clearly leonardo
Avicenna
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Cake day: August 22nd, 2023
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is this the animal from which college kids evolved
“sorry my internet went off”
3·2 days agolol grifters gonna grift. make m’uricah great again!
4·2 days agowhy, does it bring back bad memories of genocide?
4·3 days ago*has ancestors that hauled ass all the way from Europe, beats latin americans because immigrant"
that is another reason why they wear masks, what they do is clearly illegal. they only get away with it because the goverment is run by crooks (but who still haven’t had enough time to change every law so instead they need to use masked bandits).
5·3 days agoyea but Rust is not above %80 of the languages in the chart. It is not just a matter of C being more obsolete than Rust it is more like C being one of the most obsolete in the chart. Can’t call it that until it is replaced %80 by something else in systems that exists world-wide and everywhere.
The C which is an integral part of every linux kernel on every computer and server running linux as the OS and all the embedded systems everywhere and almost all the performance critical parts of python libraries?
I won’t have much to say about assembly since don’t use it but far as I know low level parts of OS such as bootloader likely still uses assembly not to also mention embedded systems.
As long as both of these exist in embedded systems, it is just statistically weird to call it obsolete even in regards to other languages.
For instance data scientists majorly use python, but python critically depends on C and devices they use critically depend on C and assembly. Can you then really say what they do does not depend on C and assembly and python is more widely used?
How is C or assembly obsolete when they are literally everywhere is beyond me
Oh no they will make him pay pocket change
11·3 days agothey also thought oat meal and corn flakes would end masturbation, look how that went…
now take that and replace “robots” with “shareholders”. perspective of every single big shareholder today.
I am going to gleefully watch some of those companies burn when seniors retire or move on and there is no one left with enough experience to supervise AI code or beginner level coders.
27·5 days agothat is why essential services can not be fully privatised. fuck competition and better service when people are having difficulty paying their bills. the best that should be allowed is privatisation with strict government oversight. you don’t like it? fuck off and start your company on some other sector rather than leeching on essential services.
We always knew all the bullshit about “going green, reducing carbon emissions bla bla” was greenwashing and PR but now we have some quotes to pull and throw on your faces if Trump ever goes, the wind changes direction and you pretend to care about the world again.
ask AI how to do it?
“These have been cleaned, send them in”
Next day Trump “You want Epstein files? Here you go”