck at counting and therefore suck at writing valid lisp. (Source: I’ve seen people trying to use code agents with clojure))

Sorry it seems I miscounted the (parenthesis)

You are totally right my fix made the syntax valid but doesn’t work…

B) the same Trump that screwed up the US’s grip in the middle east and ruined the world economy in the process, or the Trump that surrendered to the Taliban?

This reads like some very iffy fan fiction.

Or my favourite ratio, 1l of water is 1kg and it’s close to that for most food grade liquids.

If I had to guess, Square Enix is offloading long term support for the games to GOG.

In America they applaud people who create wealt

Bullshit. We have all seen their labour laws.

Absurd dead lines are partially a result of scope creep. Games that are well planned and focused don’t need 10 years to make right.

And the reason AAA games cost that much is that big studios locked themselves into a scope creep driven industry wide death spiral. Most of the extra cost does nothing to improve the game.

Sometimes the big trees need to burn so the forest can thrive.

If you go really out of the beaten path, a client that only reads from other instances could use the RSS feed to go around the signed requests.

Nice, now it will look cuter when Amazon turns it into a paperweight once the sales of new devices go down.

If the EU opens exceptions for the UK it needs to open exceptions for all new members, and rewards bad behaviour.

At most there can be a tacit agreement that the EU will ignore the UK monkeying around to not be eligible for the Eurozone like Sweden does.

Or maybe the overhead to offer a physical card securely is higher than doing it digitally. The real issue is locking people in proprietary ecosystems, which is completely unnecessary to reduce costs.

Holly slopastic hell, this article is painful even for AI standards.

They aren’t. There might be places with shitty cops that tolerate them. (Quick search shows this is mostly a Texas thing)