Sounds like you had trouble learning the importance of semicolons for separating statements.
Silly argument. In almost all code, the semicolon is implied by the line formatting. Forgetting to manually place it is not a sign of some deep misunderstanding, like e.g. not understanding recursion would be.
That is why Python doesn’t use semicolons. Because making the user type them is silly, when the line formatting already perfectly clearly separates statements.
I want to say that this explains a lot about the quality of offshore code, but it probably doesn’t.
If anything, I would imagine that it would encourage the programmers to be more careful. The debug cycles would have been hell, so it would encourage the programmers to fully understand their code, and get it right the first time.
I sadly assume she literally has no shame.
Don’t know about this specific case. But IIRC it is quite normal to have a deadline last chance to withdraw, related to when the ballots are printed. So he likely informally withdrew, but not officially as far as the rules are concerned.
A strangely relevant saying, now that the Republican party has allied with Russia.
Self awareness is not his strong suit.
That assumes that Trump was unaware of the hypocrisy, and would have cared if he had realized. That is a false assumption - Trump is a psychopath, literally doesn’t feel bad about breaking moral norms.
I especially loathe the formulation
has long faced criticism from wings of his party
As if it is he-said-she-said, whether Fetterman has been a total dick. And then the next moment the press will print Trump’s most outrageous and blatant lies with exactly the same “some disagree” type of formulation.
2/3 majority in the Senate.
Democrats are never going to convince enough Republicans to defect, to reach 67 votes in the Senate. So Fetterman indeed doesn’t matter.
People aren’t going to accept “we tried” again.
I can already see people like coming with criticism like “why didn’t the Democrats win that vote that requires 2/3rds majority? Surely because the Democrats don’t truly care. Both sides are the same.”
For Europe we currently share a timezone across many countries (CET/CEST). That is way too convenient to ever change. Noon is probably never going to be at 12pm everywhere.
Which is objectively true. But also kinda besides the point.
There are not really any legal limits on Trump’s pardon power, so what Trump is doing there is technically within the law. In that sense it is quite different from Trump’s fraudulent election fraud claims.
Isn’t there someone you forgot to ask?
It’s this right here. Nobody will be able to look intently, because no one will have the knowledge of what to look for anymore. You are able to effectively manage the stupid machine’s output because you actually know more or less what functional code looks like and how it works. Once that skill has been squeezed out of the industry it’s going to be utter chaos.
I see no reason why people can’t learn to do this task.
I learned to write an operating system kernel in college. Not because I would ever need to do that in a job, but because it was considered important to learn how stuff worked, to gain a deeper understanding to make architectural decisions. I also learned to write assembly, for the same reason. Similarly, good educations in the future will likely teach people to code, even if they will never code in their jobs.
the media should have been stating this shit more often
So we respond by bashing the parts of the media who do actually publish it, even if they are later than ideal?
So I am not a lawyer. But it can’t possibly be the case, that you are not allowed to publicly say something trivially provably true, unless you have a court’s word that it is true. That would effectively mean that there is zero free speech.
Because it is very expensive to get sued if they get it wrong.
If someone openly commits murder, you are in fact allowed to say they did it without saying “allegedly”. Otherwise there would be no free speech, it would mean you could not say anything that was not already whitelisted by the state.
Hardware problems like faulty RAM are a thing, though. Linux is good, but it is not magic. Not every crash is a software problem.
“Just” like with GDPR, “just” follow the rules for personal data management. In reality, compliance stuff like that is expensive to implement.
So if you are going to require it, don’t pretend it is without cost. Which is exactly what you seem to be doing.
“See what you made me do.”